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Gemini is the new Google+
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That's not fair to Google+.
I actually liked that platform over Facebook.
It's a shame they had to cram it down people's throat. It would've been a fantastic alternative to Facebook. I especially liked it's friend organization feature with circles.
It was really much better than fb and other platforms, really easy to group and filter content on it.
I just hated their forced integration with YouTube comments section which only served to artificially pump up the number of G+ users. Great platform, bad management decisions.
They only did that AFTER releasing it as a walled garden that people had to jump through a bunch of hoops to join.
Funny that Blue Sky just did that same old thing. Launched like a VIP club with a limited guest list. Even though that tactic hasn’t really worked well for most people since the 00’s.
also - blue sky was eating glue while twitter was falling and lost a lot of attention to threads
I always thought the whole circles concept was genius, and it annoys me that nobody has tried to replicate it.
I know!!!! You really had control who you could reach with your posts. It was great!
Google+ was just cancelled before it had a chance to turn to shit...
You mean, before it was adopted en masse and people and corporations made it shit?