treyratcliff

So, now I'm curious as to everyone's thoughts as to "What Went Wrong??" Google really kind of fucked it up and everything went away. That was a real bummer, because they had something great going, as everyone can see from the great posts above. …

> My take on the decision to bin G+ because of privacy lapses was it lacked credibility. If G+ was leaky, you would fix the leak rather than throw the bucket away. My suspicion is the platform was not monetising its subscriber base to sufficient …

Yes, Chris, I know what you mean about the Romans being placated with bloodsport. I can get a little philosophical about "online sociology" here, I suppose. Negativity breeds and attracts more negative people, and of course it's the polar opposite …

I know the press made a big deal about Google management not using it, but I never was worried about that. A lot of those managers are just not "public" kinda people like us, who bloviate nonstop and are constantly creating photos and stuff to …

Daria, you are kind of the perfect example of what the platform could do for creatives! And how cool was it that a few years later, you and I were having breakfast with Ron Garan, the astronaut, in Austin, Texas? G+ made so many good connections …

My friend Chris MacAskill invited me over here to Cake to start a panel discussion about this hot subject! Now that Google+ is officially going as extinct as the dodo bird, it seems like a perfect time to have a discussion about it. I'll invite a …