> I don't see any value in real name social networks like Facebook The value is that they're usable, least common denominator (not in a bad way) networks where

> I don't see any value in real name social networks like Facebook The value is that they're usable, least common denominator (not in a bad way) networks where you can keep in touch with your 80 year-old grandmother. > The typical example, we all know, is some boring dude working at a VC that just raised a new fund who hourly posts really crappy content on FB You're in a bubble. For nearly every Facebook user, this is not the typical experience.