> The idea of a social network where almost all of your friend and family are on, is really something that started in the 2020'. I would disagree with the timi

> The idea of a social network where almost all of your friend and family are on, is really something that started in the 2020'. I would disagree with the timing here. I think the peak "everyone on one network" was Facebook in the early 2010's and since then the market has splintered to other social networks, sometimes along generational lines, others based on use case.