+1  A: 

Yes - the 'Site Actions' menu at the top-right of the page will allow you to add / remove web parts. Anyone with 'Full Control' over their own MySite (i.e. everyone) should be able to do this.

Andy Mikula  2009-02-05 00:01:54
Thanks! I checked on 2 different SharePoint deployments- apparently I have full control over only one of my MySites.
Marek Grzenkowicz  2009-02-05 09:05:32

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