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Nope. FB would have gone the way of MySpace already if that were the case. Rather than a saturation point, they've hit a plateau in many cases- where will they
by geocrasher 4y ago
Nope. FB would have gone the way of MySpace already if that were the case. Rather than a saturation point, they've hit a plateau in many cases- where will they go next? Zuckerberg is looking to reinvent FB for the next stage of growth. Instead of "moar better FB" he realizes that there needs to be something that's not just more, but different. And if he does it right, everyone will flock to it like so many did in the early FB days. Also, FB Marketplace is the new Craigslist in so many ways. Saturation point? No. Just maturing and ready for the next stage of evolution- whatever that will be.
- gberger 4y agoIsn't a saturation point a synonym for a plateau? Once something is saturated with X, you cannot add any more X to it.
- geocrasher 4y agoA plateau is more like a flat spot before more growth. Saturation means no more room for growth.
- throwawaycuriou 4y agoMy sense of plateau as a colloquialism is that it implies a flattened peak before a descent. Elvis plateau'd in the 50s.
- geocrasher 4y agoThe dictionary's sense of Plateau: a level of attainment or achievement [1] What you're describing is, as you've said, a peak. Sure, Elvis peaked in the 50's, then it was a steady decline (not a plateau) since then. [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/plateau https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/plateau