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If you don't want your social profile controlled by your school or work, don't use your school or work email address as your login. I'm not sure that's even spe

If you don't want your social profile controlled by your school or work, don't use your school or work email address as your login. I'm not sure that's even specific to Google+... There's a reverse of that use case: a school or org may want to provide social networking to its users, specifically for that context, e.g. exchange of information within the institution.

nickknw 15y ago
> There's a reverse of that use case: a school or org may want to provide social networking to its users, specifically for that context, e.g. exchange of information within the institution. Wow, that's actually really interesting. I hadn't thought of that angle before but I could see that happening.
dustingetz 15y ago
> exchange of information within the institution yes. an organization's "knowledge" is mostly persisted in email. G+ is a huge step forward in knowledge sharing, discovery, and recovery within an organization.
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