Sorry, Google, but I’ve lost interest already. Yes, we all know your site is in beta. Yes, we know you’re planning your special release soon. But once again what you’ve taught us is that you use hype and hubbub – all sizzle no steak – to attract people’s interest, while leaving them stuck in a line outside the door. I already see enough Mac lemmings at the mall piled up to get into the Apple store. I don’t want around breathlessly hoping to “join the club.” If you want users, open the doors.

Let me know if you decide to release anything worth participating, Google – and be sure to provide the capacity to back it up for once, rather than leaving potential users to dangle on and on and on….

I am not sure how one can learn programming without theory :

but yeah, I don’t have a degree from some institute (specially not from the ones – whose graduates I have employed and also taught as an intern in my firm)

“I am sure it won’t make sense for you and some others here who have never designed and coded such a system, so i don’t blame you for that too!”

yeah right… good assumption on me, NOT… i only work as web developer for 9 years now, and u continue to ignore beta testing stage purpose, but then, maybe u skipped theory classes… they were just theory, u dont need them… right? lol

xmoki, I am a programmer and I understand how simple it is to improve this system, and I also do understand how weak this system currently is (talking about the invite system specifically)

Server is not overloaded, they stop invites manually (or per set pattern) i suppose. Which, they can do better in other ways too, including not letting invites sent, or else just sending invite email once the service is enabled for them.

I am sure it won’t make sense for you and some others here who have never designed and coded such a system, so i don’t blame you for that too!

none of us own Google+ i suppose, but ya, we own the impression and grooming we present in an argument, and you well presented that…

Perhaps, but you don’t. You just sound like a self important fool when you say things like that.

poor design and coding? and you say that just because they dont block invites, instead they give you a “is full” message when server is overloaded in a beta stage? oO do you read yourself?

that would be the tiniest thing google would be worried about now, there are hundreds if not more priorities over that, i recommend you reading about beta states of software and its general purpose.

no, some people just know what poor design and coding means.