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It's sad that they're abandoning this, but I can't say I blame them. I don't know a single person who used this, or even knew of its existence unless I told the
by cschmittiey 10y ago
It's sad that they're abandoning this, but I can't say I blame them. I don't know a single person who used this, or even knew of its existence unless I told them about it.
The idea was cool, I think small group collaboration and being able to share stuff in a "stream" for just us was a really interesting way to approach the problem, however the UI and user flow just didn't "click" in a way that's hard to describe.
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- arcticfox 10y agoTo be fair, I and a lot of other early adopters would be more willing to use this if the last 10 new Google products we tried didn't get shut down. I think the most recent new Google product we use that hasn't been killed is Android. So, sure, makes sense to shut it down, no one uses it. But there are some good reasons for that.