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
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?

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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