What can you use to create an online social media community?

Google+ was specifically designed as a social networking platform that allowed users to create communities centered around shared interests, facilitating interactions and discussions among members. It offered features such as circles for categorizing friends and followers, as well as communities where individuals could join based on specific topics or interests, making it an appropriate choice for building an online social media community.

In contrast, Google Drive is primarily a file storage and sharing service, allowing users to store documents, presentations, and spreadsheets, but it does not inherently provide social networking capabilities. YouTube, while a platform for video sharing and content interaction, does not foster community in the same structured way as a social network does, since it primarily focuses on video content rather than discussions or networking. Google Docs serves as a collaborative document editing tool, allowing for real-time collaboration on documents, but lacks the social media functionalities required to build a community.