> Wave was, IMHO, the UI paradigm of the future for this sort of thing. I have hope that it was just too far ahead of it's time and something like it will catch

> Wave was, IMHO, the UI paradigm of the future for this sort of thing. I have hope that it was just too far ahead of it's time and something like it will catch on again. This paradigm is alive and well at www.cix.co.uk - which predated Wave by 20yrs. HN looks based on it. I agree. Its way beyond what today's average user wants.