Why is Google+ Google's Biggest Strategic Blunder? - 0 views
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Hendy Irawan on 30 Dec 12" Most people have 5 to 10 major interests in their lives. Whether it is food, gym, sports, kids, music, gaming, shopping, photography, movies, professional interests, medical, reading, homework ... People are also far more interested in making things happen and organizing their future than bragging about their immediate past. Could a generalist social network life Facebook or Google+ be in the position to organize everyone's life around any interest, in any region? I already moved away from Facebook and Google+ to Linked In for anything professional and I am sure I am not the only one, nor the last one. The value of my network is not about its size but about the activities I do with it. That is disruptive, and there is no amount of instagrams or some magical Graph API that can resist that disruption."