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“Say what you will about the mainstream viability of Google
Plus, but anyone who has spent even a few days on Google?s rapidly
developing social network can tell you that the userbase seems
unusually knowledgeable and tech-savvy. There have been numerous
posts and articles attempting to explain this phenomena, but the
most common theory seems likely enough: the early invitations were
given out to primarily technical users (developers, tech
journalists, etc), and they predictably shared their invites with
like-minded individuals.”
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