SebastianSolidwork

Since days users with names matching the pattern \w+-*\w+\d[4,] flood this subreddit with similar formulated questions about that management and markdown.

Can you please make it stop?

Who else will leave this subreddit of it will not stop?

(My thread at Bluesky)[https://bsky.app/profile/sebastiansolidwork.bsky.social/post/3lojul5vatk2v]

While I like watching all this little miniatures, I wonder if there are games which are not about war / conflict by weapons. I know the sport game like Blood Bowl, but even that is about a very direct of conflict. Aren't the miniatures games themed by a craft? Farming, mining, smithing, etc. Or organising trains, cars, ships or planes?

What obstacle do you observed and how does your team overcome them? How far do you went? Did you implement the a pull principal and WIP limit?

We currently have the chance to switch to Kanban'ish, leaving especially sprints behind. And I perceive a biggest resistance from you PO, not knowing how to plan and forecast. There might be others thing as well.

How was/is journey?

How do you cope with that many people are trapped in the wrong binary choice of capitalism vs socialism? I read often that fans of both directions asses that Free Economy is at the opposing side of their opinion. I would laugh my ass if, if it wasn't that sad, that they don't get that there is at least a third way.

At the very least it's a spectrum between markets+money and planning. And even some capitalistic companies have 5 years plans!

Reality is way more complex than a binary choice.

How do you cope with that many people are trapped in the wrong binary choice of capitalism vs socialism? I read often that fans of both directions asses that Free Economy is at the opposing side of their opinion. I would laugh my ass if, if it wasn't that sad, that they don't get that there is at least a third way.

At the very least it's a spectrum between markets+money and planning. And even some capitalistic companies have 5 years plans!

Reality is way more complex than a binary choice.

Is this something from D&D? Which I never played so far. I'm new to DW and loved it the moment I read it. It's a simple way to give more individualisation options for the characters.