Qgil added a comment.

>>! In T667#13918, @Qgil wrote:
>>>! In T667#13578, @Awjrichards wrote:
>> //Developers→Project management infrastructure and documentation for best 
>> practices.//
>> I am a little unclear on what exactly this means
> 
> You are right. I have removed the infrastructure because it is implicit in 
> the goal of teams migrating (no infrastructure, no team will migrate). And 
> then I have based the measure of success not in the existence of the document 
> (which is just a tool) but about the effect of this tool (good collaboration 
> between teams and most active individual contributors, sharing a common 
> protocol). I will fine tune the measures of success at {T558}.
> 
>> //Developers→Burndown charts.//
>> Similar to above, what does this mean exactly?
> 
> Removed. Not because we will not have this feature (we will have it) but 
> because, again, it is a feature contributing to the actual goal of teams 
> migrating to Phabricator.
>  
>> //Developers→Eliminate most uses of Trello/Mingle (Fundraising Tech exempt)//
>> I've already heard some feedback about this particular goal, which seems to 
>> be making some teams uneasy.
> 
> Yeah, you are again right. Pushing teams to change tools "because we have a 
> deadline agreed with management" rarely helps, and frequently creates even 
> more resistance. Then again, it is reasonable to say that yes, one day WMF 
> teams will be all using Phabricator instead of Trello / Mingle. A realistic 
> and measurable goal in the spirit of this top priority is {T825}. This 
> assures a critical mass in terms of volume of activity and diversity of 
> teams, a trend with no return that the minority will end up following.
> 
>> Is this intended to be a mandate that every usage of Trello/Mingle is 
>> eliminated (with the exception of FR Tech)? Or is this intended to be a goal 
>> of the project to convince all the teams to abandon Trello/Mingle and flock 
>> to Phabricator?
> 
> With the goal reformulated, the mandate is still there, just not tied to end 
> of 2014, and not needing to name any specific exceptions.
> 
>> How do non-team-specific based usages of Trello/Mingle fit into this rubric 
>> (eg Scrum of Scrums which uses a matrix view to represent work dependencies 
>> that can't be recreated in Phabricator)? 
> 
> E v e r y b o d y  will fit.
> 
> If Scrum of Scrums can't make it now because there is a feature missing, 
> please create the tasks required and join the minority that will stay longer 
> out of Phabricator with a justified reason.
> 
>> Also, I get uneasy when I see the word 'most' in a goal.
> 
> Yep, now it says "more than half" of teams and ongoing sprints.
> 
> 
>> //Stretch goal:
>> Developers→Basic plan for Phabricator as code review tool//
>> I personally would prefer to see this as either a goal, or not a goal
> 
> Not a goal, then. I will keep it in the ECT goals for this quarter, but we 
> will play the regular game for the rest of the projects. There is a critical 
> mass of code review champions that have a declared personal interest in 
> pushing Phabricator in this front -- deprecating gitblit and Gerrit sooner 
> than later. There is an ongoing request of one of our developer for a 
> part-time allocation to this project, and others are already contributing at 
> their own risk, on their own time. In fact, not being an official top 
> priority seems to be an incentive for some.  :)

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