"Yet" is the keyword. I said "most to prove" not "headed to the Unicorn grave." My point is that social companies have the most to prove when it comes to their

"Yet" is the keyword. I said "most to prove" not "headed to the Unicorn grave." My point is that social companies have the most to prove when it comes to their valuations (lots of users but questionable rev), and especially with Facebook eating everyone's lunch, I think investors will start ramping up the pressure on Pinterest (and Snapchat) for real revenue growth. At least Snapchat has gotten much more serious about experimenting with ads. Pinterest is still in this early Facebook stage of "we don't really care about making money right now," which I don't think really flies anymore for a company of that stage.