From a blog post dealing with ultra fast development  particularly dealing with one user's opinion on what makes Myspace.com great . Great for neophiles maybe ,but it's based on an audience that's investing their time on identifying themselves as  future market that find the service valuable enough at $0.00.   It's even spawned a horribly term  "Generation @" which  with luck will be marked as cultural spam and sent to the trash folder. 

There's a link contained within to  an interesting  talk given on "G/localization"  which argues for an expandability amongst cultures that seems to be  optimistic in the extreme. I.e  providing a service so versatile that  all of the world  can re purpose it , we don't all read top to bottom, left to right you know yet still be relevant to a global audience  seems like a goal to give a babel fish an aneurysm.