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I noticed that Google uses +You in English (as a plug for Google+ if you're not logged in) and +Ich (= +I) in German. Maybe they really just want a three letter
by lucianof 15y ago
I noticed that Google uses +You in English (as a plug for Google+ if you're not logged in) and +Ich (= +I) in German. Maybe they really just want a three letter word.
Researching further:
French: +Vous (polite 2nd person)
Italian: +Tu (casual 2nd person)
German seems to be the exception, Googl prefers 2nd person.
- chromedude 15y agoBut then when you have Google+ they change it to +Name (example +Stephen)
- zerostar07 15y agomaybe "+Sie" would be confusable?
- _delirium 15y agoIn Google Scholar, though, the link to your own Scholar page (if you've set one up and are logged in) is "My Citations" in English, so they seem to be using it inconsistently between products.