Interesting trick they're employing: in the graphs they draw a datapoint (i.e. revenue or # of followers) relative to the competition, but they put labels like

Interesting trick they're employing: in the graphs they draw a datapoint (i.e. revenue or # of followers) relative to the competition, but they put labels like "$?B" or "?M". I guess this is done to avoid misrepresentation, but the number is still suggested from the graphs (i.e. bar charts, or pie charts). Also, listing all employees and the tech stack is ridiculous.