Embedding Google Waves into WordPress
Posted on 16 December 2009
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[wave id="googlewave.com!w+gRPakOQgA" server="https://wave.google.com/wave/"]
Here is the thing, I’m using a WordPress plugin called Wavr. This is a beta plugin, and I’m finding it a bit clunky, yet it does the job at the end of the day. This does beg the question if the Wave itself is just a duplication of effort. What can be accomplished through the Wave that can’t be accomplished via WordPress itself? I may be suffering from a lack of imagination, but I think really this will be an interesting tool to see a discussion on a topic develop. It might be a tool for greater community interaction focused on a very specific topic.
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