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I have never used facebook, twitter, etc., but I have increasingly found relevant content and discussion on g+ pages. So much so that last week I attempted, un
by rsync 14y ago
I have never used facebook, twitter, etc., but I have increasingly found relevant content and discussion on g+ pages.
So much so that last week I attempted, unsuccessfully, to create a g+ account for rsync.net. You'd think that wouldn't be rocket science.
Then all of that "real name" bullshit that I tried to ignore last year came back to me. Google refuses to recognize the account, blah blah blah.
No, I am not giving them my personal information for these discussions, and furthermore, multiple different people will be using this account (it's a business account) so it's not appropriate to tie an identity to it anyway.
Does the "g+ for business" solve this problem ?
- endtime 14y agoI think the use case you describe is that you create a Google account as yourself, along with each of your colleagues. Then you create a G+ Page and make them all administrators of it. You can act/post/etc. as the G+ page and not as yourself, e.g. https://plus.google.com/+TheCorcoranGroup https://plus.google.com/+TheCorcoranGroup Not saying this is ideal or that you should like it, just that I think that's how you can do what you want to do.