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hi, just as a note: i can never view Roberts S. posts - because they are not public, but shared with his circles - and I'm not one of them (i don't want to, i e
by franze 14y ago
hi, just as a note: i can never view Roberts S. posts - because they are not public, but shared with his circles - and I'm not one of them (i don't want to, i even once - longlongtimeago - wrote a r.s. filter greasemonkey script http://www.facesaerch.com/widget/rs-filter.user.js http://www.facesaerch.com/widget/rs-filter.user.js). so would be cool - if it's really newsworthy - to post a pasteboard copy. thx.
- mattdeboard 14y agohttps://gist.github.com/83c2056de827c779ced5 https://gist.github.com/83c2056de827c779ced5
- esrauch 14y agoThat doesn't make any sense. All of his posts that people see are posted to public. Posting to your circles is the lists that you have created, he's not curating lists of >1million people. There isn't any way to limit the visibility of a post just to people who are following you on google+
- franze 14y agoyou are right. an anonymous browser tab could access the post. my g+ logged in browser tab couldn't. means: r.s. blocked me. i'm fine with it. i remember i once posted a lengthly comment (with lots of numbers, figures using an advanced statistic methodology called arithmetic) on one of his posts. so much for googles open web approach: "public" != publicly available if you are logged in to google+
- Drbble 14y agohttp://googleplus.wonderhowto.com/blog/new-google-12-tips-master-basics-get-you-addicted-0128716/ http://googleplus.wonderhowto.com/blog/new-google-12-tips-ma... Item 2 there claims blockers can view public posts, which seems the intended behavior.
- franze 14y agothen robert must be a superuser && superblocker (or it's a bug, i doubt it, but also i do not care)