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New That was really interesting.
I remember Google Wave. I also remember the "why?" reactions to it.

I suspected for quite some years that there are a couple of products and features that Google keeps running and maintained because they have a large amount of customers who are paying actual money and insisting on actual service. GMail and the whole Docs ecosystem would be one of them. The multi-user login mechanism (something Facebook doesn't do but Twitter does) I would say is another.

Wade.
New Isn't their login just OAuth?
If so, that's why it still works. It's an open protocol they don't control.
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Drew
New I meant how you can be logged in to several at once.
And there's a neat little switcher to switch between them. I remember when that started rolling out across their properties.

I have three Google accounts because they all originated from before they were unified in Google: one was originally for Gmail and now I also use for Android, one was for Google+ and is now my Youtube Premium account, and the last my original Youtube account. Oh, I have a fourth for my Kpop playlist which I share with the other contributors.

Wade.
New Ahh, that ... All the better to target you with
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Drew
New I didn't get Wave, either.
Installed it, and was all "huh? what now? is this email? is it newsgroups? a wiki? WTF AM I SUPPOSED TO DO NOW?"
New I vaguely recall trying it and having a very similar reaction.
New I remember thinking they were trying to recreate Facebook
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Drew
New That was most peoples' reaction to Google Plus.
New Understandable, because that was exactly what they were doing. Only diff: It was better. :-(
New Oh that's right ... Now I can't remember thinking *anything* about Wave
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Drew
     15 Years Of Failure: A history of Google Messaging Apps - (pwhysall) - (10)
         That was really interesting. - (static) - (9)
             Isn't their login just OAuth? - (drook) - (2)
                 I meant how you can be logged in to several at once. - (static) - (1)
                     Ahh, that ... All the better to target you with -NT - (drook)
             I didn't get Wave, either. - (pwhysall) - (5)
                 I vaguely recall trying it and having a very similar reaction. -NT - (CRConrad) - (4)
                     I remember thinking they were trying to recreate Facebook -NT - (drook) - (3)
                         That was most peoples' reaction to Google Plus. -NT - (static) - (2)
                             Understandable, because that was exactly what they were doing. Only diff: It was better. :-( -NT - (CRConrad)
                             Oh that's right ... Now I can't remember thinking *anything* about Wave -NT - (drook)

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