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Can you tell what would you have them do instead of going invite based? Also, considering the constraints that others have mentioned.
by vijaydev 15y ago
Can you tell what would you have them do instead of going invite based? Also, considering the constraints that others have mentioned.
- saurik 15y ago"Everyone in the City of New York now has Google+: enjoy!" (Also, I'm somewhat confused by the question, as I specifically demonstrated something that is akin to a suggestion by way of demonstrating what Facebook did right... why are you asking this? There are a million ways to do "invite closed communities rather than random people", like allowing Google Apps domains to join rather than people: that way you at least could get "my company/organization circle" or something; you could imagine inviting e-mail domains, so "anyone with ucsb.edu e-mail addresses now gets on", etc.: the problem is that I now know a small handful of my friends who are using Google+, but as most of my friends can't I will rapidly tire of posting there when I can post to Facebook.)