Myspace double standards Options

[MissFits]

I made a DIV overlay for my myspace. Those are the only kind of layouts I use. I have had different variations of them since I first got a myspace. I never had a problem with them, even though some of them did cover the adds or didn't include a block button, as many div's on cb do.

But, this bitch started talking shit to me because her friend used to try to date my boyfriend and she is upset that he is with me. I blocked her, because I'm not trying to listen to that shit, only after replying to her letting her know that myspace fueds are for idiots and if she had something to say to me she knew my number and where I lived, that I'd even be more than happy to give her directions.

She then changed her name and status threatning to kill me because I am such a dirty whore. I reported her, because myspace is practically her life, if I took that from her I knew she would be upset. But, she got one of those "you have been reported for ......" letters and then reported me for not having a block button and not showing my ad.

You know what happened? She got to keep her profile and gets to change her name to a new slanderous thing about me every time she gets on and I lost all the coding for the layout I made. Is covering an ad worse than a death threat? I worked really hard on that layout and I can't get any of the images or coding back because I don't have the computer I made it. I am so pissed.

Is there anything I can do about this?

[venti-anemoi]

Quoted from Myspace TOS (I know, I have no life)

7. Content Posted.

7.1 MySpace may reject, refuse to post or delete any Content for any or no reason, including Content that in the sole judgment of MySpace violates this Agreement or which may be offensive, illegal or violate the rights of any person or entity, or harm or threaten the safety of any person or entity. MySpace assumes no responsibility for monitoring the MySpace Services for inappropriate Content or conduct. If at any time MySpace chooses, in its sole discretion, to monitor the MySpace Services, MySpace nonetheless assumes no responsibility for the Content, no obligation to modify or remove any inappropriate Content, and no responsibility for the conduct of the User submitting any such Content.[/i]

This only says that they may get involved (which probably means they won't).

10. Member Disputes. You are solely responsible for your interactions with other MySpace Members. MySpace reserves the right, but has no obligation, to become involved in any way with disputes between you and other Members.

And this says it has nothing to do with them.

I didn't read it extremely thoroughly, though, but what I did scan I couldn't find anything that says they'll shut down a person's site for threats/other such stuff. :( sorry.