I actually thought this post was going to be about the 'death' of the Product Manager role in general. It's something that is implied all the time on HN - that

I actually thought this post was going to be about the 'death' of the Product Manager role in general. It's something that is implied all the time on HN - that product management is everyone's job but not discussed enough. (I was toying whether the above was insensitive as it is off-topic to the somber post - but given Cranky PM's post isn't about a specific person or recent event and is just a set of guidelines to follow in general I hope no one takes offense)