Have you jumped onto Google+ yet?

Do you use Google+?

  • Yes

    Votes: 12 18.8%
  • No

    Votes: 39 60.9%
  • I only use Downtown+

    Votes: 13 20.3%

  • Total voters
    64

Skwink

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I just got mine working today. Overall, Google+ looks a lot sleeker than Facebook to me, but I'll probably use Facebook more seeing as my friends are all there still. What do you guys think of it?
 
Never heard of this. Mind you, I'm cautious about using some Google services because they've caused me a lot of trouble when they turned out not to work.
 
Have had one for a while. I don't use it on the regular, but my family and I will group chat from upward 3 different timezones. And that's awesome.
 
Had it since they opened the private invites, but Facebook remains my primary social net.
 
I use Facebook but social networking has never been a particularly compelling experience for me. I can't see myself going to the time and effort of moving over to google+.
 
I tried Google+ when it was by invite only. It was decent, but just not different enough from facebook to warrant me transferring all my pictures and information over and going through the trouble of tracking down all my friends again. I imagine this is the case for most people, and will probably be the reason why Google+ won't ever really supplant facebook.
 
I've been ignoring facebook for about ten months. I don't see any point in signing up for a new facebook to ignore.
 
I do, but so far I've only connected a few collegues from work.
 
I tried Google+ when it was by invite only. It was decent, but just not different enough from facebook to warrant me transferring all my pictures and information over and going through the trouble of tracking down all my friends again. I imagine this is the case for most people, and will probably be the reason why Google+ won't ever really supplant facebook.

Or how Myspace never really supplanted facebook? :mischief:

I've been ignoring facebook for about ten months. I don't see any point in signing up for a new facebook to ignore.

Only ten months? :confused:
 
It's a lot better than Facebook, significantly less spam, easy to control what and whom who share posts with, and slightly more trustworthy company. The problem though is that most people haven't even tried it yet, and are either completely ignorant or don't care about the massive security issues facebook has (though their info has probably already been stolen and sold dozens of times).
 
I set one up, but I don't know anyone who uses it. So basically it's completely useless.
 
Will never use social networking.
 
Got one during the invite-only period for the hipster cred. Don't really use it now.
 
I have it but I don't use it much. I like it a lot more than Facebook but most of my friends are still on FB. When and if they switch over I will happily do so as well.
 
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