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Google Wave, my two cents

Google Wave, my two cents

By Michael Sanders
7 November, 2009
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Google Wave, my two cents

I think Wave is pretty fun.

Google Wave

In a reply to my earlier post about Wave, Paul of the PC Thoughts blog posted a comment with a few questions about Wave. I decided to reiterate and elaborate on my response here:

I think Wave is pretty fun. Sometimes it's buggy, and doesn't do what you expect, but overall, it works as advertised.
I've found myself using the "with:public tag:[whatever]" search somewhat frequently. Basically, what this does is finds Waves which have been made public by inviting the "public@a.gwave.com" user to the wave.

This makes Wave feel a lot like a forum, or IRC depending how active a wave currently is.

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