Wot?! How horrible, a step back..

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Wot?! How horrible, a step back..

Originally shared by NOD3x

RIP Ripples, Google removes the Ripples feature

We have an available alternative, and if you're interested in seeing the engagement activity surrounding important posts, check out the Relations Graph in your NOD3x dashboard.

Here's the official Google+ announcement: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/108883357423682942734/+googleplus/posts/dbVpERPaqYA

More coverage from Google Plus Daily and an explanation of what Ripples were, for those who may not know: http://www.googleplusdaily.com/2015/05/ripples-feature-removed-from-google.html

✔ To access your dashboard visit nod3x.com, scroll down and click on the blue "Free Sign Up" button. To learn more about our Ripples alternative, you're welcome to join our Google+ community: http://po.st/NOD3xHelp

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