Yeah it kind of is. Google has a lot of resources. I still don't know if their strategy of long running public betas is marketing or a true inability to start with something much better then a beta version.
If it's marketing this, quotes in your name stuff, is not funny.
If it's a true inability to iterate and scale without a public beta, well they are not a start-up, it is kind of absurd.
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Then why does G+ allow you to have quotes in your name?
This is absurd.
>Then why does G+ allow you to have quotes in your name?
Because it's still in beta.
>This is absurd.
No it isn't.
Yeah it kind of is. Google has a lot of resources. I still don't know if their strategy of long running public betas is marketing or a true inability to start with something much better then a beta version.
If it's marketing this, quotes in your name stuff, is not funny.
If it's a true inability to iterate and scale without a public beta, well they are not a start-up, it is kind of absurd.
They went from a few thousand to 10 Million users in about 30 days.
Of course there are going to be little hickups like this. The problem is already fixed. How is that absurd?