Origins and Resources: updated 14 June 2019; page views to date: 4945

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11 June: Twitter can be embedded on your site...
2 June: YouTube Channel Explorations begin
14 May: Dark Web vs. Clear Web, a side dish for internet explorers
21 April: Make your own GSuite Add-Ons
19 April: New info on Currents (beta); Memory Lane posts continue to expand
13 April: Check it out! Chat/Message button added at top center.
12 April: New to "Resources" is Facebook's G+ Meetup Digital Library.

We are now incorporating selected posts from surviving Communities on GSuite G+, mostly Eli Fennell's & "People Left Behind on G+" Post comments are often as interesting as the original post, so be sure to click "READ MORE!"

Our final G+ Mass Migration Community update from Google+ occurred at 4:20PM Eastern Daylight Time on 2 April 2019.

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Resources

Original Introduction to the G+ Migration Community:

This community is here to help people, organizations, formal and informal groups and communities plan and execute migrations to new online homes.

Google+ [shut] down in April of 2019 (NOT August, as originally announced). We [had] time to prepare, but need[ed] to consider goals, capabilities, and where others in our communities [would] go.

There are many opportunities, from obvious Big Names to a wild universe of commercial, noncommercial, and even self-served possibilities. This is the biggest shake-up to the online social landscape in a decade and presents an opportunity.

This community cannot speak for or direct your group, but we hope to provide useful resources and guidance.

There are numerous further informational resources, including places to report your contacts, other G+ exodus / migration communities on and off G+, and informational sources, linked here.

Policies:

Please classify your posts appropriately. There is a set of categories for organising content, use them.

Keep the discussion productive. We're looking at practical considerations, social and technical, in the migration. Personal and political disputes can be carried out elsewhere.

Flag spam and abuse. That's much more productive than engaging and making the problem worse. Message the moderators directly if there's a bigger problem.

Tell us what you'd like to see. Categories, links, or other resources. We'll add what we can here or to other resources.

Thanks, mods.

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