Giving Away A Google Wave Invite

I was recently invited to the Google Wave sandbox, and even more recently doubled up on the amount of invites I have available.

So, I would like to extend an invitation to a reader of Cubicle Generation. What’s the catch, you say?

I want to know what you guys would like me to write about next, what interests you?

Let me know what you would like to see in upcoming blog posts, and I will pick my favorite out of all the submissions this upcoming Monday (November 9th) and announce the winner of the Google Wave invitation!

6 Responses to “Giving Away A Google Wave Invite”

  1. Daves  on November 4th, 2009

    Hi!
    I’ve just discovered your blog but it looks interesting. If you ask me I’d be happy to see more posts about IPhone, I’ve seen your last post about it. I’m also interested in any other phone :D I like high-tech phones and I’d be glad to read about them. But that’s just my suggestion.
    Anyways I’d be really grateful if you could send me a google wave invitation since I’ve been searching for one for ages. My e-mail address: nodoubtforever@hotmail.com

    Daves

  2. a. plebeian  on November 5th, 2009

    ahoy fellow blogger!

    i’ve been surfing the web for years, but am still looking for that killer wave. looks like it’s here. isn’t a post on the unholy matrimony between andriod and verizon due?

    the kings of nickle and diming (a.k.a. the big bad phone company) have seen the writing on the wall and decided to make friends with the folks who feed the masses’ curiosities for free (a.k.a. the bigger better every-communication-under-the-sun company). not sure how it’ll turn out, but it’s certainly gonna be big. so write about it, tell me more.

    mahalo!

  3. Chris  on November 11th, 2009

    I would like to suggest a deep course dialogue on “The Wealth of Nations’, with a succinct modernized comparison of the rise and fall of American economic policy within the confounds of idealistic democracies and exactly how the industrialization of labor will bring back the gold standard in 1st world economies, while simultaneously considering the influction of trade and GDP output that consistently rolls the wheel of stablization with rich companies like China, who imperialistically control the world’s wealth without the knowledge and use of a capitalistic model.

  4. emperor  on November 11th, 2009

    Let’s keep is simple, yet mildly profound. How about – If cats have tails and dogs have tails, why aren’t cats dogs?

  5. Chris  on November 20th, 2009

    I’m disappointed you didn’t approve my entry for the contest….

  6. inurinternet  on January 6th, 2010

    They’re approved, they’re approved! Still looking for some more tech related entries, though …


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