To some extent, I agree. If Google+ plus becomes a parallel universe that is a refuge from the MySpace users now dominating Facebook, I'll be fine with that. I

To some extent, I agree. If Google+ plus becomes a parallel universe that is a refuge from the MySpace users now dominating Facebook, I'll be fine with that. I used to post news articles and try to provoke discussion through the Facebook news feed, but I have since switched to Twitter for that. I suspected that many people on Facebook thought I was clogging up their stream with my news links. Facebook is too personal. People want to see the latest drunk party photos in their stream, not political and tech news articles. The problem with Twitter is that I'm not sure anyone is reading my tweets. Every time I open up the Twitter app, I have 50+ new unread tweets and pretty much ignore all of them as I scroll to the top. Things move too fast on Twitter. Tweets get lost. Twitter is no Google Reader. Because Twitter exists in a middle ground where, unlike Facebook, you don't follow people you necessarily know if real life, G+ has a better chance of gaining marketshare against Twitter than trying to convince grandma to move over to G+.