Carrot
Veteran
I would really like an invite.
oscarrothandersen (at) gmail.com
(according to CubeLTD, I should be old enough)
oscarrothandersen (at) gmail.com
(according to CubeLTD, I should be old enough)
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Hmm. But it doesn't seem like there is any way to private message someone. Unless.. I make a new circle add them in a circle, then make comments visible to only that circle. Or, is there way other then that?
google are trying to take over the world soon we will have the google cube
(I find it funny how many of us also us Gmail).
I haven't really used Facebook or Google+ much yet, but I just realized why I already like Google+ much much better. Facebook always bothered me with the "friend requests" from complete strangers. Most of them cubers, I could tell from their profiles, so we have something in common, but they're not my "friends". And I don't really like to list them as such when they're not, it's just wrong and it dilutes the meaning and value of that word. For a long time, I didn't know what to do with them so I just left them in my inbox. But one day it pissed me off and I decided to make three groups, "Actuals", "Knowns" and "Unknowns", into which I put Facebook "friends". So I have "unknown friends" which is still absurd, but it's the best I could do there. I always wished Facebook would rename it to something proper, and now Google+ did. I am absolutely delighted with their "circles", of which "friends" is only one kind. Google just keeps doing things right.
as long as u have enough friends to make it a real social network, u'll like it.
it's somewhat like facebook + twitter + new stuff. i like the way those circles work, especially when u have to add someone (classmates/parents etc) but don't actually want him/her to see some of the private stuff
Thisgoogle are trying to take over the world soon we will have the google cube