Google Wave now gives bloggers, corporate intranets and other potential Wave users a way to let the public watch what’s going on in a Wave and, for the truly daring, invite any Wave user to edit.
Gina Trapani is demonstrating a live, public-edited Wave right now at her Smarterware post, but there are more calm, restricted uses of an embedded wave, too. Blogs can host discussions between a group of participants for all to see, with or without Wave access, and small teams working on a project can create a go-to spot that always has a relevant Wave embedded, so it doesn’t get lost in any user’s Wave inbox.
If you do go public and run into some less-than-awesome participants, read up on how to remove Wave participants and setting up access permissions.
Thought up a killer Wave use case with these public, embeddable Waves now available? Tell us about it in the comments.
Wave Element [Google Web Elements via @gwaveguide]
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