I hope they change the interface. The first thing I found odd about Wave, was that it needed a 1 hour demo when they first showed it. That was probably because

I hope they change the interface. The first thing I found odd about Wave, was that it needed a 1 hour demo when they first showed it. That was probably because it was focused towards developers, though, which is another mistake they made. But I think the UI was 60% of the problem. When I first started using it, my brain started to hurt. They didn't even follow the golden rule. They had 2 same width columns in there. And everything looked cluttered and complex. Not very intuitive at all. Another issue with it was confusing marketing. They called it e-mail 2.0, when it was nothing like that. People used it more as a collaboration tool. I had to use it every day for 6 months, too, and I didn't like using it at all. Now, whoever even compares Google+ with Wave and says Google+ might fail the same as Wave, simply doesn't get it. They are worlds apart. From the moment I even saw the video ads, I had the opposite feeling about it than I had about Wave - a very positive feeling. And I keep having it after using it many hours a day.