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If you can implement Etherpad via Wave, I think that makes it "bigger" by definition. At least in terms of the size of the problem-space. And "better" doesn't
by roc 17y ago
If you can implement Etherpad via Wave, I think that makes it "bigger" by definition. At least in terms of the size of the problem-space.
And "better" doesn't seem fair to determine, either way, until their Google work ships.
- ErrantX 17y agoMaybe; I can't help thinking, though, that the underwhelming response to Wave compared to that of Etherpad (which was a brilliant idea) is telling. Obviously I'm eager to see what they've been working on - but Im not sure they can save Wave.
- axod 17y agoThe problem is getting people to use it. I think etherpad probably had more chance of mainstream adoption than wave has.