Perhaps I'm not average, but I certainly liked the ideas of separating my posts to family, close-friends, friendly-friends, and work-friends! Not because of s

Perhaps I'm not average, but I certainly liked the ideas of separating my posts to family, close-friends, friendly-friends, and work-friends! Not because of secrecy, but just to be relevant/inoffensive. Not to mention people who DO have parts of their life they want to have, but also have separate. If a student wants to come out of the closet among close friends and discuss things openly without having that in their parents/grandparents/that one uncle's face, that seems like a pretty solid idea. The only reason I didn't use it on G+ is that no one outside of my RPG circles was on it in the first place.