BuzzenChat

Well, at the end of the day, it all comes down to this: it's people's ultimate choice to join a chat site, whether it's legal or not. The purpose of chatting is to have a place where people or friends can get together to communicate and have fun, and that's what counts.

Yes, at the end of the day it doesnt matter whos throat you cut, how many backs are stabbed, or how many other peoples long working hours were put in, as long as your goal is achieved, people have a place to chat, and you get a really big pay pal account.

infamous as in the amount of free publicity its getting isnt only in the best interest for Buzzen you just have to understand why I am implying

at the end of the day what becomes of msn chat clone sites won't really affect many of us. Most of us are scripters and can chat most anywhere. I just like to see people with different views discuss them. For the most part both sides bring up good points. Every once in awhile you get someone that i guess has to resort to name calling. This issue like most issues i'm somewhere in the middle.

I personally don't think it's a good idea to use the ocx. There are a few reasons why i think it's a bad idea and i won't go into them again as most of you have seen them. I don't see it as my personal mission to see that the ocx isn't used. I don't have a dog in that fight as they say. MSN is "very" aware of it and i think it's up to them as to what the next step is, if any.

As for buzzen, i hope they do well in what they are trying to accomplish. Having good places to chat benefits everyone involved. I don't agree with some of the practices of Buzzen, but think for the most part they are trying to do right or at least better. I think they should do a little better job answering for some of their more shadier actions however.

The MSN broadcast message being the most outstanding i think. Most people would know it was a fake but there are still alot that didn't. The person responsible for the broadcast message is affiliated with buzzen staff. For someone such as jay to state he isn't msn staff thus can not comment on the issue is a little absurd. Even "IF" buzzen staff knew nothing at all about it they could still comment. Something like "hey a msn staff person did it but we had nothing to do with it". Alot of people know how that played out. Don't insult us by acting like buzzen didn't know anything about it. For me the broadcast message didn't bother me. I know enough about MSN to know they would never recommend something like that. You still can't blame buzzen even if they knew about it. All the blame falls on the msn staff member that did it and personally i wouldn't want to work with anyone that would turn on me just because of a business decision. Only fault I have with buzzen on that episode was acting like they knew nothing about it.

In the end buzzen will still be there. This little debate while heated isn't going to accomplish much more than giving buzzen an idea of how some of the things they did have upset a few people. I've been guility of the same thing in the past. I've done things on tg that some people didn't agree with and have felt the backlash. I try to learn from them instead of taking them personally. Most of the buzzen staff that have come here have shown great restraint for the most part. They have acted civil and tried to answer the questions presented which is alot more than many sites would have done. I think jay and YAHOO have done a pretty good job representing buzzen here.

This issue isn't going to end anytime soon. Even if buzzen changes their ocx many sites simply aren't going to unless they are forced to. I personally like to watch and particpate in good debates. I would actually like to see more started here as long as it can be done with some sort of civility. I don't want it to turn into a bash fest. Everyone has their own opinions about things and seeing them isn't going to hurt anyone. So say what you think.

I personally like to watch and particpate in good debates. I would actually like to see more started here as long as it can be done with some sort of civility. I don't want it to turn into a bash fest. Everyone has their own opinions about things and seeing them isn't going to hurt anyone. So say what you think.

I like your attitude err0r.

I concur, Err0r.

Ohh, look at Fanfare. Using his college education to use those big words.

Oh, come on now...X-fusion...lol I feel embarrassingly flattered.

Buzzen does not have enough security.

My "Friend" flooded their servers yesterday, and got no punishment.

What they could do is set a room create limit per user.

Buzzen does not have enough security.

 

My "Friend" flooded their servers yesterday, and got no punishment.

 

What they could do is set a room create limit per user.

I heard flooding on Buzzen gets you banned automatically. They have this so-called "anti-flood mechanisms" implemented in their chat servers.

Flooding servers is for immature kids that have no lives and cant get laid cuz their glasses resemble coke bottles.

Lmao, you really speak for their heart and soul.

Yeah , i found 1 of those.

Buzzen does not have enough security.

 

My "Friend" flooded their servers yesterday, and got no punishment.

 

What they could do is set a room create limit per user.

To be honest i have always found flood attacks an attack on people using a site, due to the fact that they are the ones who suffer..

It has just come to my attention that the sed email from msn is now being spammed to users on buzzen and not just 1 they are recieving multiple copies...

This well out of order and is actually illegal, i am not pointing fingers because anybody anywhere could be doing this, but i felt as this topic seems to be based on the sed email that i should add a comment!

i don't see what's so good in flooding , the only ppl that get hurt by this

are regular ppl that just want to chat with their friends.