[Air-l] viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace

[Jimmy Wales]

On Jun 28, 2007, at 12:17 AM, Jason Wilson wrote:
> Your point about people not necessarily wanting to flee "people  
> they don't like" may be warranted, but that doesn't necessarily  
> mean that people aren't fleeing *towards* where "people like  
> us" ("linked in", tech-literate, "creative") gather. Saying that  
> MySpace has bad customer service doesn't account for the way in  
> which different groups appear to be gravitating towards one or  
> another of the range of alternatives.

Sure,  I agree.  I am just cautioning against overinterpreting any  
move from Myspace to elsewhere as being "white flight".