When Google does anything social, there is often a mix of knee-jerk reaction about how revolutionary it is, and how Google can’t do social right. It comes as no surprise that there is good mix with the launch of Google+ as well.

For more on what Google+ does, read this.

A WebProNews reader commented, “It didn`t work for you in Buzz, give up already.”

On one of YouTube’s videos about the project, one person commented, “i’ve been looking for a reason to dump facebook. Thank you google!”

Another in the same thread says, “What ever you done in Google+ is already there in Orkut,but the look and feel seems to be different and interesting.”

Wired ran a lengthy article looking at Google’s social plans. Here are a few comments from readers:

“After going through their demo website, it seems to me – and I know this is heresy – that Google+ Project is perfect for business collaboration.  If they were to integrate Apps into this, you’d have something that would trump Office365 by an insurmountable margin.”

“I think this is going to be great for bloggers and website owners… i don’t really care how my gadget content gets shared, but I’m pulling for Google if they’ll get me more referrals.”

Here are some comments from readers of an in-depth article about the Google+ project from Danny Sullivan:

“The “keep me posted” link on plus.google.com is 404′ing… Promising…”

SEO vet Jill Whalen writes: “The Google +Circles looks to me what Facebook lists *should* be.”

Obviously Twitter is a treasure trove of commentary:

Here’s more on that last point.

You probably don’t have to look too far for more opinions, but the fact remains that that most of the opinions you’ll see will be based on perception, rather than experience at this point. So far, Google+ is only available on an invitation basis.