Since Google didn't provoke you for trial the service live from a webmaster’s outlook however, it looks similar there could be awfully interesting stuff in it. Google is trying to get the web features and accounts give for the web at huge and let other account bringers. Other than they continuously bring the Google account more slam to the feat by placing it near helpful stuff E.g. "Google App Engine" and in turn gives you some "lazy features" for your site. So no need to switch on to e.g. Blogger.com if you just like the comments trait, or expand Facebook request to create things that connects to Facebook.

On the obstacle the more you construct your site pedestal on Google features, the more you're generating a (soft, totally voluntary) confine for yourself since the code after all this does not run on your own server. If Google is down then Friend Connect will get working slow or you need to lot of customization alternatives or Google changes their policy, or they will cancel their service, or they broadcast user data to the government which are based on local policies. Moreover it is out of risk that should make webmasters refuse Google Friend Connect and it is just incredible to keep in mind when you come to make decisions and how faraway to obtain your ship into Google waters.