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Why gplus is still NOT popular in Indonesia

I guess nobody is listening at Google. Let me say it again.

Gplus (g+) is not popular in Indonesia because it is VERY SLOW to open the page. That's the first problem. It takes me a while to open and interact with my gplus page. This is Indonesia. You have to come down here to understand it. (Google reps are in Singapore and only occasionally come to Indonesia. You wouldn't know the reality.)

Second, it is difficult to interact in gplus. There is no notification and threads about the interaction. For example, if somebody comments in my post, I wouldn't know. I know there is a notification feature, but it is not as visible as Facebook, for example.

I have more than 9000 followers in g+ and 5000 in Facebook, but there are MORE interactions in Facebook than in g+. In fact, there is close to zero interaction in my g+.

Are you listening Google?
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Wasiun Mika said…
Thats right, thank you
2:11 PM
can said…
oh pantes kenapa kok jarang pada pake google plus,thanks atas informasinya hehe :)
12:01 PM
dewitya said…
halo salam kenal
6:03 PM
dewitya said…
kereeeennn
6:04 PM
Sam Aries said…
Yes, it is very slow slow slow :)
7:42 AM
budi said…
may because they didn't like it, or they barely know it.
10:50 PM
Ririn said…
O gitu alasannya Facebook masih lebih digemari dari g plus, yang saya buktikan sendiri itu point no.1 G plus sangat berat dan loadingya lama banget.
5:42 AM
momogrosir said…
loadingnya lama. belum lagi terlalu kompleks. seharusnya G+ membuat sesuatu yang sederhana dahulu. kemudian pelan2 untuk upgrade ke fitur2 yang lebih bagus
11:15 AM
Erress said…
ya...gitu ya...ternyata facebook lebih baik daripada Google Plus...
6:12 PM
Nisa Alfarizi said…
Iya, menurut saya lambat. Namun satu fitur yang tidak sama dengan media sosial lainnya yakni lingkaran atau circle. Disitu kita bisa menambahkan seseorang sesuai dengan status kita.
9:25 AM
surga indonesia timur said…
mungkin buat orang indonesia, g+ kurang menarik makanya masih ga terlalu banyak yg aktif pakek :D
12:09 PM
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