Since this is the first time I've managed to address someone who worked on Wave, I'd like to say "thank you". I thought it was tremendous, if flawed, and found it useful while it lasted.
In a team of about 6 remote workers we used it to create collaborate documents - starting with something that looked like a chat and then giong back and editing the chat into a finished document.
You may well be right that Google was correct to kill Wave, but thanks nonetheless.
I want to add my "thank you too". I used wave as a personal wiki of sorts. I added my own development journals and ideas, kept track of projects. I used it mostly as a one man team but the fact that I could share and collaborate with partners far away was the big plus. I was really sad that it was killed and now I am running wave in a box in my computer, not the same thing but it still good.
In a team of about 6 remote workers we used it to create collaborate documents - starting with something that looked like a chat and then giong back and editing the chat into a finished document.
You may well be right that Google was correct to kill Wave, but thanks nonetheless.