> I think it's too cognitively complex to categorise a few hundred contacts into various subgroups. Most users aren't going to bother. I actually think the fac

> I think it's too cognitively complex to categorise a few hundred contacts into various subgroups. Most users aren't going to bother. I actually think the fact that you have to specifically put people into circles when you follow them makes it pretty straightforward. It only takes a moment, I like the inline dropdown interface to check the circles you want to add them to, and while it does take a few minutes to wrap your head around the first time you use it (probably not a non-tech-Grandma-ready interface), once you get it, it's easy and works well (IMHO).