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Home is like my Facebook feed, except with even less of my friends and even more ads (only because I follow companies). Collections is like following random Pi
by kin 10y ago
Home is like my Facebook feed, except with even less of my friends and even more ads (only because I follow companies).
Collections is like following random Pinterest boards created by other people. I don't know about others, but I like to follow official things, or things that have the most followers but none of that info seems to be surfaced. Featured really means nothing to me. Is it hand-picked? Randomly generated featured? Are they paid to be featured?
Communities are cool but it's really hard nowadays to beat the communities in subreddits. Anonymous users seem to give a lot more to the community in an unselfish manner vs. Google+ users seem to post in communities in a self-promoting manner. This could just be anecdotal and my subjective viewpoint but that's what I see.
I honestly don't know how Google can do social, but I'm glad they're trying different things. Hopefully they try something new.
Random thought: I find Slack very similar to Google Wave.