> > Can't you just use wave and gmail to integrate the normal list into how
_you_ use wave? If not, it seems like Wave is kind of an island. It's akin to having an *IRC channel.* _I_ have no use for an IRC channel, but as a group member I participate in IRC from time to time. In a google group you add the group list e-mail addy to the wave and everyone who has wave becomes privy to the wave. If I try to add [email protected] to a wave, it won't add the individual members to the wave. A google group is a segue between e-mail and wave. I'm not suggesting we create another mailing list, but rather that we create a *wave channel*(using a google group) Use Cases: You want a collaborative discussion. You share a snippit of code and want correction or feedback. You hate top/bottom/middle and or polymorphic posters. You want to be in the heat of the discussion on top/bottom posting or debian/redhat servers at the moment it's occurring and not miss a beat. AJ ONeal
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