Is this true what I have been hearing about yahoo 360?

There's always... Myspace facebook blogger and so forth...

This is the latest on 360 from the 360 team. It is changing to a universal profile like we have now with more features. the following is from the 360 team site. The 360° Transition - Answers to some of your questions Hi Everyone, My last post regarding the future of Yahoo! 360° generated a lot of questions and comments and we've read them all. Thank you for taking the time to let us know your thoughts. While we can’t respond to all the comments, we will address common questions and recurring themes in future blog posts. Last week I also spoke with a handful of passionate 360° users. I wanted to hear firsthand the reaction to the news, as well as understand the questions that need clarification. Several of these folks blogged about our conversation: Carl: Yes Virginia, 360 is Closing...However... MY360MI: The boss's blog [re Matt's phone call] blog [re Matt's phone call] Mister E: My conversation with Matt Warburton After reading the comments and talking to the 360° users, we put together a list of the frequently asked questions (FAQs). Q: Why are you transitioning 360? We love it the way it is. A: Yahoo! is building a universal profile system to provide a more integrated experience. We currently have many different profiles for different Yahoo! products. Our goal is to centralize as many of these as possible into one common profile. Q: Will the new profile platform have blogs? A: Yes, the new platform will have blogging features. We'll provide a way for you to move all your existing blog content to the new platform. Q: My existing 360° information is very important to me. Will there be a way to migrate all my information, blog posts, friends, etc. to the new profile platform? A: Yes. We will preserve your Yahoo! 360 blog content, profile photo, nickname, and friends lists during and after the transition. You'll have a way to back up your information as well as a tool to migrate your information into the new profile service. Q: Will any of the existing 360° features be taken away before the transition? A: No. Q: Will the bugs be fixed on 360°? A: No, we will no longer be fixing bugs related to 360°. We are putting all of our resources on building the new profile system. Q: What is Mash? A: Mash is an experimental profile service currently in an invite-only beta phase. It provides users with enhanced interaction. Friends can edit each others’ profiles (if they allow it) and users can add modules to express their personality and interests. Q: Will the new profile service be Mash? A: The universal profile will not be Mash -- at least not the Mash that you see today. The new profile is likely to share the same platform as Mash, which means that we can provide you with greater flexibility than you currently have on 360°. We'll provide updates on the new profile service here on the blog. But, there's lots of work to be done, and most likely we will not have additional details in the near future. We will keep you apprised over the next several months We value our 360° users and our goal is to build a new profile and blogging solution that will delight all of you. I encourage all of you to continue providing comments and asking questions. Matt Warburton Yahoo! Community Manager Wednesday October 24, 2007 - 02:02pm (PDT) Permanent Link | 1320 Comments

I really hate giving links to other questions and answers... but one of my contacts was frantic because his 360* etc., was gone. You can see the elaborate answer he chose for Best answer - and even scan down to my response among the others. Hopefull this will help you! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoVe8jC1v0EkT37APbptWnvty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20071026032854AA45ELY&show=7#profile-info-dedbefe1bfdc4c69bc411ab67939fd0baa Peace!

not been told anything by yahoo.