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Got your Google Wave invite? Scratching your head?

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By: Maxine
October 19, 2009
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It looks like all the Google Wave invites for WDS09 attendees, courtesy of Stephanie and Cameron (thanks again guys!) went out over the weekend.

If you’re scratching your head as to what to do next though, and you’re in Sydney, why don’t you come along on Tuesday the 20th to the Google offices, for an informal info night. I’m going to be there, so, rest assured, you won’t have to shame yourself by asking the “simplest question of the evening”, I’m sure I’ll manage to cover that off for you.

Hopefully see you there.

4 responses to “Got your Google Wave invite? Scratching your head?”:

By: Ollie
October 19th, 2009

Is it only me who doesn’t have any invitations to share? Useless without anyone to Wave at.

By: Ollie
October 19th, 2009

Tip for fellow lonely Wavers. Do a wave search including “with:public” without the quotes.

By: John
October 20th, 2009

Hi Olli,

I think they turned off the invite 8 others thing before the wider launch

By: elton lester
October 20th, 2009

Thanks guys, hope you get a good turnout.

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