A tweetstorm manifesto on social networks, public identity, computer security, and advertising's corrosion of society, culture, and self: 0/
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A closed social network is relatively inexpensive to run, and has high value to a specific group of users, who will pay for it. 8/
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For closed networks, the users pay a service provider, whose interest is to make the users happy. This can work. It's Slack's model, e.g. 9/
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