Fair enough, but they were a profit-seeking company, and a centralized, proprietary one at that. It wasn't some kind of open-source service that you can downlo

Fair enough, but they were a profit-seeking company, and a centralized, proprietary one at that. It wasn't some kind of open-source service that you can download and run on your own server that conquered MySpace; it was a company that started small (serving only college students at first) and hired employees and grew.