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Think about it in terms of number of mouse clicks to model real-life behavior. To be able to model n people in a system, Circles / Lists require n people makin
by garry 15y ago
Think about it in terms of number of mouse clicks to model real-life behavior.
To be able to model n people in a system, Circles / Lists require n people making n connections, so n^2 actions. Chances are you won't even get there, so it'll be an incomplete and underused graph.
For Groups, where there's a shared space, it's only n actions. Each person has to be added once.
- groby_b 15y agoFalse math. Each person takes N actions. Only the sum total across M people is NxM. Yes, it would be easier if you could share circles, but it's by no means hard work.
- garry 15y agoWhat is M? In order for n people to connect to n-1 other people (n-1 number of additions of people to circles), it approximates to n*n, or n^2.
- groby_b 15y agoUnless you set up all the circles all your friends use, you don't care. A single person will only have n-1 actions for n friends. That's why I said the SUM total is MxN