vi lives on because it’s everywhere. On a remote machine and need to edit a file? vi is there.

Almost everything in Scrum can be seen as protecting the team.

ONE example (there are many):

Problem: vague requirements

Solutions in Scrum:

• Acceptance criteria on stories need to be clear
• whole team grooms the story, everyone understands it and does planning poker to agree on costs. If the team doesn’t all understand it, it doesn’t get past this point
• only fully groomed stories get into a Sprint and get worked on.
• EVEN IF YOU GOT IT WRONG, you demo what you did every sprint, and the stakeholders can ask for additional work in a future story, reducing the cost of getting it wrong once.

Counter point: only do social media (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc) with people you know.

It’s the other crap, mostly commercialized, that is toxic.

The privacy implications of this are not cool. I’m not OK with every app knowing which apps I have installed. Or any app knowing that, frankly.