> The granddaddy of all reasons, and the only one strong enough in itself to refute any contrary opinion . . . Setting himself up for failure by claiming that

> The granddaddy of all reasons, and the only one strong enough in itself to refute any contrary opinion . . . Setting himself up for failure by claiming that the coming point brooks no rational argument . . . > is that at any time Twitter, Facebook, etc., can make any change to their Terms of Service that their heart desires, leaving you high and dry. And fails. Although this is a reason to be wary of platforms, sometimes to have a business at all you have to build it under the dominant platform. This may not be true of your level of risk tolerance, but for some people a risky business is better than no business at all. I'm sure that Zynga's owners feel this way after their recent partnership agreement with Facebook.