libertarian4321
09-27-2007, 12:00 PM
Okay, I'm over 40, so I'm not really up on "myspace", but I do have a myspace page with Ron Paul information on it.
I noticed that whenever someone requests to be my "friend", I tend to look at their page first. Do most people do that?
If they do, wouldn't it make sense to send out a lot of friend requests? Then, when they check out my page, it would be sort of the cyber equivalent of handing out a slim jim. Most probably won't pay much attention, but some might be intrigued and try to learn more about Ron Paul.
Of course, I'm not just going to spam random people- I'm looking for people who have interests similar to mine (e.g. NY Giants fans) OR people who might be receptive to Ron's message (e.g. peace activists).
Its pretty tedious to search for these folks and make the request, so does anyone think its worthwhile?
I noticed that whenever someone requests to be my "friend", I tend to look at their page first. Do most people do that?
If they do, wouldn't it make sense to send out a lot of friend requests? Then, when they check out my page, it would be sort of the cyber equivalent of handing out a slim jim. Most probably won't pay much attention, but some might be intrigued and try to learn more about Ron Paul.
Of course, I'm not just going to spam random people- I'm looking for people who have interests similar to mine (e.g. NY Giants fans) OR people who might be receptive to Ron's message (e.g. peace activists).
Its pretty tedious to search for these folks and make the request, so does anyone think its worthwhile?