Me too! I would like to be “invited”, if it’s possible for you to do so and not too much trouble. Alternatively, I suppose I could do the work and find out how to get in on the action through Google itself. 😉
So far it doesn’t look like I can invite anyone “gmail style.” I got a response in Wave to the question — no idea if it was an official google person. He told me that people had to sign up for a developer account to get in. The real problem is that I’m not a traditional developer in that I’m not looking to write any modules for the Wave, instead looking at it as a teaching and learning tool … and for organizational communication. Without some other people like me it is tough to get a handle on what is happening. I’ll keep working and see what I come up with.
Still waiting for mine – if they give you invites to pass along, count me in. Please.
Nice. I’m so jealous. Put me next in line behind Stephen. 😎
Me too! I would like to be “invited”, if it’s possible for you to do so and not too much trouble. Alternatively, I suppose I could do the work and find out how to get in on the action through Google itself. 😉
Keep us updated on your findings!
Me four, if there’s invites to pass along… (Seems like there’d really have to be if you’re going to have half a chance to try things out)
-cmd
*cough*hookmeup*ahem* thx.
So far it doesn’t look like I can invite anyone “gmail style.” I got a response in Wave to the question — no idea if it was an official google person. He told me that people had to sign up for a developer account to get in. The real problem is that I’m not a traditional developer in that I’m not looking to write any modules for the Wave, instead looking at it as a teaching and learning tool … and for organizational communication. Without some other people like me it is tough to get a handle on what is happening. I’ll keep working and see what I come up with.
Hot damn. Put me on the list!
Just in case Google changes their mind plz add me to the queue. Many thanks.