Neil Gaiman’s Journal : Tangled like ivy

#google+

Il suffit de ne pas les ajouter.

Il suffit de le pas faire attention aux notifications, non ?

Plus de détails de la part de Warren Ellis sur le forum Whitechapel :

►http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=9984&page=14#Item_4

"Here’s the thing about G+, for me. Understand that I am not upset in the slightest. The system just doesn’t work so well for me. Because:

1) even with all notifications switched off, that little red light in Gmail is baked in and I can’t turn it off. Which means that, even with all notifications switched off, that red light goes off for me every sixty seconds, with the number 1 in it, and then it starts incrementing. For someone who does half his work in Gmail, that is really a bit irritating.

2) Relevancy captures work better on Twitter. In fact, discovery works better, too, as you can see who your twitter friends talk to (in a couple of ways).

3) Also, have you noticed that when your friends arrive on Twitter, they tweet at you? But when they arrive on G+ they assume the notification that they put you in a circle will work? But you get at least ten notifications every minute on your Gmail button, and the notifications sort of vanish into a memory hole if you don’t have email notifications on, so if you are say asleep or eating or taking a piss or hey maybe even not online for a day... SO, when you come back, your friend who added you to a circle is one of a thousand little faces. If you’re me. And the relevancy/find capture doesn’t work so well, as noted.

4) Which also means you miss people whom you might just be interested in following. I can pull up the last few days’ of “people who have followed me on Twitter” pretty easily. That’s how I found that, to give just two recent examples, Al Murray and Mark Romanek were following me."