by thenewgreen



A while back when G+ was new on the social scene, mk made a post titled "Google+ Got Right What Facebook Got Wrong". It's interesting to read it now and get a sense of the expectations that G+ raised in the marketplace. It's also interesting to see how much has changed since then. We are about to witness FB being valued at close to $95 billion.

Is G+ just biding it's time, waiting for the inevitable collapse or do they anticipate a slow transition? Will there be a transition at all or will FB retain market share inevitably? Perhaps a newcomer will usurp them both? What do you think?

Honestly, I can't stand FB but I occasionally visit because people I'm far away from (family and friends) are often there -though I often don't like what I find. I like G+ because it's quiet. I use their "hangouts" to hold meetings and talk with friends. But truthfully, I could do without either. There are millions of people who couldn't though and they've just been ascribed a valuation at close to 100 billion dollars!!

What do you think Hubski? Is FB going to remain the big dog? Are they worth what they are being valued at?