It's been so long since we've had a proper update to Google+ which is anything more than new icons or recolouring of links you almost thought they'd given up. Certainly this is the first major update since +Vic Gundotra left.
But this takes organising your posts to a whole new level, moving beyond the rather clumsy hashtags.
Look out for my own collections coming up soon.
Reshared post from +Dmitry Shapiro
Introducing Google+ Collections, a new way to group your posts by topic
Our happiest Google+ users are those who connect with others around shared interests and passions. So we set out to give people a place to express the things they love. Today, we’re announcing Google+ Collections, a new way to group your posts by topic.
Every collection is a focused set of posts on a particular topic, providing an easy way for you to organize all the things you’re into. Each collection can be shared publicly, privately, or with a custom set of people. Once you create your first collection, your profile will display a new tab where other people can find and follow your collections.
Posts in collections you follow will appear in your Home stream, with a link to easily jump right into the collection so you can get to similar content from that author. Collections give you a great way to find more of the stuff you love from the people you follow.
Collections is available on Android and the web, and iOS is coming later. For Android users, make sure to update your Google+ app to get access to Collections.
For inspiration on interesting topics, check out our Featured Collections page here: g.co/collections
Create your collections today and share what you love.
Introducing Google+ Collections, a new way to group your posts by topic
Our happiest Google+ users are those who connect with others around shared interests and passions. So we set out to give people a place to express the things they love. Today, we’re announcing Google+ Collections, a new way to group your posts by topic.
Every collection is a focused set of posts on a particular topic, providing an easy way for you to organize all the things
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