AOL's future examined

MonsieurEvil

<div class="IPBDescription">You've got... red ink!</div>An interesting read on AOL's past, present, and future.

<a href="http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/10/15/save_aol/index.html?x" target="_blank">Saving AOL, at Salon.com</a>

Moleculor

AOL SUCKS!!!!!@@!!!!!@#311

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Spooge

Kind of funny, in my experience with AOL (on other peoples' machines - not mine, of course) the real problem is the stranglehold it takes over everything.  Instead of trying to correct that, they're giving you a stranglehold with brand new colors.  The stranglehold will now greet you personally.  You get to change the way the stranglehold looks.

Wow, I bet they can't wait to upgrade.

Novakoala

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure AOL is worth saving. I don't know a single person who has stayed with AOL for more than two weeks and not wanted to leave.

The only big regret I would have at the fall of AOL is the fact that I won't be able to use their promotional CD's as coasters any more.

Monkla

aol should go crawl under a rock and die a horrible horrible death

titaniumroger

i agree with the two people that i read, i think that aol is not worth saving because aol=crap
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