Nice channel guys. Google Plus ftw !

The disable and lock options before you share posts was a great idea!! *-*

Did you remove the ignore feature, or simply not implement it? I don't see the ignore link anywhere in the circles page, it just says Remove, Clear selection, View profile, Share this circle, and under More options all there is is Select all, Block, View blocked, and View ignored. Was this feature removed?

I would like a particular feature. I would like "Sub circles"... for example. A Professional Circle... in that, "Former Co-workers" and "Current Coworkers" and "Other Professional Contacts". It's really a circle hierarchy.

I think that this feature would be wonderful, and give additional separation/control to posts. A post that might be for my current co-workers, might not apply to my former ones. And a post I only want for people I'm friends with I wouldn't have to share with anyone, without doing a lot of circle "choosing." I hope that makes sense.

I heard this feature was coming, but I haven't heard anything about it since.

I think there should be something fun to be used related to the Google colors... maybe adding color to the circles? haha idk :)

Please improve on the blocking feature. If I ignore someone, I understand that I won't see their things but they can still see mine if it's publicly shared. If I block someone, a creeping random dude for example, I don't want them to ever see my posts, even if they are public. Let's not have more ways for predators to prey on innocent internet users, okay? That should be the difference between blocking and ignoring. A rapist should not be allowed to just add their victims to their circles without the victim being able to block that from happening. Right now the control is all in the hands of the creepers.

Go Google!!! let's fuck Facebook!! *-*

To make things clearer - I'm talking about the "Send an email" button.

Direct/private/email messages need to be made easily accessible. Having this option disabled by default is insane, as my guess is that no more than 5% of your users know they can enable it.

Thanks for the update. Google+ is the best.