Google+ vs. Facebook vs. ... Part 1: The Strength of Bidirectional Connections
Since its launch in late June, Google+ has been a hot topic of conversation. So before I proceed with either the engagement or the gamification series, I think it is appropriate to take a short detour to discuss Google+. I think by now everyone has most likely had the chance to play with Google+ (or at least know what it is). If you still don’t know, don’t miss the boat. There are already 25+ million people signed up. I am not going to repeat Google’s pitch, so take a look at the demo from Google. What I’m going to talk about today, are some of the network properties and social principles behind some popular social platforms. Of course, I will compare and contrast them to the new kids on the block (i.e. Google+), and talk about their behavioral implications.Khoros Communities: Classic 25.04 Release Notes
You Found It. We Fixed It. A fix was backported to address a security vulnerability that previously allowed users to add dest_url as a URL parameter in their posts to redirect those who clicked the URL to any website. If you have any questions, contact Khoros Support. For posts with emojis, the emojis are now retained as expected even after the post is edited and published again.
