It's possible though that people are just losing interest in the type of experience Facebook provides. If that is the case then Google+ just arrived at the wro

It's possible though that people are just losing interest in the type of experience Facebook provides. If that is the case then Google+ just arrived at the wrong time. No matter how good it is if the audience is losing interest in the whole concept it won't do well. So the relative failure of Google+ might not indicate that Facebook is in a strong position, but that rather the whole "social industry" is in a weakening position.