Trivia from the Scrum Guide

I just re-read the current Scrum Guide and I always wonder how things, that are very clearly expressed in this simple document are still frequently discussed, or not known...

I tweeted some of those trivial items and will bundle them here:

#Trivia from the #Scrum Guide: "For the Product Owner to succeed, the entire organization must respect his or her decisions."

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

#Trivia from #Scrum Guide: "No one tells the Development Team how to turn Product Backlog into […] potentially releasable functionality."

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

#Trivia from #Scrum Guide: "The number of items selected from the Product Backlog is solely up to the Development Team."

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

"The Product Backlog is an ordered list of everything that might be needed in the product and is the single source of requirements […]"

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

#Trivia from #Scrum Guide: "When a Product Backlog item […] is described as 'Done', everybody must understand what 'Done' means."

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

#Trivia from #Scrum Guide: "[…] what 'Done' means […] varies significantly per Scrum Team […]"

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013

#Scrum Guide: "If there are multiple Scrum Teams working on the system […] development teams must mutually define the definition of 'Done'."

— Fabian Schiller (@fabianschiller) October 20, 2013