Why does Yahoo 360 suck so much?
150425
I'm an adult and use Yahoo! 360, but I still find some things people put on there inappropriate. Try finding a site that's designed for adult content rather than just one that's designed for adults.
450125
which yahoo, messenger, answers, 360 or something else.
1184021
i have recently had this problem and tried EVERYTHING ! The only thing that worked for me was : click on the RSS link of your Q&A. When you see all the code there, I had to click on <title> and then it expanded and I copied and pasted THAT. Like I said, I tried EVERYTHING else including what yahoo help said, what annother answerer said too (see my Q&A). LEt me know if you need more help - i'm still learning on this 360 thing myself
235603
Because it's a Yahoo! product.  Never use anything Yahoo! asks you to download.  Stick with their almost-useful web services.
537275
Yahoo sucks.  Just accept it. They need to upgrade to a very large server or a mainframe
1027667
I have the same problem! And... I have a lot of trouble signing in initially too... \n\nI reformatted my computer recently and re-downloaded AIM and it still has the same problems... I think its just their program. I stick to Yahoo! It works a lot better.
25133
It is your own preference. Yahoo also has yahoo 360 and windows have window live.\nThey all will have what anyone else have.It is moral of the whole story
9168
i thought u have to have Yahoo!360 to do it???
486322
just get rid of yahoo toolbar, it is more problems than it is worth
1152184
Yahoo! 360 is a social networking site somewhat like MySpace, but it's really an extension of your basic Yahoo! profile with a lot of cool features attached like a blog, photo albums, your friends list, lists of other cool stuff you like. It has the option to let people send you messages through your 360 page also or just leave comments.\n\nThe best part of Yahoo! 360 is that you can adjust the different settings so only your friends can see your photo albums or only friends of friends can see your blog, etc. You can click on my name or avatar and there will be a link to my 360 page for an example. My friends listed there have better design for their pages, too, so if you'd like you can look around their pages as well.
238126
360 is still technically in beta, so the Yahoo has not really pushed it as much as it probably will in the future.
44104
Yahoo 360 and MYSpace
135527
You're not computer stupid, 360, I've decided, SUCKS!! it finally let me get a picture on, and then got stupid again...I too am wondering how to edit that @#&*%! thing!! So, I'll be watching your answers to see if SOMEONE out there is smart...\nrino-sore-a*s??-------HUH??
1086245
nothing because yahoo 360 is too plain and too restrictive to waste my time on
1158426
For what?  Programming? Gaming?  Surfing the Net?  Video Editing?  Graphic Design?  What do you know?  nothing about any of them? Expert in one?  I know Yahoo sucks and only allows you to enter 110 characters, but you've hardly got 25 - why not provide a little context.\n\nPut simply, get what you know.  Or get what you want to learn.  Or tell us what you'll do and maybe better advice will be forthcoming.
115929
they are trying to compete with myspace and sites like it.  so they are using yahoo 360.
15566
The previous answer was absolutely "accurate"; but, to put it in "layman's terms":\n\nYahoo! 360° Beta is a blog and "so much more!".\n\nIt's similar in many ways to some of the other 'trendy' blogs (Xanga, MySpace, etc...), though it seems to pull in a bit of an 'older' crowd than those two I mentioned.  \n\nWhile Xanga & MySpace seem to be mostly kids, teens and very young adults; Yahoo! 360° seems to have more members who are past their adolesence (most, not all! *smiles*).  That's most likely due to the fact that one must be at least 18 yrs old to be a Yahoo! 360° member.\n\nAs the previous answer noted, in addition to the "blog", there are many other features:  Interest Lists to make searching for new friends with similar interests easier; Photo Sharing (both Yahoo! Photo Albums & Flickr accounts can be used); Reviews of local businesses; Ability to let others see which Yahoo! Groups you are a member of; Sharing of your Personal FEEDS (up to three) to allow easy following of other blogs/sites you maintain or are of interest to you; writing & receiving "testimonials" for & from your 360° friends; and, did I mention the BLOG??? *smiles*\n\nYahoo 360° is the only "blog" I have ever kept up and actually updated on a regular basis.  If you have any experience with Yahoo! in general, the interface makes it very easy to figure out how to set it up on your own... And, if you have little experience, there is a huge community of Yahoo! 360° members ready and willing to help you out!\n\nSince you already have a Yahoo! account (considering you had to have one to post your question), I would recommend you check it out for yourself.  If it's something you are not interested in, just don't bother adding any personal info in it; and, it will effectivly remain "blank". No harm done. :)