It has been said a lot of times, but something is perfect not when there is nothing to add but when there is nothing to remove. G+ is very much like that and t

It has been said a lot of times, but something is perfect not when there is nothing to add but when there is nothing to remove. G+ is very much like that and this is quite a notable thing that a so large project with so much power is reduced to such a few functionalities. This is actually what makes it bearable otherwise it would be pretty hard to follow. I wonder if they'll be able to keep this nice contraption evoluting, this will be quite a challenge ihmo : things like knowing who see your posts won't be easy to solve without privacy issues.