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What I mean is that the public communities seem to have lost whatever participants they had originally had. Now it's a lot like reading the comments section on
by zeveb 10y ago
What I mean is that the public communities seem to have lost whatever participants they had originally had. Now it's a lot like reading the comments section on the local paper's website, only with names which are more difficult to pronounce. Lots of trolling, lots of spamming, lots of Pe0PLe Wh0 ++don't__ knoW h0w to Wr1te!!!1!11!eleven!!
I still have some affection for G+, but … it's kinda like the affection one has for an awkward family photo from one's youth.
- dredmorbius 10y agoThanks. I'm inclined to agree.