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That's it. Twist the knife a little more for us suckers who don't have Google+ invites.
I got sent an invite today. Curious, I followed the link to see what it was like. It told me I wasn't allowed in because my browser was unsupported although of course Firefox was supported. My browser is Debian unstable's Iceweasel. So I gave up and did something else.
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Haven't played with settings that much yet but it could easily be they're "hiding" people in their circles.
That is correct. Apparently that feature was made for them since few others on that list do the same.
I think we'll need to teach people how to be "Social" on internet from scratch when G+ hits the masses. Facebook has done a terrible job so far.
Being "Social" doesn't mean being "open", and it has nothing to do with privacy. The fact you know people doesn't mean you want the world (or anyone of your "Friends") to know it. I mean this has unlimited user cases (except on Facebook) but one could be about "Business" Circles.
Anyway, back to the question, indeed is a setting and even a easy one (good job, again): Network Visibility.
That's it. Twist the knife a little more for us suckers who don't have Google+ invites.