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Hey, good post!
I felt like everything was clearly described, of course I’m no project manager so stuff like the moscow method is alien to me, but I’m sure that to a PM it would be fine. You talked in great length about your motivations, which I understood perfectly. As a member of a team, I indeed want documents which are as clear as possible, and small stuff like visual representation seems trivial, but is crucial.
I only wish you would’ve provided images. Actually seeing the scrum document before and after the changes would have improved the value of the reflection. Indeed, that way, I could’ve seen how to reorganize a document, instead of just knowing that I ought to do it!
EDIT :
I since talked to my Scrum Master about the MoSCoW method, and can now understand what you meant in your second paragraph. For our backlog, we don’t categorize items as must/should/could/won’t. Rather, we just have alpha/beta/release priority. Maybe converting to your method would make it easier to know what items should be prioritized.
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