Good point, it's probably that no one is there anymore who cares about the long-term mission of Linkedin. Reid Hoffman is rich now anyway why would he care. Th

Good point, it's probably that no one is there anymore who cares about the long-term mission of Linkedin. Reid Hoffman is rich now anyway why would he care. The reason for that is probably also though that Linkedin is not a passion product. It's not that their employees/founders are super passionate about connecting employees to employers, they are passionate about it making money. It's a bit understandable though, it's not easy to have a really strong passion for Linkedin or its mission.