Just a followup note:

I just wrote to Jennifer Howe of Tampa Bay News 10 and invited her to view your responses in the previous video blog.

Here's my invite:

Here's a good sample of feedback from a wide variety of Xangans about
your Xanga story.

http://www.xanga.com/item.aspx?user=notforprophet&tab=weblogs&uid=206232829

Note: A disproportionate number of my readers are adults, parents
even, and many have been blogging on Xanga for years and years. I
personally have been blogging on Xanga since Dec. 20 2000, the day
after it went public. My daughter also has a blog here.

My own opinion?  Your stories have almost certainly made Xanga more
popular.  In our society amongst youth, taboo = attraction.

But does Xanga need to be more popular?   Alexa already ranks it the
25th most popular global website:

http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=&url=http://www.xanga.com

Dreamland Scuttled

I tried to build you a Taj Mahal, but failed.

I was a fool.

I didn’t have the blueprints.

The heartprints, the you-prints.

I managed only to move some stones around:

From here to there, there to here.

Ended up instead constructing  a makeshift Stonehenge.

And now, without you, enringed - I sit alone,

Glorying every evening the set of Sun.