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Collaborative Blogging -- Bad Agile User Stories
This is my first shot at collaborative blogging -- where you, the user, have just as much control over the blog as I do.
I'll ask the question and you guys respond, both by voting, giving options, and commenting. As things progress, you can send links to other people to join the conversation, add in text, images, video, video conferencing, IM, mindmaps, embed the results in your own blog, or whatever. Whatever you think is appropriate for the topic.
Then you can monitor the changes as other people add their thoughts effortlessly -- using the web.
We're using Google Wave, so if you don't have it and would like it visit the site or ask for an invite. It's all web-based (works best in Chrome) and it's probably the future of something-or-another. That's kind of what we're trying to figure out. Not sure, but I think you're going to need a high-speed connection for this.
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