I'm excited for some of the groups I work with... (Score 1)

OK, for chatting with friends, can't see it catching on. Which is a pity because that massively limits it's userbase which in turn means way fewer non-geeks using it, and so less opportunities for it to be a de-facto communication tool where it might work.

Where's that? One volounteer group I work with has a lot of non-working individuals in it. They're not used to being copied in any mail that vaguely might include them in the set of 'people who give a shit about this'. They get home, see a huge pile of mass-group emails and pretty much delete the lot of them.

The ad-hoc Wiki nature of a Wave interests me. For an event we're organising, we could create a wave and people could chip in to each relevant part of it. as new people come on board, include them on the wave. The chairman role gets reduced to trying to maintain a reasonable structure to where everything goes.

Now, the big question. Anyone got an invite? ;)