Maybe on features that get aborted on each change of corporate strategy (my supposition)? It's also really easy to knock out a MVP that replicates 80% of snapc

Maybe on features that get aborted on each change of corporate strategy (my supposition)? It's also really easy to knock out a MVP that replicates 80% of snapchat features, but the real problem is getting the scale right, as conventional social networks are worthless without a huge pool of eyeballs for precisely targeted ads. While I'm at it, I'd like to plant the thought that Social might be a perfect place for disruption again, but now with a non-profit/public strategy. Maybe with a huge initial donation it's more than enough as incremental user costs are minimal if we don't spend money optimizing for engagement and ads and use some decentralized tech lime swarm/ipfs, but that's for another time. Also the weird corner cases in different platforms and the huge technical debt in most startups seem to sap a lot of energy.