*Plus For Peace, the public Google Peace ...

August 28, 2011

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Plus For Peace, the public Google Peace Circle Project

At the last Google Plus Meetup, it was +Ben Parr who said that it is the Google Plus users who will be the ones who will define what Google Plus is all about. So let Google Plus be about spreading the message of peace, independent of what religion or creed you belong to. So I would like to start a public circle project to get a list of Google Plussers who stand for peace. Now that includes both people who post great ideas on promoting peace, but also people who stand for peace and want to follow people who are all about promoting peace. If you want to make Google Plus a Social network that promotes peace, then join this list. This is a list for common people, not necessarily famous people.

If you want to be in this circle, and/or recommend someone, please leave your comment here, re-share or plusone the comment, and I will add your profile to http://www.googlepeacecircle.org. And also, add to your profile that you are a member of this peace circle to show your solidarity for G+ for peace by adding the following:

"*I am a member of the Google Peace Circle*. To show your solidarity for peace on Google Plus, join the peace circle by going to plusforpeace.org and add your name with a plus one"

<fill in your own list of whom you recommend others should add>
"

The www.plusforpeace.org will point back to this comment, but give it about a couple of hours for it to really work, because I have to post this message first.

To see who is all on the list, you can go to googlepeacecircle.org.

I am seeding the list with three great people that I know stand for peace, +Muhammad Yunus whom I just discovered this Morning, +Ryan Schultz who has posted a lot of things that have inspired me, and +Natalie Villalobos whom I had the pleasure to receive a tour of the meditation facilities at the Google offices when I was in one of her hangouts.

+Lucas Johnson is also getting on this list, he was one of the first to jump on the bandwagon and join me on our first online meditation hangout.

Let G+ to be about spreading peace, about connecting in a more meaningful way with others, and about spreading knowledge. The more we are all connected, the less likely it is that we will be likely to hate each other. Google Plus is the first social network that is really capable of that level of connections.

So please, help me find all the Google Plussers for peace, let's get this public circle going.