There are no Myspace trackers that are very good. Most of them work as follows:
You insert a code into your page title. This code actually displays a hidden image hosted on the tracker’s machine. The tracker grabs the IP address and tells you that someone visited your page at a certain time. It is up [...]

After my first posting about a phony ad I saw on Myspace yesterday, I thought I would be done with it. But then today I noticed a very similar ad, with similar promises. When I went to the site, it was all similar. Too similar.
Not only that, but it boasted the SAME check that “Kevin” [...]

Here is the code for hiding your Myspace comments, without any ads or images included in the code (as 99% of the sites out there will do).
Simply copy the code below and paste it anywhere in the “I’d Like To Meet” section of your profile.
There are of course ways to still view your comments, but [...]

I originally wrote this and posted it on my original Myspace account on March 20, 2007. And of course nothing has changed, so I re-posted it on my new account in May of 2008, and now I think it belongs here. So without further delay…
By not-so-popular demand. This is more out of necessity, after seeing [...]

You can find this code in a lot of places, but a lot of sites stick in a link or graphic pointing to their lame website. And who wants that graffiti on their Myspace page anyway? This code doesn’t have any of that garbage in it.
Simply copy the code below and paste it anywhere in [...]

Two years ago if someone had told me I’d ever write about this topic, I would have laughed in their face. I can almost understand the addictive nature of certain video games, such as I discussed in my article about overcoming addiction to the World of Warcraft. Certainly I understand the physiological nature of other [...]