Gummifaust
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Enco said:Only people who quote the post can see it. For example, quote this.
I am not sure if I understand. But other people can still find it trough Google search?
Enco said:Only people who quote the post can see it. For example, quote this.
StreamLeona Lewis said:I'm so confused. When you share something on your page within a specific circle, does your post show up on their profile page? Or only on their stream?
Ryaaan14 said:Just saw someone post this on G+, thought it would be useful infountil Facebook shuts that shit down
How to import your Facebook contacts into Google+
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoR0lirqRWE
Well by doing that people can't see the link straight away. They have to quote it and to quote it you need to be a member. It might appear in google search but the comment is public anyway so anyone can see it.Gummifaust said:I am not sure if I understand. But other people can still find it trough Google search?
Enco said:Well by doing that people can't see the link straight away. They have to quote it and to quote it you need to be a member. It might appear in google search but the comment is public anyway so anyone can see it.
Draft said:I don't understand this service at all. How do you join a public circle? Does such a thing even exist?
Draft said:I don't understand this service at all. How do you join a public circle? Does such a thing even exist?
That would be safer but would take longer to do. If other people agree to it then that's fine.Gummifaust said:Exactly.
Alternative solution: Someone could open up a Google Docs form where fellow gaffers can input their name & e-mail address. The list will be send to all e-mail addresses now and then. People can add the gaffers then to their circle. And the list won't be open to the the entire web.
Nope. Read the op. That might help.Draft said:I don't understand this service at all. How do you join a public circle? Does such a thing even exist?
Gummifaust said:EDIT: But I also want to know something. What I post to one or more circle is only visible to the members of these circles, right?
The Lamp said:G+ is so barebones. They need to add more features, but then again it's just a beta.
Circles are neat but G+ needs a wall feature like Facebook.
The Lamp said:G+ is so barebones. They need to add more features, but then again it's just a beta.
Circles are neat but G+ needs a wall feature like Facebook.
What do people have against reading OPs?Draft said:I don't understand this service at all.
Or official Google FAQs + tutorial videos, for that matter.Bboy AJ said:What do people have against reading OPs?
new comments bump old posts, just like on a messageboardDR3AM said:how come all the posts are in random order? not sorted by time posted
DR3AM said:how come all the posts are in random order? not sorted by time posted
RJNavarrete said:Does anyone else get phantom Notifications? I'll get an orange 1 every once in a while and when I click there's nothing new.
circles are much better than a wall.The Lamp said:G+ is so barebones. They need to add more features, but then again it's just a beta.
Circles are neat but G+ needs a wall feature like Facebook.
Pandaman said:circles are much better than a wall.
with circles you have complete control over who sees what. its perfect for privacies sake.
ever wanted to say something but would have embarrassed yourself/potential endangered a job opportunity? no problem, because your boss/grandma/whoever wont see it unless you want them to.
mclaren777 said:I recently got an e-mail telling me that someone I didn't know had tagged me in a picture.
other people don't have to be members of your group for you to message them? if i post in the neogaf group, you can't see it unless you're also in the neogaf group [or previously aware of its existence]sangreal said:How is that any different from Groups in Facebook?
He meant Lists in Facebook. And the answer is that the two are the same in functionality. Circles on G+ are just a little easier to access and edit than Lists are on FB and are graphically more refined.Pandaman said:other people don't have to be members of your group for you to message them? if i post in the neogaf group, you can't see it unless you're also in the neogaf group [or previously aware of its existence]
if you're in my neogaf circle, you will see it without having to do anything.
kkaabboomm said:why do I ask? because my gmail/google account is linked to youtube, and has been for years. I've got some videos I'd like to share. or maybe I've got some new videos i'd like to upload, and I don't want them "locked" into g+/picasaweb, but rather would like them to be visible by "the world at large" on youtube as well as on g+.
so why can't I chose which of my youtube videos to put on my g+ profile? why re-upload some of them just to share them on g+, when they are already on google's servers and a re-upload would put the exact same file on google/youtube's servers again.
shit makes no sense.
Battersea Power Station said:He meant Lists in Facebook. And the answer is that the two are the same in functionality. Circles on G+ are just a little easier to access and edit than Lists are on FB and are graphically more refined.
sangreal said:How is that any different from Groups in Facebook?
OpinionatedCyborg said:Lists are annoying because each list has about 200 different things you need to customize for that group (who can see wall, who can post on wall, whgo can see email, who can see friends list, who can see pictures you're taggeed in, who can see all albums, who can see videos, etc.!). Then you need to remember who is in what list and exactly what they can see everytime you post something. It's retarded. Circles makes it easy. Everything you post is quickly tagged with who gets to see it. It's much more flexible and easy to maintain as your group of friends grows.
Yeah, actually I forgot about that. As of right now, Lists are even more functional since you can hide from a List (Circle) of people, which you can't do in G+.sangreal said:You don't have to do any of that... Whenever you post something on Facebook you can just click the lock icon and specify which lists you are sharing with just like the "Add Circles or People to Share With" button on Google+.
http://i.imgur.com/KJQGk.jpg
It's because emphasis can make all the difference in the world.Battersea Power Station said:Yeah, actually I forgot about that. As of right now, Lists are even more functional since you can hide from a List (Circle) of people, which you can't do in G+.
Seriously, man. I'm a huge Google fan, and I do buy into their "benevolence" and I do mistrust Zuckerburg, but some of the complaints against FB here are just ridiculous. It's like people that are still stuck on "IE sucks and is the worst browser in the world," while completely ignoring the fact that IE9 is a fast, secure, lightweight, and modern app.
I can be a Chrome user and still see that IE9 is one of the top 3 browsers out there.
I can be a Facebook detractor and still recognize that they now allow you highly customizable privacy settings and give you the ability to download your data like photos, posts, and more.
Battersea Power Station said:Yeah, actually I forgot about that. As of right now, Lists are even more functional since you can hide from a List (Circle) of people, which you can't do in G+.
Yeah, but in G+ I can't make a post hidden to only e.g. my coworkers. I have to select my 7 or 8 other circles that I have.Shrinnan said:Are you saying that you can choose which Lists can't see a particular post...? Because if so then that's automatic in G+ (if a post you specify for a certain Circle, it automatically hides that from all other Circles, including your followers that you don't have in your circles but they have you in theirs).
Battersea Power Station said:Yeah, but in G+ I can't make a post hidden to only e.g. my coworkers. I have to select my 7 or 8 other circles that I have.
And it's "automatic" in FB in that sense as well. If I choose that a post is visible only to my Family, then no one else will be able to see it.
kkaabboomm said:google+ videos.
so, when you 'create a new album' and upload a video, some fun things happen.