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I'm sure it's presumably the usual Google continuity scenario, as made famous by Writely, GrandCentral, JotSpot, and many others. The site goes dark, there's a
by zach 15y ago
I'm sure it's presumably the usual Google continuity scenario, as made famous by Writely, GrandCentral, JotSpot, and many others.
The site goes dark, there's a series of huge planning and strategy sessions, the project gets staffed up and there's a lot of back-end work done. Then, just about the time everyone forgets about the original company completely (not long in the startup world), Google announces a product that takes the original startup's product to a scope and scale well beyond the original. However, it may leave out features that made the product quirky or popular within certain niches. Then a bazillion people start using it and everyone takes it for granted.