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> If they stay too exclusive, they wilt. Wouldn't other super-exclusive networks, like Ferrari owners or the American Express Centurion Card, also wilt for the
by nunez 6y ago
> If they stay too exclusive, they wilt.
Wouldn't other super-exclusive networks, like Ferrari owners or the American Express Centurion Card, also wilt for the same reason?
- motohagiography 6y agoI'd argue that neither of those example networks (Ferrari owners or credit card holders) are exclusive because you can just join them with money.
- nunez 6y agoFerrari turns people down, even if they have money, as does Centurion.
- vosper 6y agoAre either of those things social networks? (I don't know what it's like to be a Ferrari owner or a Centurion. I assume that status / privilege is a big part of it, but not necessarily in the form of rank in a network).
- rawtxapp 6y agoI think those networks are based on things are useful without the social network, the network itself isn't something they use on an on-going basis (for example, I doubt Ferrari owners gather everyday to increase DAU numbers on an app, probably more like bi-monthly track meets which is fun by itself).