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I believe that's actually called "trolling," not "browsing."


Which begs another question: why was our Martinge browsing on that site 
in the first place?

In a message dated 15/01/2006 19:53:01 GMT Standard Time,  jonesalley@... 
writes:

Which  begs another question: why was our Martinge browsing on that site 
in the  first place?



I was on the Nickel Creek My Space site.  I love the band but  the 
ingratiating remarks of the fans make my flesh crawl.
 
Arse,
 
Martinge
 

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In a message dated 1/15/2006 3:37:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
tronbros@... writes:

I was on the Nickel Creek My Space site.  I love the band but the  
ingratiating remarks of the fans make my flesh crawl.
 
Arse,
 
Martinge



Just think of all the ingratiating remarks you would get if you had a site  
there.
 
Frank

Although I also find the site sickening on one level,
it can be a very good way for bands/musicians to get
there stuff out and about.  It's free, there are LOTS
of kids drifting around looking for something new to
blast their little ears out with, and there's a pretty
great database of artists available.  As a maker of
albums, it's pretty cool to have one more way to sell
songs, albums, and promotions.  I mean, there's no
real way to expect anything from a crippled industry. 
It's pretty much DIY as of late. If it were purely a
music site, it would be pretty great.
So I guess if it has to be, there's some good to it.
-Jack



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