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"Zooped is a new social networking website that might be the closest thing to a MySpace clone I've seen in a while.\nZooped lets you do everything that MySpace does.  They've added a few differentiating features, such as profiles that are specific to musicians and businesses.  This could be a bit misleading, as the business and musician profiles offer the same information as a regular profile.  Zooped provides musician and business profiles to browse through, as these are main categories for the site, but the video and games sections only give you YouTube clips and video game widgets to add to your profile or bulletin board. These features both have a few bugs to work out.\nZooped actually may have too much going on, considering what they're trying to offer users.  I say this because their many, many link options make the site a bit difficult to navigate, and they've got a few inconsistencies, such as the Profile Layout link taking you to a page of business profiles as opposed to customized backgrounds to add to your Zooped profile.  The easiest thing to do, in this case, is apply a MySpace background to your Zooped profile page.  They work just fine.  Once they work out all of their bugs, Zooped will truly be a MySpace clone, though I'm wondering if they're hoping to monetize the business profiles in some way.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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