Why I Want Google Wave NOW, Please

Because I had a rather amazing exchange about the future of open access publishing via Twitter last night with Brett Bobley (@brettbobley), Dan Cohen (@dancohen), and Steve Ramsay (@sramsay), and unless you were following all three of us, you probably missed it. And I’d love to repost it here, but that would mean a lot of manual cutting and pasting, attempting to rebuild the thread out of last night’s stream. From what I can tell, Google Wave will cluster that stream for me, and allow me to embed it here directly, where, should you choose to join in the conversation, it’ll self-update.

I want all the many conversations that I have, at various levels and on various platforms, to become visible to me as conversations, and to be repurposable as various kinds of publications. And I hope I’m not being over-optimistic in anticipating that Google Wave will make a good bit of that possible.

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2 Responses to “Why I Want Google Wave NOW, Please

  • 1
    Eric Rochester
    4 July 2009 5.40 pm

    Friendfeed might work here, and I know that Dan, at least, is cybersquatting in an account there (http://friendfeed.com/dancohen). But you probably have to carry on the conversation on FF, which isn’t useful when you’re using Twitter.
    Eric

  • 2
    KF
    6 July 2009 9.01 am

    I’ve got a FriendFeed account, too, but I’m not sure that it quite does what I’m after. That said, I haven’t paid any attention to FriendFeed since Twitter became pretty much reliable, so it’s possible I need to poke around in there more closely!

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