People will put up with a lot of technical annoyances, but Google+ went far beyond annoyances. I had a boss who's Google Plus page was owned by one of his othe

People will put up with a lot of technical annoyances, but Google+ went far beyond annoyances. I had a boss who's Google Plus page was owned by one of his other employees - they were on so many of the same emails that Google guessed who was who wrong. The two of them, working together, couldn't figure out how to hand the profile to its real owner. Similar experiences with identity issues and unusable bugs abounded. It's one thing to have a hard-to-use website, or one that crashes sporadically. It's another to have errors so severe that they make the site permanently unusable for some people.