Re:Ask HN: Google employees, why is G+ more important than y...
by davidgerard on Sunday November 17, 2013 @05:06AM
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"I don't believe Google+ management is malicious, but they do seem woefully unaware of how internet-native communities behave."
After a while, the question of motivation is a red herring. The problem is the actions, and they've been told enough times that if they claim now how to understand then they're just stupid. They're not stupid, they're contemptuous - that's different.
After a while, the question of motivation is a red herring. The problem is the actions, and they've been told enough times that if they claim now how to understand then they're just stupid. They're not stupid, they're contemptuous - that's different.