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Knowing who you are, knowing you you like to Follow, knowing who you like to share with, those are "table stakes," to use your term. Google didn't know who you
by MattCruikshank 12y ago
Knowing who you are, knowing you you like to Follow, knowing who you like to share with, those are "table stakes," to use your term.
Google didn't know who you were, who you followed, who you shared with, and so Google+ looked a lot like a product to you.
- Ensorceled 12y agoI think you are too emotionally involved or don't play poker and missed the reference. If Google+ is now a feature that divisions can choose to integrate or not, it's not table stakes. No silo of Google gets to choose whether to be secure or not or what level of scalability or whether they'll decide to be profitable or not.
- MattCruikshank 12y agoIt's table stakes for a company to know how to do social integration. Not all products that a company offers need social integration.