The problem there is that they don't seem to be intent on building better services either. It's been a while now that they've had incredible resources to work

The problem there is that they don't seem to be intent on building better services either. It's been a while now that they've had incredible resources to work with: top-tier tech talent, a captive audience of unprecedented scale, etc. And (possibly excluding timeline), they've done absolutely nothing interesting with their product. The argument that they're bad at monetizing because they're focusing their energies on improving their product is a bit hard to swallow given that their product hasn't really improved (or at the very least, does so at a glacial pace).