Forbidden Donut

No.

And it's not a thing. It's an abomination and a crime against humanity.

Why is it bad? I don't know that much about it but it seemed pretty cool.

I believe Andrew was channeling the legal department at AT&T.

I liked what I saw, ended up watching the entire video.

Meh, I planned on trolling this thread. But I'm not motivated anymore.

Yeah. It's pretty cool looking. Overly featured perhaps. If that's even possible.

Wave was used extensively with much success this past week and ZendCon. A few dozen people used it to track notes and developments from the various sessions and keynotes, and it is proving to be an awesome resource post-conference.

It is buggy as hell, but I definitely like where it is going.

I also understand that "waves" are highly customizable, in a way that makes the actual capabilities of this shit kind of unknown. I know that I can think of a couple dozen ways this could be useful where I work, and I don't even do that much collaboration... But that assumes that the people I work with would figure this thing out, and I'm not quite sure how long that would take me to do myself.

Haha, Andrew. I was actually thinking something along the same lines. I could see this thing taking off huge - if people can figure it out. Everyone I know that knows a half-shit about programming sees this as a great tool for developers but I'm struggling to see any of my "common user" adopting it - even if it may be a much greater tool for communication than AIM etc. Although once there's an extension for messaging software instead of using the browser I can see that part taking off.