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Google Wave Gives New Life to Pointless

November 28, 2009 | In: Google Wave, The Latest Tweet

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Google Wave is widely being regarded as revolutionary and is expected to become the new must have application for this brave new internet of everyone knowing everything about you and everyone else being told, whether they care or not.  Most likely, they don’t. Which is why Google Wave provides the new benchmark in pointless nonsense we don’t want to read.

Having been included in a number of Waves we have so far struggled to grasp one nugget of anything even remotely resembling useful information.  Typical nonsense includes “Can you read this?”, “Wow this is so cool” or “OMG LOL ROFL LMAO TBH IMHO ETC BLAH YADA”.  The only thing I get from Google Wave is that it has potential to be a very useful tool.  But it won’t be.

It will instead be hijacked by people hell bent on telling you a lot of stuff you don’t want to know, or telling you a lot of stuff that just doesn’t matter.  Google Wave is not the application for people who care about significant things because they will be disappointed with what will turn out to be a new way of passing on the same old jokes.

Google Wave will do for email what DVD did for the movie publishers.  When you bought the Blues Brothers on VHS it was great, really funny actually.  But then you bought it on DVD, the same bloody film but this time it’s on a disc.  Well that was a waste of ten quid wasn’t it.  Google Wave will bring us wave after wave after rehashed wave of the same old crap we’ve receiving and deleting for a decade.

Revolutionary?  No, just another way to get p****d off with those people who only exist on your Facebook/Twitter/MySpace/MSN/Email spam ring.  Enjoy.

Thanks, Band of Slugs

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1 Response to Google Wave Gives New Life to Pointless

jansegers

December 3rd, 2009 at 12:37

It’s a possible way of using Google Wave, but it’s not the indicated way…

The Google email metaphor for Wave has been critised upon, but it’s quite essential to limit some a Wave to people that are really interested in a subject.

Wave has to possibility to offer the best implimentation of the Master Mind Principle ever seen, if you can only get on a Wave if some specialist already on it add you to the Wave.

It would mean that this Wave isn’t public. Public Wave are indeed quite meaningless except to get to know some other people already using Wave in your country.

Protected Public Waves could be the way to present one’s profile and CV.

It’s the internet all over again… but the interoperability isn’t really there yet… I can’t find nor read any PygoWave via GoogleWave or vice versa.

I would like to be certain that I can have access to my information independent from Google itself. That’s the decisive moment I’m waiting for the really get using Wave massively.

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