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I think it's important to draw a distinction between Wave the protocol and Wave the browser-based client implementation. The problems that you mention seem to
by pohl 17y ago
I think it's important to draw a distinction between Wave the protocol and Wave the browser-based client implementation.
The problems that you mention seem to be specific to the web client (having to click the 'done' button, where replies show up).
The concept & protocol doesn't seem to be related to those usability issues. I do agree that, if they have any "design thinkers" working on this, it isn't showing through, though!
- ahoyhere 17y agoI've heard that about the protocol. Since I have no intention of building anything with it, I'll allow that it might be good. But the proof will be in the pudding! I'm really sad that the Wave app is so bad. I think we all expect better from Google (reasonably or otherwise).