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Just a datapoint, but out of all the invitations I sent out when G+ first launched (100-150, I don't recall), 40 or 50 friends signed up. ~3 of them still use i
by deltaqueue 15y ago
Just a datapoint, but out of all the invitations I sent out when G+ first launched (100-150, I don't recall), 40 or 50 friends signed up. ~3 of them still use it at least once a week.
From my observations, G+ still seems to consist primarily of three major user groups:
1. Tech celebrities
2. Technologists in general
3. Non-US users
Facebook's feature set is killer, but at some point, I really would like to use some social software that doesn't silently launch a blinking GPS signal when I'm reading my news feed (I know, I can disable it, but still...).
- manojlds 15y agoYou forgot professional photographers...
- robotchampion 15y agoYup and also remember that Facebook beat MySpace because of the techie users. It's not the masses that determine success its the influencers.
- gms 15y agoWere you around when Facebook came out? Its early users were not tech types.
- Florin_Andrei 15y agoIn my case, 0% of my friends went to G+ initially. Now they're slowly trickling in.
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- jonknee 15y agoHow do you know if they are using it? Maybe you're not in often used circles of a lot of the people you invited.