What about the fact that these platforms define the type of content? Word processing is usually mostly text - words. Excel is almost always numbers and formulas. YouTube is videos and only videos.
Does this keep these from being platforms?
Is Facebook more of a platform because you can have text, pictures, videos, links, messaging, etc all on one service?
Twitter is text and links only. But I think most folks consider Twitter a platform because it has standard API's for third party developers to use. Is this a part of the required criteria for a platform?
Any opinions?
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