Since the materialization of Google Wave as a fledgling, real-time collaboration platform, early-adopters have added the word Wavetiquette (Wave-Etiquette) to their lexicon.
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[wave-et-i-kit, -ket] –noun
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| 1. | conventional requirements as to social behavior; proprieties of conduct as established in waves, wavelets or blips. |
| 2. | a prescribed or accepted code of usage, as in a wave conversation thread. |
| 3. | the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice or action among the members of a profession in their wave communication and collaboration. |
Etiquette, decorum, propriety imply observance of the formal requirements governing behavior in a Google Wave thread. Wavetiquette refers to conventional forms and usages: the rules of wavetiquette. Decorum suggests dignity and a sense of what is becoming or appropriate for a civilized person. Propriety implies conventions of morals and good taste.
- When to edit a wave versus commenting?
- Should you edit your own response or respond to your response?
- Starting new waves versus resurrecting old ones (and how to politely point people to older waves)
- Is correcting grammar and spelling always ok?
- Any thoughts about adding new people to wave?
- How to keep waves “on topic”? Should we?
- How to respect the original author(s) of a wave?
- How to keep wave groups on topic?
- Do you let the person finish their thought before commenting?
How do we create suitable visual metaphors?
What are the social norms?
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All what required is restrict access for other users to see behaivour of any wave. There is one checkbox given for privacy.(not working though with developer version 😉 But it's all about mentality, But i do agree that participants should not steeping over each other!
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Wanted to let you know about a thread on LinkedIn Training & Development group I'm following about the term “soft skills”, which you refer to in the post. Many people feel this term doesn't give proper value to the skill sets – and are proposing new terms: Essensial skills, core skills, etc.
thread: Banish forever the term Soft Skills training….
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