eugene on 30 November 2007
Also, social networking almost always fails without a feeling of "everyones on it". Myspace and facebook literally have tens of millions of active members. PS3 and even live only have single digit millions. Friendster, msn spaces, and so many others fail even with millions of members. People also use myspace and such mostly to communicate with people they already know but not in real time, they usually leave messages to be read at a later time. Home is too ambitious with too small of a userbase and highly segmented demographic of mostly teenage boys.
