Shoutbox

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Originally posted by my comment on Neowin
Neowin you failed at this post.

* First of all it's LiveSino, not LiveSuno
* You posted your own *old* screenshot at the bottom of the post like that one is still in any way relevant and added "All images courtesy of Livesino.net" directly below it.
* You say "Windows Live Messenger Wave 4 will also allow Twitter, Facebook and blog posts directly in your contact list" while there is no sign anywhere of that in these newer screenshots.
* The first screenshot in this post is edited, while LiveSino originally posted it back in December 28 without blanking out anything so you can see the contacts list: http://livesino.net/archives/2386.live
* The order in which you show the screenshots doesn't make sense in combination with the text text between it. Reading LiveSide's post will make much more sense: http://liveside.net/main/archive/2010/01/02/new-w...hots-revealed.aspx

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And lol at:

LiveSide posted that originally. It's the LiveSino screenshot from 28 December which I posted above too, but no idea why they blanked out the already unreadable contacts list.
EDIT2: Damaster from LiveSide mailed me to explain they intentionally blanked out the contacts list because LiveSino seems to have messed with it too. If you look closely Picturepan2 is chatting with himself, which isn't possible on the same account. Possibly he just pasted the WLM 2009 contact list there to protect the identity of the leaker. The quick status change and not having 2 thumbnails for the main window are relevant though.



EDIT1:
More interesting, somebody in the Neowin comments linked to this:

Source: http://spain08.deviantart.com/art/Windows-Live-Me...r-Wave-4-147312630
Which was posted December 19, so it may be older than the LiveSino build, but newer than what Neowin posted in their first build.


EDIT3:
Found another one, could be shopped (like *any* of the screenshots so far), but he has the same guy who posted the screenshot above in his list:

Source: http://maikemr.deviantart.com/art/Windows-7-Wave-4-147548215
Which was posted  December 22.