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May 28, 2004
Gush 1.1 Beta2 Released
Posted by Stowe Boyd
2Entwine has released the Gush 1.1 Beta2 (see 2Entwine | Introducing Gush).
Most important addition (from my perspective), is the ability to type in each IM window instead of the "message center", which is a separate window. The "messgae center' approach led me to constantly be sending an IM conmversational stroke to the wrong person when I had multiple IMs going at once.
Secondly, Gush now supports exporting of conversations. Gush has always had a time-ordered archive of all conversations, which is great. But there was no way to export -- which I found out only a few weeks ago when I tried to do so. Even better, Gush supports embedding conversations direcly into blogs with the ChatLoader Flash SWF file. This looks really cool, but I haven't fiddled with it yet.
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1. Marc Canter on May 28, 2004 01:36 PM writes...
Wow - this is coolio - perfect for ThreadsML. Maybe one day - once we get he basic people, media, reviews micro-content types going - we'll THEN be able to focus on inter-changeable conversations. -
Regardless of how and where they start (IM, email, boards, blogs, Wiki) we need a lingua franca for storing and enabling re-entrant conversations.
That what ThreadsML is about.
BTW guess who has a the perfect ThreadsML editor right now - = Wallop!
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