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They additionally alienated many potential early adopters with the "real names" policy...
by marssaxman 3y ago
They additionally alienated many potential early adopters with the "real names" policy...
- cesarb 3y agoThat "real names" policy is the reason I have always been careful to never open YouTube while logged into any Google account: the understanding I gathered from the noise back then was that, if you ever logged into YouTube or Google+, and then Google for some reason decided that your name was not your real name, you could permanently lose access to more important things like Google Talk or Gmail.
- samatman 3y agoAh that fiasco! I'd memory-holed it. That was the final mistake, killing Reader was the first. I haven't forgiven them for it and I never will.