I can haz Google+

[drwex]

...and so can you. I appear to be able to send out invites; if you want one and I know your real name or email address I can send you one.

Nevvamine. As of about 3:15 Eastern the link is gone. I can try adding people, which sometimes causes them to get invites, but not always.

I'm there under my legal name if you want to find me.

If you have no idea what Google+ is or why you'd want to be on there that's OK too.

Comments

[unseelie.livejournal.com]

can you send me one? scionfey at hotmail?

done

[drwex]

and done

[ceo]

Invite?

done

[drwex]

and done

[meadmaker.livejournal.com]

I'll take one, if you still have any to go.

[meadmaker.livejournal.com]

Oh, and this is my gmail username as well.

Sorry

[drwex]

They took away the direct invite link. I'll try the oblique method of adding you and see what effect it has.

[chienne-folle.livejournal.com]

Speak to me of Google Plus. I like LJ but dislike Facebook -- which is Google + more like?

How long is a piece of string?

[drwex]

G+ has some of Facebook's features, with Google-version evil rather than Facebook-version evil. One can debate the merits of each version of evil, if one wants.

G+ also has some of Twitter's features. And it has circles, which are kind of like LJ's custom friends groups. However, when you name-drop someone in LJ they don't know about it even if you use the < lj-user > construct. In G+ if someone name-drops you, you know about it.

Some people think that's better. I think it's a string of a different length.

Re: How long is a piece of string?

[chienne-folle.livejournal.com]

Thanks!