Cyberspace - Myspace, the social networking website, recently deleted 29,000 profiles of known sexual offenders. This hasn’t been the first time either. Back in May, Myspace deleted thousands of profiles. Owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation, Myspace is hoping other companies will shortly follow. As said by Myspace’s chief security officer, Hemanshu Nigam:

We’re pleased that we’ve successfully identified and removed registered sex offenders from our site and hope that other social networking sites follow our lead.

Of course nobody considered big Phil and his need to “hang” with children. With these profiles removed, there will be no one left to cybersex with. Teens everywhere will have to find actual teens to talk to instead of 45 year old men pretending to be nubile 14 year old girls. But the bigger problem is who are teens to turn to if they want a ride to the mall, candy, and to finally figure out what anal is all about?  This is too much.

WTF? What happened to my: Myspace?