3000 people were making those Zynga games? Doing what exactly? Pls I'm genuinely curious. These social games seems so lame to me that I can't think of any reas

3000 people were making those Zynga games? Doing what exactly? Pls I'm genuinely curious. These social games seems so lame to me that I can't think of any reason why someone will even think of building a public company on top of it. You simply cannot meet investors' quartely demand when your success is built on being "flavor of the month" business model. I don't have anything wrong against Zynga or its founder and so I don't wish them failure but this should have come as a common sense that they should have stayed private and stayed lean (both in taking VC funding and the number of employees)