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> Well I doubt any App user is expecting that to happen anytime soon. In any post about Google+ today, there is an App user within the top 5 parent reply posts
by BvS 15y ago
> Well I doubt any App user is expecting that to happen anytime soon. In any post about Google+ today, there is an App user within the top 5 parent reply posts bitterly complaining how, yet again, they have been neglected.
Doesn't that just show the incredible demand for such a service?
- tobtoh 15y agoI agree there is a lot of pent up demands - my point is that when your Apps users are frustrated at being treated as second class citizens, they either move to other services and/or discourage others from joining Apps. So the 'Google has it in the bag ... once they release the Apps version' argument to me holds significant risk, because the longer the delay, the less and less certain it will be that it will be a hit because their advocate users are tired of waiting.