MyTimeHero.com - MySpace for a Mature Demographic!

There´s no denying the popularity of MySpace; it´s very in with everyone from high school kids to twenty-something college grads. But what about the old folks? The young at heart, the golden agers, your grandpa and grandmotherâ€"haven´t they been left out of the wonders of 2.0 for long enough? This is where MyTimeHero steps in and fills a large niche. If you´re under thirty you cannot register. Taking into consideration the needs of the elderly, there´s resizable text and each link gets a description in roll-over text. MyTimeHero aims to honor those who have contributed to their families and communites, to culture and to humanity. The young folks out there can contribute to MyTimeHero by nominating their own time hero as a gesture of respect. Community members will enjoy on-site messaging, customizable profiles, interest groups and blogs.

“Whether you would like to compare the best travel stories or find new Euchre partners, share a recipe or brag about your kids or grandkids, let myTimeHero.com connect you with your peers, new friends, and acquaintances from around the world and around your community.

MyTimeHero targets an under represented audience on the internet; giving mature community members a space to call their own, Hero is opening new doors for old people. It´s a great way to get to know others in their twilight years while keeping the brain active.

Will old people shun the site altogether due to some sort of Luddite sentiment? Will the site be too hard to navigate? Will the older generation find computing impersonal and cold? Will the Time Hero name lead some to think the site has to do with time traveling super heroes?