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RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Steven R. Baker (@srbaker)2012-11-19 08:01:17

We think we broke the code on the conference badges. We have no official confirmation, though. #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-19 08:01:08

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— George Dinwiddie (@gdinwiddie)2012-11-19 08:00:19

Many great discussions today, both during the tutorial and in breaks :-) how to motivate/delegate, what about the req.?, or DoD #AgileTD

— Gitte Ottosen (@Godtesen)2012-11-19 07:59:29

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Stephen Oakman (@StephenOakman)2012-11-19 07:46:36

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Christophe Popov (@chpopov)2012-11-19 07:34:47

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Matt archer (@MattArcherUk)2012-11-19 07:28:54

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Reid Evans (@ReidEv275)2012-11-19 07:23:38

RT @eddybruin: "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Björn Tikkanen (@BjornTikkanen)2012-11-19 07:21:47

RT @eddybruin "User stories are not requirements. They are an agreement to talk about requirements." - @gojkoadzic #agileTD

— Theresa Neate (@TheresaNeate)2012-11-19 07:20:43