>"So rather than predicting and pre-empting the dive in social gaming" I agree with your post, outside of this. They most definitely predicted it, and cashed

>"So rather than predicting and pre-empting the dive in social gaming" I agree with your post, outside of this. They most definitely predicted it, and cashed out their stock to benefit from it. How else do you explain them cashing out so much, so early? That's the hard part for me to get over. Other than the shadiness of the VCs and execs, Zynga was a decent idea that didn't work out, like so many before it.