Yes, that is inevitable.  Growth is slowing down for FB and the platform has grown to the size where it can&#x27;t pivot hard.  Any new player in the marketplace simply has to reject FBs success and present a wholly different way of interacting, free of the all-inclusive strategy employed by FB.<p>One thing we are seeing a bit and may see more of is microplatforms.  They will focus on specific interactions instead of the generic type FB goes for (thinking bangwithfriends (some would even say Tinder <i>is</i> this type of SN), sector-specific Linkedin, regional social networks).<p>FB will be around for a long long while thou.  It was a twist of genius implementing federated logins, in effect becoming your passport to the internet.