Re: Re: Sticking point

"Bill Walton" <[email protected]> Tue, 17 Dec 2002 15:08:27 -0600
Newsgroups gmane.comp.programming.extreme-customering
Message-ID <05cf01c2a610$72008740$6401a8c0@dp2000>
Charlie Poole wrote:

[snip]

> Because we're not discussing how XP teams are organized.

Why should the model for organizing a discussion about XP be different from
the model of how an XP team is organized?  Not saying it shouldn't be.  Just
wonder what your rationale is.

[snip]

> I'm afraid it isn't. You've taken an attempt to provide a
> logical model and interpreted it in some personal sense here.
>
> My discomfort is entirely intellectual. I think the model of
> technical versus everything else is flawed and that the flaws
> lead to miscommunication.

As I said, I agree re: two-sided models.  The gist of your model seemed to
me to be that you see value definition, value production, and management as
all being a combination of technical and business.  That led me to believe
you were saying everyone should contribute to all discussions.  I don't see
how that model improves the discussion.  If I'm missing it, please continue
and I'll keep trying.

> The word "smell" was intended to
> have an xp meaning - a metaphor for bad design. I probably
> should have avoided that usage here.

I'd appreciate it.  Not being an XP practitioner, I'm not immunized to the
use of these terms and find they make effective communication more
difficult.

Best regards,
Bill


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