Not that I'm contributing to the solution here...

Mar 04, 2012 17:54

...but remember those days when you used to refresh this once an hour, vs. once a day or even once a month? Good times....

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bluvampr March 4 2012, 23:22:49 UTC
yep. i personally refresh about once a day, and generally get one or two new posts. but it's slow, slow slow in this neck of the woods :-/

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curvemudgeon March 4 2012, 23:46:42 UTC
If I don't load community pages then yeah, I could go with one, maybe two reloads a day and that'd cover everything on a near real-time basis :\.

Like I said though, I'm not really part of the solution. I'm splitting my social online bits mostly over on G+ these days, with tehTwatter running a moderate 2nd. I find myself less and less able to compose long format posts.

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doc_quixote March 5 2012, 00:48:33 UTC
I haven't really been doing any long-form posts anywhere... G+ seems amazingly limited when you consider that most of (what I see as) missing pieces already exist in the Google cloud (Google _has_ a calendaring platform already hooked into the same infrastructure as G+, one would assume that handling something similar to Facebook Events would be trivial; Google has a "groups" product hooked in, you'd think something akin to Facebook Groups would be trivial; the list goes on...), FB gets used mostly for one-liners and random snark, and most of the stuff that once ended up here can be broken down into either "it's complicated" or "it's boring".

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curvemudgeon March 5 2012, 02:21:32 UTC
Wouldn't know; don't have a FB account, don't have a desire for one.

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anarcha March 5 2012, 01:18:34 UTC
Once a day here. Sad. But no point to refresh more when no activity to refresh.

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curvemudgeon March 5 2012, 02:31:28 UTC
And no reason to contribute if there's no audience. Vicious cycle.

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joanarkham March 5 2012, 01:57:22 UTC
I just can't get into G+ for some reason. I can't even tell why...

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curvemudgeon March 5 2012, 02:36:54 UTC
It seems to slot conveniently between Twitter and blogspot/LJ/WP long-format stuff. I assume it's designed to supplant Facebook but since I never went down that rabbit hole I can't compare them.

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joanarkham March 5 2012, 12:20:36 UTC
Yeah, it's just missing...something. I agree that a great calendar would be something to really compete with FB. I also wish the phone app had some more features, since that's what I use most often for social networking.

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pastor_saturn March 7 2012, 00:17:43 UTC
That sounds like me...I set up a G+ account ages ago and haven't checked in since. It's like a hot new restaurant you try once and somehow never make it back to.

Facebook, of course, is like Applebees.

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curvemudgeon March 6 2012, 00:50:58 UTC
I wasn't minding, honest! :D

Besides, your monthly average output exceeds the sum total of my contributions for the last year or so.

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eriss March 5 2012, 02:29:53 UTC
Maybe not every hour....

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curvemudgeon March 6 2012, 00:54:03 UTC
What, you tryin' to imply I'm obsessive or somethin'?

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eriss March 6 2012, 05:44:34 UTC
Nope, just saying I still check lj a couple times a day versus when I used to check it every 15 mins. ;)

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