It's funny how people think that source code is a company's most valuable asset. Realistically, what is someone going to do with the Facebook source code? Put

It's funny how people think that source code is a company's most valuable asset. Realistically, what is someone going to do with the Facebook source code? Put up a Facebook clone? First, they need the infrastructure set up that can actually host the code. Then they need to figure out how to deploy it. I bet there are enough gotchas in that process to make it nearly impossible to do without having a few people from the company there to help. So if they do get it running, what then? You have a social networking site that can scale to hundreds of millions of users, but you have NO users. It isn't any better than Facebook, so why would anyone join?