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Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

josephjavierperla at the geemail please

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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You should add an option for those that haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet. Some people, including me, just aren't that cool yet :)

I'm trying it out, but I can't invite any of my friends and family. That kind of defeats the purpose. It's social networking without the network or social aspects.

Kinda. Until you get friends and family on board think of it more as Twitter, where there are many interesting people to follow and interact with and there's a bit more 'bandwidth'. I have a few of my friends on there but am already enjoying it more than Twitter.

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

josephjavierperla at the geemail please

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

Yes, please.

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

I'd love an invite as well if you have any left. Email is in my profile.

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

i'd love one if you have an extra. send spam to jack at g mail thanks!

can't decipher that.

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

Hey everybody, no need to me-too: revorad has a public email address. Use that rather than spamming the group. Thanks!

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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Agreed. Count me in the "I'd like to have a chance to test it over Facebook" section ;-)

If you guys have gmail accounts I'll invite you. EDIT: HN usability fail navigation Tip #97: The email field in your profile is invisible to others. Put your email in the About field so that others can see it.

Yes please. Address in about.

Re: Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook

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There's another option missing: I like it, prefer it to FaceBook, but won't switch until all my friends do. I think the make or break of G+ is in mass migration of circles of friends (pun intended). Facebook takes enough time out of my life as it is. Managing 2 separate sets of 'social networks' seems a bit over the top to me.

All of your friends? That's a little extreme, and will ensure that you'll never switch. I have friends that will just stop using Facebook rather than switching if all of the action moves to G+.
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