Either way, it's interesting to note what is being served out there. Makes me realize that Facebook has serious problems. One is that there is no internal privacy control that's easy to use; anyone can see anything. Two is that the numbers have grown too large for individual users; it takes skill and effort to manage 500 individual "friends", but it's much easier to manage 5 large groups. Three, Facebook is too big. Google+ gives the impression that it's small. At most it seems that there are about 10 people on at any one time on the Stream. Finally, Facebook became a corporation. Think about it. It sold out, literally, on everyone.
Anyway, consider me sold on Google+. At some point, they'll have to leave it alone, though and let the users figure it out.
