I like your optimism, but twitter had already hired the best and brightest for a decade and were completely unable to move the needle, barely maintaining existi

I like your optimism, but twitter had already hired the best and brightest for a decade and were completely unable to move the needle, barely maintaining existing user count. You can see the same usercount story for traditional message boards/forums. There's just not that much demand for this kind of social media. > the company is now on a path to death Probably, but it's going to be a very long tail. Forums do not cost that much to run.