> At least faulting the customer makes more sense than blaming the startups that are just doing what makes the most money. The whole idea that you should blame

> At least faulting the customer makes more sense than blaming the startups that are just doing what makes the most money. The whole idea that you should blame anyone for a startup doing something that makes money is thoroughly pointless. There's nothing to blame anyone for. If you start up a business and you make money, then, in general, you have achieved the goal of starting a business. Who cares if it's making vampire widgets on Facebook or a social network for shortstops? If you're making money you can laugh at critics all the way to the bank.