>>1657Should be interesting to see if Google comes out with some better social networking platform now. Experience in knowing what people
really want vs. what software engineers, who aren't always a good representation of most people, think they want is going to be pretty useful.
>>1660G+ put too much work on the person in keeping track of all the circles I think. It was good on paper, poor in practice. Not to mention most people have relatively complex interconnections with their peers that change from time to time.
As for anonymity though, I think it'd be nice to let people just make whatever accounts they wanted, multiple accounts, or not just following some set name (but more just how other people recognize them, like a handle). They could link them or not, but the idea is that people tend to have different personas in different settings. And people are much better off personalizing how they want to present themselves than selecting presentations for others. Makes it easier to connect to other people too.
