Google Wave & New Domains

All I can say is Google Wave is going to be huge. It looks incredible and making it so open will cause rapid adaptation.

I have been proactive and purchased a few domains related to Google Wave – not only in hopes to get a piece of the pie, but a few domains will actually make some useful sites.

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Published:: 05.30.09 / 11pm

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Ashley 06.09.09 / 4am

Hi Andrew.

I bought 24 related GWave related names that I was planning to sell. What about third party rights?
andrew 06.09.09 / 8am

Well, I’m not a fan of squatting and taking up good domains just so somebody else can’t. All the domains I have at least serve a purpose for me, and I have intention to use them.

So as far as I’m concerned, I am a 3rd party
Sean 07.25.09 / 10pm

Google Wave looks promising do you have sandbox account? I’m also looking at http://www.zenbe.com/shareflow looks like a few people are.
andrew 07.26.09 / 9am

No I don’t, but that would be sweet if I did. Although I hear it’s still pretty unstable. Shareflow looks interesting, kind of like Google Wave but much less ambitious.

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