Update: 11:22am
I'm out of invitations for now! I will bump this back up as soon as I get more.
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This morning I received 25 Google Waves nominations that I can share with ATers. If GMail invitation system back in 2004 is any indication, the faster I get rid of these, the faster I get more.
To mods:
Yes, I noticed the other thread(s) already about Google Wave, so feel free to merge this post with the other(s). I do would like to suggest that we have one sticky here in ATOT for people looking to share their invites (or looking for invites), much like what we had back in the day for GMail.
To ATers who are interested:
1. Post in this thread and send me a PM with your GMail e-mail address (@gmail.com only, google apps addresses aren't compatible yet). First come first serve, although if you specifically registered an AT forum account just to get this, I'd likely put your name at the very bottom of the list.
2. For those of you with multiple GMail adresses, be aware that the wave account will tie-in with one GMail address, so make sure you link it with your *main* GMail address / the one you use the most.
3. This is a nomination, not a straight-up invitation. It can take up to 72 hours from when the nomination was sent and the time you actually received the link from Google to create your Wave account. Just be patient, it will take some time to get to you.
4. If for some reason you received multiple invitations (i.e. you received another invitation although you already have a Wave account), you can forward the link to someone else to be used. The invitation url itself is not tied in to the address it was sent to. The account link (and the Wave account) was only created when someone clicks on it, officially linking it to whatever GMail account that person is logged into.
5. A lot of us are hanging out at an AT forum public wave created by zerocool1. After you received your invitation and created your wave account, type in "withublic anandtech forum public wave" in your wave search bar and come join us!
I'm out of invitations for now! I will bump this back up as soon as I get more.
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This morning I received 25 Google Waves nominations that I can share with ATers. If GMail invitation system back in 2004 is any indication, the faster I get rid of these, the faster I get more.
To mods:
Yes, I noticed the other thread(s) already about Google Wave, so feel free to merge this post with the other(s). I do would like to suggest that we have one sticky here in ATOT for people looking to share their invites (or looking for invites), much like what we had back in the day for GMail.
To ATers who are interested:
1. Post in this thread and send me a PM with your GMail e-mail address (@gmail.com only, google apps addresses aren't compatible yet). First come first serve, although if you specifically registered an AT forum account just to get this, I'd likely put your name at the very bottom of the list.
2. For those of you with multiple GMail adresses, be aware that the wave account will tie-in with one GMail address, so make sure you link it with your *main* GMail address / the one you use the most.
3. This is a nomination, not a straight-up invitation. It can take up to 72 hours from when the nomination was sent and the time you actually received the link from Google to create your Wave account. Just be patient, it will take some time to get to you.
4. If for some reason you received multiple invitations (i.e. you received another invitation although you already have a Wave account), you can forward the link to someone else to be used. The invitation url itself is not tied in to the address it was sent to. The account link (and the Wave account) was only created when someone clicks on it, officially linking it to whatever GMail account that person is logged into.
5. A lot of us are hanging out at an AT forum public wave created by zerocool1. After you received your invitation and created your wave account, type in "withublic anandtech forum public wave" in your wave search bar and come join us!
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