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Someone has to have the power to add people to the group. If somebody adds my grandmother, then suddenly it's a different group. There are some things my gran
by dkarl 15y ago
Someone has to have the power to add people to the group. If somebody adds my grandmother, then suddenly it's a different group. There are some things my grandmother is out of the loop on, such as who I'm dating. If someone added my extremely conservative and Christian young cousin, that would change the dynamics as well, because I can share things with my parents and my sister that my cousin would find extremely distasteful (maybe not personal information, but movie trailers would be a good example.)
I like being in control so I know who I'm broadcasting information to. It's not the same as privacy, but if someone else in my family shares one of my NSFG posts with my grandmother, it's their failure of discretion and not mine. That matters.
- docgnome 15y agoI agree. It's not about creating groups of people to communicate with. It's about classifying how you think about people. The fact that circles are private is very important and keeps people getting mad because they are not in your "bestest buds" circle. When you're sharing something, you should be the one in control of who you're sharing with, not a third party.