On Wednesday, December 1, 2004, at 7:54:56 AM, Dale Emery wrote:
>> It seems to me that the point of Agile methods is "one group".
>> Yet there needs to be a kind of comfort for all, whether new
>> and delicate or old and oblivious. (We all know which class I
>> fall into.) And it seems to me that the difference between
>> "essay" and "conversation" might relate to these other
>> concerns.
>>
>> Comments, ideas, questions, whatever, are welcome.
> I get the feeling that there's something important that you're
> almost saying here, or almost asking. I can't quite see what
> that important thing is. Are you requesting that we converse
> more and essay less? Or that we be aware of the difference, and
> how each affects people? Or something else?
I'm just describing the part of the iceberg that I presently see through
the fog.
Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
The central "e" in "Jeffries" is silent ... and invisible.
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