Edited sentence: 'Investors' in the project are left clutching at any straw they can find, spouting nonsense about making millions and having millions of users within the year.After hyping the project to be greater than MySpace... even facebook people did exactly that going as far as creating the supporting websites and even battling to gain top Google search engine positions.Announcing their plans on a popular MySpace webmaster forum.February 2007 and e-mails are flooding into inboxes warning people their domain names purchased for a network supposedly launching 10 months ago are expiring, still no working social network exists.Hailing their software and programming skills throughout the coming months it was later exposed the backbone of the network was a free downloadable to anyone social networking script, given a new lick of paint.In March 2007 a group of middle aged men got together to take on MySpace.Riddled with errors, supporters of the project started to ask questions, it was now December 2007 and the 'almost complete' network (which had failed to meet the 4 or 5 completion deadlines set themselves) was still nowhere near finished.The group declared their project 'myeeos' (definition) almost complete and told their readers to start buying domains to set up websites supporting the network with layouts and graphics.This vaporware story still continues....With coders walking away from the project and the face behind the project and it's name being seemingly kicked off the team things were really coming unstuck