I'd sort of ignored the pre-release buzz on buzz; and then had it shoved in my face when I went to add an entry to a google calendar. I thought it was somewhat

I'd sort of ignored the pre-release buzz on buzz; and then had it shoved in my face when I went to add an entry to a google calendar. I thought it was somewhat out of character for google, in that usually they make you ask for the new thing rather than handing you a bright shiny page saying you've been upgraded and dropping you into the profile editor. I was fairly irritated, especially by the fact that a selection of my contacts was being made public. Most of these I have no problem with, but there are a few people with whom I am regularly in contact via email who are sensitive about their privacy. So google caused me to break flow and spend 10 minutes scrubbing my profile on their schedule, not mine. After using it for a day or so, I like it. But I'd rather not be confronting deep issues of personal self-definition before I've finished my coffee in the morning.