Google Wave - make Waves public and How to add a private reply to certain wave participants instead of "all" wave participants

[devnullius @ googlewave.com]

By default, all your Waves are private (with the people who
participate).

To add more privacy, you can write a private reply to certain wave
participants.

" Can I send a reply that only certain people can see?

Yes. If you'd like to send a reply to a select group of participants
in a Wave, follow these steps:
1. Open the wave to which you'd like to reply.
2. Click the arrow next to the timestamp in the compose window, and
select Private Reply from the drop-down menu.
3. Click (+) to select the participant(s) you'd like to include on
your private response.
4. Enter your reply in the text box, and click Done. "
---> Copied from: http://www.google.com/support/wave/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=162100

You can also make a wave public.

To find public waves, use the following search in the search-box:
with:public

To make a Wave public, do the following:
" degroof Level 1 10/16/09

I finally got it to work...
1. Click on the + beside Manage Contacts
2. Type pub...@a.gwave.com [public AT a - gwave - com] (not
pub...@a.googlewave.com) [not public AT a - googlewave - com]
3. Ignore the "User does not have a Google Wave account" message and
hit enter.
4. Create a new wave
5. Click the + at the top of the wave
6. Choose pub...@a.gwave.com from the list

It's just that simple! o_O

35 of 39 people found this answer helpful. "
--> copied FROM: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/wave/thread?tid=3069b241f612e1ba&hl=en

Also, from this list, I made a merged contact, containing four email
addresses. One of them should work...
Go Public Bots are:
pub...@a.gwave.com [public AT a - gwave - com]
pub...@a.googlewave.com [public AT a - googlewave - com]
easyp...@appspot.com [easypublic AT appspot - com]
group:pub...@a.gwave.com [group.public AT a - gwave - com]

As it seems, some or all of these contact will / might disappear and
have to be recreated (added) to your contact list in Google Wave -
even when your Google Contacts system shows and remembers them.
Feature? Bug? Time will tell....

From the official Google help:
" If you'd like to make the contents of a wave public, add
pub...@a.googlewave.com as a participant. This way, you can embed the
wave somewhere else using the Google Wave APIs. "
--> FROM: http://www.google.com/support/wave/bin/answer.py?answer=162099&query=make+wave+public&type=

Peace!

Devvie

~~~ devnu...@googlewave.com ~~~

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[devnullius @ googlewave.com]

Korte vertaling van: http://groups.google.com/group/google-waves/t/c3c8eb33d0d02fa0

Standaard zijn alle waves die je zelf maakt prive (voor de mensen die
meedoen aan je wave).

Je kunt ook een prive antwoord geven aan geselecteerde deelnemers van
de wave.

" Om dit te doen, doe het volgende:
1. Open de wave waarop je wilt antwoorden
2. Klok op de pijl naast de tijd/datum in het wave aanmaak-venster, en
kies voor Private Reply in het menu dat verschijnt
3. Klik (+) om de deelnemers te kiezen die je het prive antwoord wilt
geven
4. Type je antwoord in het tekst-veld, en kies Done "
---> Vertaald uit: http://www.google.com/support/wave/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=162100

Je kunt een wave ook delen met het internet door het publiek te maken.

Om op internet naar openbare (publieke) waves te zoeken, type in het
zoekveld een zoekopdracht die begint met:
with:public

Om zelf een Wave openbaar te maken en te publiceren op internet, is
nog een beetje lastig. Dit komt omdat Google Wave nog zwaar beta is en
alles en iedereen volop in ontwikkeling is.

Je kunt de originele Engelse tekst (zie link in het begin) nalezen
voor meer informatie, maar in het kort komt het neer op het volgende.

Er zijn 4 bots die al dan niet werken en al dan niet permanent in je
Wave-contactpersonen blijven staan. Voeg 1 of meer bots toe aan een
wave, en hij zou openbaar moeten zijn... Test dit door te zoeken naar
je wave met with:public zoekwoord.

Sommige bots lijk je niet te mogen toevoegen van Google Wave. De
Submit knop blijft grijs. Los dit op door ipv je muis te gebruiken,
gewoon op Enter te drukken als je het e-mail adres ingetypt hebt.

Voeg dus aan de wave die je openbaar wilt maken, een of meer van de
volgende Contacts toe:

pub...@a.gwave.com [public AT a - gwave - com]

pub...@a.googlewave.com [public AT a - googlewave - com] (officieel,
volgens Google Help)

easyp...@appspot.com [easypublic AT appspot - com]
group:pub...@a.gwave.com [group.public AT a - gwave - com]

> To make a Wave public, do the following:
> " degroof Level 1 10/16/09
>
> I finally got it to work...
> 1. Click on the + beside Manage Contacts
> 2. Type pub...@a.gwave.com [public AT a - gwave - com] (not
> pub...@a.googlewave.com) [not public AT a - googlewave - com]
> 3. Ignore the "User does not have a Google Wave account" message and
> hit enter.
> 4. Create a new wave
> 5. Click the + at the top of the wave
> 6. Choose pub...@a.gwave.com from the list
>
> It's just that simple! o_O
>
> 35 of 39 people found this answer helpful. "

> --> copied FROM:http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/wave/thread?tid=3069b241f612e1b...

>
> Also, from this list, I made a merged contact, containing four email
> addresses. One of them should work...
> Go Public Bots are:
> pub...@a.gwave.com [public AT a - gwave - com]
> pub...@a.googlewave.com [public AT a - googlewave - com]

> easypub...@appspot.com [easypublic AT appspot - com]

> group:pub...@a.gwave.com  [group.public AT a - gwave - com]
>
> As it seems, some or all of these contact will / might disappear and
> have to be recreated (added) to your contact list in Google Wave -
> even when your Google Contacts system shows and remembers them.
> Feature? Bug? Time will tell....
>
> From the official Google help:
> " If you'd like to make the contents of a wave public, add
> pub...@a.googlewave.com as a participant. This way, you can embed the
> wave somewhere else using the Google Wave APIs. "

> --> FROM:http://www.google.com/support/wave/bin/answer.py?answer=162099&query=...

Zo. Happy waving, and