Well, the main problem with Google+ is that it is supposed to be social network, but it isn't.
When were the last time you saw, for example, someones wedding pictures? Or discussion about real life social events? Or anything social? That's right, never.
All you can see there is tech blog aggregation, couple of celebrities, some geek pictures and that's it. You can find more social interaction here on HackerNews or Reddit.
And then, you just stop sharing yourself and stop checking Google+ and go back to Facebook for social and other places for geek stuff.
I see all of those things on Google+ all the time. The thing is they are all posted to specific circles and not publicly. A 41% drop in public posts is only somewhat meaningful. Of my family members that post on Google+ most of them moved from posting publicly to posting privately to specific circles once they figured out how it worked.
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Well, the main problem with Google+ is that it is supposed to be social network, but it isn't.
When were the last time you saw, for example, someones wedding pictures? Or discussion about real life social events? Or anything social? That's right, never.
All you can see there is tech blog aggregation, couple of celebrities, some geek pictures and that's it. You can find more social interaction here on HackerNews or Reddit.
And then, you just stop sharing yourself and stop checking Google+ and go back to Facebook for social and other places for geek stuff.
I see all of those things on Google+ all the time. The thing is they are all posted to specific circles and not publicly. A 41% drop in public posts is only somewhat meaningful. Of my family members that post on Google+ most of them moved from posting publicly to posting privately to specific circles once they figured out how it worked.