Great website

good edit, i wanted to include something about it, wawsnt sure whats teh right way to do it. -72.59.148.54

FAKE!!!

This website is fake!!!

Sorry, I couldn't resist :p

Paid for submission if on main page

How much is paid to the users if their video is featured on the main page? --165.230.46.150 21:36, 29 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

lots of spurious uncited sources - please remove

This article seems to be written by someone with an axe to grind. It's not balanced and includes a large # of uncited sources (listed below). Can someone please get rid of these>

- Visitors are supposedly able to rank site material on a scale of 1 to 5, which is factored into an average score. + Supposedly? Why supposedly?

- This being because clips have made the mainpage with very few visits and low ranking. + Citation?

-Apart from the sponsored adult content, Break.com is a target of spamming from camsites and others. It can take several hours for staff to remove this content, allowing children who access the site to see it. + Citation? Does it take several hours to remove?

All for balanced and factional, but don't understand how this entry can be populated with all accustaions and propoganda. That doesn't seem right, —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mtwang (talk • contribs) 18:57, 5 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]

Not much of a wikipediast, but clearly someone is writing thinly veiled smears, with every description being derogatory in some fashion or another. Please someone stop this person who is preventing a balanced, factual entry.

Examples:

- Break.com (formerly Big-boys.com) is a highly publicised kids humor It's obviously a men's site targeting men 18-35, and says so on the site. Highly publicisized? Whatever, but goes to show the spirit of this editor's 'work'

- 'This being because clips have made the mainpage with very few visits and low ranking.'

Citation? Another vague accusation that shows intent of editor

- 'with approximately 60 percent of video content being reposts from other video websites. (Kids hoping to cash in if their repost makes mainpage).'

Outrageous claim with no citation

'... is a highly publicised kids humor website'

Once again, a back-handed attempt (probably by a competitor) to try and paint Break.com in a less than even-handed way.

- 'Kids'? It's for men 18-35. That's like calling Comedy Central, Maxim or SpikeTV 'kids' properties.

- highly-publicised? How? Is that factually accurate or even endemic to the top level description of break.com. You could just as easily write 'highly trafficked', which would be accurate, but positive. How about something even-handed... geesh.