Remember MySpace? I give it about five years (tops) and then Facebook is obsolete. :-) My guess is that they are going full force for their AR/VR project, perhaps for years already, and what we see now is what happens when nothing's maintained and crucial things are neglected. Which says something about moneyflows, also. If they want to invest way more in their new project, then you'd expect with such high profits, they could still pay for the current site. So, my question is: do they neglect their site on purpose and focus their "intellect" on the new project or are they running out of money?
Remember MySpace? I give it about five years (tops) and then Facebook is obsolete. :-) My guess is that they are going full force for their AR/VR project, perhaps for years already, and what we see now is what happens when nothing's maintained and crucial things are neglected. Which says something about moneyflows, also. If they want to invest way more in their new project, then you'd expect with such high profits, they could still pay for the current site. So, my question is: do they neglect their site on purpose and focus their "intellect" on the new project or are they running out of money?