Not entirely true anymore. In my understanding Twitter is in the process for going private company, and by not being a public company reduces the pressure for p

Not entirely true anymore. In my understanding Twitter is in the process for going private company, and by not being a public company reduces the pressure for profits. For example Valve is a great example, how a private company can be successful and respect it's customers. But the problem is, that the price is still going to be high for Twitter when it will sold again, even if the price is just a fraction. Not many are willing to buy it and then reduce profits by thinking the best of its users.