Openness can be a real problem. I have mainly done security fixes that had to 
stay on the private lists until released and disclosed. 

Patricia

> On Feb 10, 2018, at 06:20, Peter Kovacs <pe...@apache.org> wrote:
> 
> 
>> On 09.02.2018 23:08, Marcus wrote:
>>> Am 08.02.2018 um 00:32 schrieb Andrea Pescetti:
>>> Peter Kovacs wrote:
>>>> I would like to propose that we apply Agile development methods as much as 
>>>> we can.
>> it depends what you mean with agile.
>> 
>> IMHO forget Scrum as we are not the community to get a commitment for this.
> Why? What does our community do not like about scrum?
> We do not like the Values of scrum?
> Focus
> Openess
> Respect
> Commitment
> Courage
> 
> Or maybe we do not like the pillars?
> Transparency, Inspect and adapt?
> ;)
> 
> Agreed, I think we can not use SCRUM in the same way Companies do, too. But I 
> think we can use the Idea of scrum to work together and to simplify our work. 
> What would you use to make our work simple?
> Why do you think Ordering our Bugs in a List and add details to them will not 
> bring us forward?
>> 
>> Kanban would be nice.
> YAY!
> I take this as a success!! :-D
> One step forward. Thousands more to go.
> So where you would establish the board? - Use trello? Confluence? (Nooooo.... 
> ;) )
> Jira has a Backlog and a Kanban board integrated which I am told are very 
> easy to use (Drag & drop I hope...)
>> 
>> At the end it's a bit problematic for us with the attributes of volunteers, 
>> their unpredictable working time (time to work on OpenOffice tasks) and the 
>> number of volunteers.
>> 
>> However, we should try to keep it simple as Product Backlop, Product Owner, 
>> Tasks, Sub-Tasks, Jira, Confluence etc. would be much too much complexity 
>> for us when doing/using all of them.
> Maybe I have learned a total different scrum then you did? - Agile does not 
> mean to use everything like a fixed ruleset. To me SCRUM is a template to 
> start with It just tells us what prooved to be working well. But How and what 
> we can use from the framework, is up to us.
> 
> Again. Only Product Backlog, Product Owner, and a Kanban board are on the 
> table as to be used. And I do only want the Product owner so we have some 
> steward for the list. I am totaly fine with a Release Manager looking into it.
> I have not explained to maximize Value and Output, since I do not believe we 
> do need to maximize Value and Output, since we are Open Source Volunteering 
> Community and not OpenSource Commercial Product. Small but important 
> difference not to forget. (If we get OpenSource Comercial part, we have to 
> make sure they can spend their energy on maximizing Value. ;) )
> 
> You agree?
> 
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