okay, myyearbook isn't that bad. I MADE ONE WHEN I WAS 9. I think it's a lot like facebook basically, the only thing is that it might have a little more bad stuff in it, I only really go on now to donate to causes (which is actually a great part of myyearbook, you can use your virtual money to donate to real-life charities). There are some messed up people on there, but aslong as you don't talk to people you don't know you're good.

My friend used to use this site, but her mom made her quit due to questionable content.

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i think that myyearbook is a place for teens and only teens to meet other teens like them and find people to communicate with. if some teens want to post sex pictures on there then its their fault and there giving there body away on the internet!!!! KEEP MYYEARBOOK!!!!!!!!! scincerly: A 15 YR OLD TEEN

there is nothing wrong with it its kind of like myspace but kid proof your child cant put up pictures of them selves nude or with any pornogrophy and all that bad stuff you wouldnt want you child using if your child has one like mine i make my own account and use a fake name and i use a picture of 1 of her friends i have that give me the ok so i added both my son and daughter who are tweensmy son is 12 and my daughter is 11 i look on there profile and see there friends if there is someone i dont know or think is dangerus i get on my childrens account and deleat them then i confront my child and they stay clear of them just tel your child the dangers of these sites and check to see what there doing on them every 10 to 15 minutes and they will be ok

hey im happy that i made a yearbook and i dont like skool mach but i guess i have to deal with it!and i only have 3 weeks of skool left and im happy about that too.So everybody please be nice and stylein to me!!!!i love everybody thats NOT mean to me and i'll be nice to anybody thats nice to mean,loke they say two wrongs dont make a right!!!!!so be nice and have F.U.N!!!and if you dont know what FUN means then it means F stands 4 friends that do stuff together U stands 4 you and me N stands 4 anything @ anytime @ all.!!!and thats what F.U.N means!!!!!so good-luck and be nice!!!!!Love,maddie!

Voting as an ON and recommended to ages 14-15 and up, along with a good head on the shoulders, maturity and sense ( Trust me, it's a tad bit better than the other sites) : As with many social networking sites of today, Myyearbook is yet another that leave many parents skeptical of their teens using the site. Personally, I prefer it over Facebook. I have had the site for nearly two years and find it very easy to block anyone who I feel is bothering me because if I block or report them, they are either A - Permenantly banned and not allowed to create a new account or B- I am not tracable from a search website, like Google from their IP address. With the many new site updates, especially with the much worried over anxiety, I have options to make it so that only Myyearbook users can see me, from only a certain age range, and only thru myyearbook itself. Having this I feel safer, not only proctecting my face and info, but as well as my added info that I may make throughout the site ( i.e. on forums or quizzes) The profiles I feel you are much more allowed to express yourself which I think is a great self-individual boost to oneself. As well, the site has a block when you are adding someone that they cannot be any older than 3 years than you ( i.e if I am 14 I can add people up to the age of 17, any higher, access to friend is automatically denied and vice versa which is an added safety factor most sites don't have) I will admit, yes, you might run into the usual "internet celebrity" with the 10,000 friends and admirers, the pedo who lies about their age or the shady friend. Allow your teen to post a few pictures ( like 3-5) but not a ton, especially stress to NEVER post sexually explict which can get around and attract the wrong attention ( guys are well...guys) I've seen many girls regret it after the fact. If you are big on having a cleaner wall feed on the mainstream, there is an option that automatically blocks language, leaving out the more milder ones, like crap for example. All in all, it's a good site, but don't let your guard down and DONT meet anyone in person. Web chat is offered, doesn't mean that you must take advantage of it. Rating is something that is another feature, but if you want nothing of it, don't do it simply. Lastly, it's the internet, and there's no guarentee that Myyearbook will be any safer than Facebook or Twitter, yet personally, I've felt it's had better features and can be an fun website with the right info and advice given. So sensor your teen but don't hawk them at every waking moment. Myyearbook like every site has it's limits, so stay within boundaries with your teens but put it into perspective. That one mean IM, racy comment or risque picture could cost you sooner or later, like college...or a job in the future; yet aren't meant to be warded off completely. I hope this advice has been helpful

this website has spam written all over it and it's a bad version of myspace for where all the "scene" and "emo" teenagers who just take thousand of pictures of themselves. It's a really dumb website that is taken so much differentl than it's actual intention