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I don't think the direction was wrong, I just think the implementation was awful. But your point still stands, it ended up harming the product.
by ohitsdom 11y ago
I don't think the direction was wrong, I just think the implementation was awful. But your point still stands, it ended up harming the product.
- hobs 11y agoI think that is a fair point and worth the distinction. G+ did not did not need to be deployed in such a heavy handed fashion, and if it hadn't there is a very strong probability G+ would be highly utilized and valued today.