Re: [extremeprogramming] Origin of term "standup"?

Hi,

First, Scrum Guide uses term "Daily Scrum" now - I assume to stop arguments about standing, sitting or other body positions.

I have limited experience for pure Scrum implementations, so my notes on working Daily meeting:
- meeting is about planning work, not about "what I did, will do, impediments" - then it leads to people thinking about What could I do next? Can I help somebody or should I start something new?
- short is good - because things are clear between team members (e.g. Because we've discussed approach on iteration planning sufficiently) and on daily we do relatively small updates and collaboration agreements.
- people needed for the purpose of the meeting are present - e.g. When we had daily meetings for production support team, we've invited 1st level support analysts to agree on priorities for new production support requests.
- no managers or at least do not allow manager to interfere - on one instance manager degraded working daily into everyday status meeting

I would also be interested in examples of efficient setups of daily and mainly why it was done in the way it was done.
Oleg

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