Like this:

Google appear to have released their hold on invites.  We can only hope this means that they’re catching up with the backlog as I’ve already sent out some invites today, and I’m telling people to allow 48hrs for them to come through, and I don’t want to be made to look an already bigger idiot.

Who ‘Waves’ out there?  If you do, and you’re creating exciting content, why not add me using  jamesdotlane @ googlewave.com [scrunch] so I can see what it is you’re up to?  If you’re not, but you’d like to, I have some invites still available; those I know that were interested have already been sent, and the remaining are therefore up for grabs; let me know if you’re interested, and what kind of thing you might be working on with your account.

I’m still very excited about Google Wave and what it can mean to how we interact on the Interweb; however, being involved in a process like this from early on, it becomes abundantly clear that without other people generating content, testing your content and just…interacting, the whole thing (Interactive content, not Google Wave specifically) really is rather pointless.

So, come on, if you think you can do special things, or perhaps you’re just enough of a geek to get in there and get your pixels dirty with the rest of us, let me know in the comments below and we’ll see if we can’t get you all ‘Waved’ up.

UPDATE: All invites are now gone.  You’ll hear again when more are available.  Congratulations to all those who received one, they went pretty fast on Twitter, Facebook, WordPress & IAFCMods.  Preference is always given to those who connect in some way, so if you don’t follow me by one of the methods above, you should & also join your local Freecycle group (http://freecycle.org) as this will shoot you up the list.

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