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I was happy to find that Google had allowed G+ access to apps accounts and I could finally separate my Rabbi Bob account and my alter-ego Mike Beane without compromising my Rabbi Bob-ness.  Really, I don't care what Robert Scobel said about pseudonyms either!
I was happy to find that Google had allowed G+ access to apps accounts and I could finally separate my Rabbi Bob account and my alter-ego Mike Beane without compromising my Rabbi Bob-ness.  Really, I don't care what [http://www.buzzom.com/2011/07/why-google-plus-requires-real-names-vic-gundotra/Robert Scobel says] about pseudonyms either (I found it interesting that I could find his posts, even the one linked to from the article)!


I first started migrating individuals the hard way: typing them in.  Then I realized I could share a circle between accounts (or with anyone really) and that's when it became easy.
I first started migrating individuals the hard way: typing them in.  Then I realized I could share a circle between accounts (or with anyone really) and that's when it became easy.

Revision as of 00:53, 4 November 2011

I was happy to find that Google had allowed G+ access to apps accounts and I could finally separate my Rabbi Bob account and my alter-ego Mike Beane without compromising my Rabbi Bob-ness. Really, I don't care what Scobel says about pseudonyms either (I found it interesting that I could find his posts, even the one linked to from the article)!

I first started migrating individuals the hard way: typing them in. Then I realized I could share a circle between accounts (or with anyone really) and that's when it became easy.

Note: works best with two browsers

  • Log into the source account in one browser
  • Log into the target account in another browser
  • Friend yourself (you may be able to skip this)
  • Open your Circles list in the primary account and select a Circle
    • Select SHARE
    • Enter the target account as the receiver & share the Circle
  • Check your notifications on the target account
  • Open the notification you sent yourself
  • View the Circle
  • In the 'Create a new circle or add to an existing circle' box, type the name of the circle
  • Click ADD TO (or Create as necessary)
  • If you're cleaning house, delete the Circle from the source account.

That easy!