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Thanks for saying it the way it is. Wave is on "Preview", meaning its definitely NOT beta or even Alpha. What "preview" basically means that "we are building a

by pavs 17y ago

Thanks for saying it the way it is. Wave is on "Preview", meaning its definitely NOT beta or even Alpha. What "preview" basically means that "we are building a system and we want live testers as we scale and add features", they are not "bug fixing", they are "implementing features" on live users. Wave users are viewing the changes and features added live, hence "preview".

NikkiA 17y ago
However, 'beta' IS the traditional word for this situation, it's just that Google (principally) has butchered and mutated the meaning of beta over the last few years, to the point where people view 'beta' as meaning 'open to all, but no guarantees' (except when it comes to video game testing, there the traditional meaning of beta stands).