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The problem with Google+ is that using it felt like work.

I pretty much stopped using it early on when I realized organizing everyone into the various "circles" was a huge undertaking. At the time you HAD to put people into circles and I had a lot of people from Twitter to import.. so I gave up and just didn't use it.



I actually liked that part -- I could share things with friends, but not family/relatives, or vice versa.

But I wasn't trying to do force Twitter into circles -- just network with close friends.


I like the idea, but the practice of categorizing so many people seemed intimidating and I couldn't be bothered to do it. So I stuck with the alternatives.




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