It's been a while since I found the time to post here, but the last few days have provided some good opportunities. After Papyrs, I have now received an invitation to Wunderkit, Wunderlist's collaborative task management solution.

I'm personally not a fan of Wunderlist, as I need my task lists to be multi-level, but I am interested in task collaboration and always willing to try new offerings --especially knowing that my co-workers mostly don't think in outlines.

Wunderkit has a strong social flavour to it, but seems quite well thought out.

I have taken the liberty to create a collaborative task workspace caller Outliner Space which should eventually appear here: http://www.wunderkit.com/outliner-space (I even plagiarised the outlinersoftware logo --Chris, flag me if you prefer me to take it down). Once it appears, it should be possible for anyone to request an invite.

In the meantime, I have invited the two people from here I know on Facebook. If you want an invitation, just befriend me at http://www.facebook.com/adeliyannis

And yes, I would have preferred Google+, but Wunderkit only links to Facebook and Twitter profiles for the moment.

And yes again, if you are not on Facebook, send me a message at adeliyannis [at] gmail [dot] com and I will invite you too.

FYI, Wunderkit is now on public beta. Anyone can join directly at http://get.wunderkit.com/

couldn't find the Outliner space ... will try again

I'm in now ... will be interested to see what Wunderkit is about.

Update: Wunderkit is being retired; it's been a while since I've seen such straightforward sincerity in admitting failure from an organisation still in business. The company is now focusing in the new version of Wunderlist:
http://www.6wunderkinder.com/blog/the-future-of-6wunderkinder-hello-wunderlist-2