Google Wave

November 25, 2009

Anyone needs an invite? I still have 8 left.

If you liked this post you can always subscribe and get free updates!

Or you can share it and remind your friends about your existence and good taste! ;)
And as my blog is new and I struggle to get 1st visitors it's very valuable for me as well!

Thank you very much in advance!

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{ 5 comments }

1 Dave December 2, 2009 at 22:40: Very nice of you to offer Google Wave invites to those who don't yet have access. I had a colleague give me one of his G-Wave invites but it doesn't allow me to add anyone new so it is sort of a 'look but don't touch' feeling when you cannot interact with the people you deal with most each day because they don't yet have a Google Wave account.
2 Dave December 2, 2009 at 22:59: Maxim, it sounds slightly paranoid of me to say this but… Within five minutes of me posting the comment about Google not allowing you to invite friends and colleagues to join you on Wave I got a message from Google giving me 8 invites. Either that was the world's greatest coincidence or the guys at Google are spooky-good. Can't wait to put it through its paces with the people I work with all the time. BTW, I do enjoy your posts as well. Thanks
3 maximanisimov December 3, 2009 at 15:39: Hey, Dave! Thank you for the comment. BTW it was the 1st comment on this blog from a person whom I don't know personally I'm glad you like my writings)

Talking about Google Wave. Yeah, it's a kind of funny and strange, but they do provide everybody with the ability to invite people with a little delay. Invites themselves used to be sent few days later than they were requested (at least earlier, probably it's not the case anymore).

Hope to hear from you again!
4 Dave Kinkade December 12, 2009 at 07:59: I could scare up a few Google Wave invites if you know anyone in need.
5 maximanisimov December 13, 2009 at 00:04: It depends on goals. Currently, it's quite good for chats/work in small teams of few people. And I think that there is a lot, a lot to come.