This isn't fair. These people are vested, super rich and probably a little bored. As long as FB is a 'darling' they can ride that - now when the narrative is

This isn't fair. These people are vested, super rich and probably a little bored. As long as FB is a 'darling' they can ride that - now when the narrative is darker, it's just a grind for them. They can move on, do nothing, do something fun, and possibly get out before any ugly things happen. Just as FB was over-hyped on the way up, the negative narrative is also a little too much. There's a lot of grey in the details. I think Zuck has made some mistakes, but FB is not trying to do evil. Also: FB may have been a fad, not a trend. It may be kind of slowly dying as other things take it place, and while they continue to make money, some of the underlying metrics might be heading down. Usership certainly is. So it's easy to see people wanting to move on as FB moves into a more 'grind' stage of either limited growth, maturation into a boring corporation, or even downward stagnation. The koolaid party is definitely over, the money is in the bank, so the impetus to stay is much less.