> and facebook has already reached it's peak. That's a ridiculous statement. Like Facebook or not, they've attracted a world-class team, are growing increasin

> and facebook has already reached it's peak. That's a ridiculous statement. Like Facebook or not, they've attracted a world-class team, are growing increasingly fast, and have consistently innovated in ways the rest of the Valley hasn't seen coming. The announcements at f8 just a few days ago are a great example of this. Facebook may or may not become Google -- or even Microsoft -- sized, but their risk is almost entirely execution now (and they've continually proven they know how to execute).