I agreed with everything up until the strange digression into Google+. I understand why he brought it up, but why go into irrelevant details about it?

While we're on the subject of G+...

>And more importantly, Google+ has a vastly superior user experience to Facebook

Really? Am I the only one who can't seem to figure out G+ at all? I use it almost daily for hangouts, but navigation is unbearable. The lack of labels and use of icons we're supposed to know is irritating. Good luck joining a hangout that's in progress unless you're invited.

G+ may appear to be more clean and chic on the surface, but when navigation and functionality are an issue none of that matters.