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Originally Posted by Phanuthier
^ So what exactly do you think will make g+ that much better than fb? organization? (I'd agree there... but the rest of your post I disagree) The big selling point among nerds is security. Mark Zuckerberg seems to have the idea that we should all just assume that we have no social privacy and deal with it. 6-7 figure people using it? I hope its not for IP, because you shouldn't. When I was working on a project for a possible startup, we had to talk in code because you lose IP once its sent over gmail.
Its funny you talk about monopolies... because g+ was google's defense for fb being a monopoly.
Anyways, I'm making the change too. Fb video ads that pop up on their own piss me off. There's still a lot more to come for g+... but googlers are being tight lipped about it.
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Maybe I should correct that a bit. If I have Joe Smith in front of me he will still have the email Joe.Smith @jumbolawfirmllc as his work, but as personal email addresses, I see a ton of professionals using gmail as their alternates. I don't like getting work addresses, as I find it annoying as do most, getting personal mail in their work inbox.
I just feel when I log into facebook now, I am walking onto the grounds of a crappy state fair. It just feels so childish, cluttered, and unprofessional. I dunno, I just really like the sterile "feel" that google, and gmail have. I hoping for the same with google+.