Google+ was quite good in the beginning, invite-only to get a circle of incrowd users on it first. Much like Facebook only allowing students from certain univer

Google+ was quite good in the beginning, invite-only to get a circle of incrowd users on it first. Much like Facebook only allowing students from certain universities, but for nerds where people would write interesting stuff. It would've grown to Twitter like proportions easily if they would just let it grow organically. Imagine getting an invite, signing up and then seeing great content by great people. Of course you want to partake. Then came the YouTube mistake. Millions and millions and millions of user accounts that do absolute nothing. Google somebody's name and a good chance you'll find a completely void Google+ profile.