> I'm going to take the contrarian stance: Google+ belongs to Google. They can censor it however they want. You don't like it? Build your own web site. I'm seri

> I'm going to take the contrarian stance: Google+ belongs to Google. They can censor it however they want. You don't like it? Build your own web site. I'm serious: do it. You have no idea how quickly your argument will fall apart as soon as you realize that it's the users, and their content, and their behavior (ad-clicks, dataminded info, etc) is what makes a site like this successful. It's a partnership. And Google needs to treat it as such.