Re:Sequoia gives photo-sharing startup more money than they ...
by jcfrei on Thursday March 24, 2011 @09:49AM
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there's no absolute critical mass - what matters is how many of your most important peers use it. I'd say as soon as the probability for a random person to have a friend on said social network lies above 10-20% then you've achieved critical mass. it's a chicken and egg problem, which means you have to provide some value even if none of your friends use it - which is exactly what color is doing wrong.
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