Ignoring someone isn't a total friendship embargo—they can still comment on your posts and tag you in stuff—but it's a good way to deal with friends you added in the nascent days of the network and don't quite have the heart to banish completely.
Aug 26, 2011
Google+ Just Got a Little More Antisocial
Ignoring someone isn't a total friendship embargo—they can still comment on your posts and tag you in stuff—but it's a good way to deal with friends you added in the nascent days of the network and don't quite have the heart to banish completely.
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That sounds like something I would use all the time.
Wish Facebook had that.
this definitely will be useful in the future.
Interesting feature, but how is it ignoring someone if they can still post and comment on all of your stuff? O.o
strange feature
Seems interesting..
This will come in handy eventually
thanks for the comment, i've hear that google + is like facebook, but it is more customized... but i think that is ok for those people that spend a lot of time in facebook
Still haven't got google plus o;
I don't see how that is antisocial
i would abuse that option lol
looks interesting :P
great post :D
So awesome. Facebook needs it too.
that's a special thing Google is doing, not a fan though.
I'm trying to avoid it but I need to go ahead and get my google 1 account set up. Yet another social media account...
In facebook you can do the same thing by hiding posts on your homefeed from certain people. Just click the x in the top right corner of one of their posts. Also useful for hiding apps like farmville and shit like that.
might come in handy someday.
might come in handy someday.
Oh, that's strange.
btw I like that social net :)
I think it's something useful. :D
Not even sure why I joined Google+, I never even use facebook.
That's a nice feature.
might prove useful :)
I got google + the other week, and nobody I know is on there... or maybe they're all ignoring me already?
I'll totally use this function. Thanks Google!
Hah! I like that function.
I actually think this is a great function. Good for people that are just there for contacts.
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