Just looked at many screens of content piped into friendfeed from elsewhere, no real connection going on here any more. I hope to see you on Google Plus (for all its faults). - AJCann

Well, if you compare my G+ profile with my FriendFeed, it becomes pretty clear which service requires more time and effort to share. If G+ remains a "copy and paste" site, I will never post anything there again: I really don't have the time. For people who are motivated enough to copy and paste every single piece of information they'd like to share to overcome this huge threshold for sharing, G+ may be the place. - Björn Brembs

Björn++ (integration must indeed improve) - Egon Willighagen

I agree with Björn - needs some way to pipe stuff in. - Christina Pikas

Fair points. Bearing in mind G+ hasn't been officially released yet, I sure this will change with time. I'm particularly keen on getting Google Reader integration. - AJCann

Its pretty clear that Google are going to open up an API that would enable this but I'm a little disappointed that feeds of some description aren' there as a native feature. I can see G+ being the Friendfeed replacement but it needs some automation as Björn says... - Cameron Neylon

The automation is all that's left and I am sure it will happen. The more important thing required is not to just have a stream but to do the FF promote on like feature, or even better FB's more intelligent engine - Deepak Singh

I agree with Deepak -- G+ still needs some work to truly be a FF replacement (the lack of "Groups" and inability to automatically pipe updates to/from the service are obvious gaps identified), but its the best one that has emerged and given the relative triviality of the two features to implement (I think they didn't turn on the piping mainly to encourage people to share original content on G+), I'm pretty sure they will bridge that gap soon. - Benjamin Tseng