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Eh, that's some interesting historical trivia, but I don't see how that matters tbh. If everybody is fine with the word because they (quite reasonably) assume i
by ret2plt 1y ago
Eh, that's some interesting historical trivia, but I don't see how that matters tbh. If everybody is fine with the word because they (quite reasonably) assume it was inspired by master record or something similar, and you bring up some 25 year old history (20 years when the debate got started) about not even git but a precursor, does that really help with anything? I am sure there are other innocuous seeming words that have a dark etymology, should we go search for them so we can update the language?
- pseudalopex 1y ago> If everybody is fine with the word Some people weren't evidently.
- simonw 1y agoThe question was "How did Scrum Master escape this treatment?" - I think I answered that question accurately.
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