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This, exactly. My only real concern is that my inbox could get drowned, but my cursory skim that would only be a danger if posted a lot yourself (and got a lot
by mark_h 17y ago
This, exactly. My only real concern is that my inbox could get drowned, but my cursory skim that would only be a danger if posted a lot yourself (and got a lot of replies).
I wonder though if we're really that representative? It reminds me a bit of friendfeed which I loved, and no-one else I knew used.
- afterburner 17y agoFrom the video it looks like it's a separate label, just under Inbox. I have several friends that similarly could not care less about Facebook, but more that actually do care. To be honest, even with great integration, it will still take a critical mass of people in social groupings to actually care. And not everyone I know uses Gmail as their primary email. Although most do (which is impressive).
- mark_h 17y agoIt's a separate label, but replies go to your inbox (from the video, again). Agreed on the need for a critical mass, but integrating with gmail suggests that it's a bit more of a serious push for them, as opposed to say wave which looks a bit more like a "wait and see" play. I need to read more about it; I'm still waiting for a federated set of protocols to get widespread adoption, a-la http://diso-project.org/ http://diso-project.org/ (I have a /lot/ of links collected of similar attempts :))