>So why then does the author then complain that Google is too big? Because gray areas and mixed bags can exist. g+ doesn't have to be perfect to do things rig

>So why then does the author then complain that Google is too big? Because gray areas and mixed bags can exist. g+ doesn't have to be perfect to do things right, and doing some things right doesn't fix other problem areas. There can simultaneously be upsides and downsides of the same thing.