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G+ did nothing out of the ordinary here (if indeed it did anything, there is plenty of guess work in that post) Facebook friending and Twitter following have la
by sedha 13y ago
G+ did nothing out of the ordinary here (if indeed it did anything, there is plenty of guess work in that post) Facebook friending and Twitter following have landed many a person in jail, none of these services got this sort of blame for it.
When adding someone to your circle they get an email notification, same as when you follow someone on Twitter they get an email telling them that, But suddenly in G+ it's 'aggressive'?! sensationalism and blaming one service for something that is done by all and is mainly innocuous is bad form.
And for the record G+ doesn't bulk send invites to all your contacts that just misinformation and FUD spreading.
- fuzzix 13y ago> "And for the record G+ doesn't bulk send invites to all your contacts that just misinformation and FUD spreading" Does it ever send individual invites without explicit and clear consent or without explicit action by the user?
- sedha 13y agoNot in my experience. Only the 'such and such added you to their circles' notifications.
- sophacles 13y agoI haven't consciously used G+ in a long time, yet people still occasionally get emails about me "adding them back". It's a very strange system and since I have no idea wtf it does or how it works, it can't really be said I'm doing that. I just read emails and use docs, and occasionally chat with a handful of people.
- awinder 13y agoEvery time I go to google+, usually because of an email notification, i get redirected to an interstitial that helpfully wants to email all my gmail contacts to invite them to google+. Every time I go to google+ I'm one accidental button press away from annoying all my contacts.