IMO the "general malaise" you and I feel is the minority opinion held by technically-savvy people. The 90% of Facebook users who are not could care less. The trick now will be whether Zynga can transition from the unlimited access to casual users of Facebook to their own, or other gaming communities, where those audiences will be much more discriminating.
The general malaise more effects them in terms of recruiting talent, it'd be a rare occasion that a top developer would go work for a company circling the drain. Whether Zynga needs top developers I suppose is the question.
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IMO the "general malaise" you and I feel is the minority opinion held by technically-savvy people. The 90% of Facebook users who are not could care less. The trick now will be whether Zynga can transition from the unlimited access to casual users of Facebook to their own, or other gaming communities, where those audiences will be much more discriminating.
The general malaise more effects them in terms of recruiting talent, it'd be a rare occasion that a top developer would go work for a company circling the drain. Whether Zynga needs top developers I suppose is the question.