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Yes, it would because Google+ following system is asynchronous, kind of like Twitter (though not quit). Facebook doesn't work like that, and it would be a MAJOR
by nextparadigms 15y ago
Yes, it would because Google+ following system is asynchronous, kind of like Twitter (though not quit). Facebook doesn't work like that, and it would be a MAJOR change if they implemented it. I think a lot of users that are used to how Facebook currently works would be very upset about it.
- r00fus 15y agoBingo. Thus the people wondering if Google isn't a bigger threat to Twitter than Facebook. The real issue for Facebook is that, if Google+ is successful (my feel is that it's a strategic fire-break to stop Facebook's possible domination of social search), it limits the ways Facebook can additionally monetize their social network. Google+ doesn't need to fail for Facebook to survive, but it does hem in their possible revenue growth. Now twitter...
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- kkleiner 15y agoduh! fixed.
- snprbob86 15y agoasynchronous --> asymmetric