YES!

Facebook is boring, and has no privacy. On Twitter, if your following boring people that are saying they're cooking, well than Twitter is going to be boring. 

I agree. I have both too. I don't use Twitter at all past the first few days of having it and I only log in to facebook to deny the 239842347 application requests and read a thread i've got going with some xangans.

p.s. it's applications not attachments :)

You must have missed my post on how Xanga fits within all of what you just discussed.  You can post things on Facebook and get into several debates or discussions if you so choose.  It is also a video, picture, note sharing site just like here to some degree.

Twitter is not meant to be a blog but a social networking tool.  Unlike some sites...people on Twitter expect to click on a link to a blog or post somewhere which drives traffic to other blogs etc.  They all have their place within the scheme of social networking etc.  Not saying this site is boring, but too many are not seeing what the reality is of Xanga either

@Simbathe2nd - That is correct for Facebook, but not for Twitter.  But the point is that they can be utilized to gain traffic for Xanga and that is what some are failing to see, which again goes to my last post and the one a few days ago about where Xanga fits

@Simbathe2nd - Twitter does, garner traffic. I can attest to that fact.

so true

Xanga is not boring......

Always been a fan of Facebook, but lately it's Xanga that has got me

Facebook and Twitter changed the world recently. Look at what happened in Iran. There was a sort of communications revolution, and it was driven by Facebook and Twitter. Xanga had nothing to do with it.

Countless people used Twitter and Facebook, and risked their lives, to defy an oppressive government and tell the world what was happening. I changed my location on Twitter, as did millions of people around the world, to confuse Iranian authorities who were searching for people on there to stop them from posting, and doing it through location searches. My Twitter says I'm posting from Iran, as do the Twitters of millions of other people. Through Twitter, I took a small step to actively support those people in their courageous struggle, and people around the world joined hands to take action to help.

While Twitter and Facebook were changing the world, Xanga was including another post about anorexia or premarital sex. Or maybe posting yet another debate on gay marriage.

With the straightest possible face, I tell you, "Xanga is boring." And apparently also relatively useless.

I love xanga, but I think you seriously downplayed how fun facebook can be

in the past hour alone, I've chatted with my friend on facebook to set up where to meet up tomorrow
I watched a video of my cousin's new baby
I looked at pictures of my friend's trip to Hawaii
I sent a funny private message to my closest friend, and her reply made me laugh out loud
I was invited to an event and now I'm excited for it!
I got a friend's request from a girl I used to work with, and I loved looking at her info/pics/etc
I read an acquaintance's "25 things about me" and learned a lot about her
I'm discussing Twilight with another girl who's a huge fan too

all of this, pretty much in one hour!

On xanga.......I read my comments and sub feed (funnest part)......I look at the featured section and the Ideas section....I look at the -ish sites and MAYBE will find a few good posts, and MAYBE i'll leave one or 2 comments

all and all, I think facebook gives muchhhhhh more things to look at and do

and twitter is only fun if you look at the celebrity sites...personal twitters are boring!
for that you're definitely right lol

I've never bothered starting a twitter.  I actually had a Facebook before it was popular and was actually decent, but now I only spend a minutes a day on it.  The thing that's better about Facebook than Xanga are the photo albums.

Xanga is much more entertaining, though.