>inherently be disadvantaged If the only measure of social platform success is $. I'd say the true measure is adoption and the existing players are not on such

>inherently be disadvantaged If the only measure of social platform success is $. I'd say the true measure is adoption and the existing players are not on such strong fortifications by that measure. The existing platforms are begging to be disrupted by non-profit or benefit corps. It's not like you would need FB's salary budget to build a more healthy social platform.