This article smells of a naive, inexperienced author. "I hate the accepted industry abbreviation. Use my abbreviation! It's better! Woo I'm so smart and and m

This article smells of a naive, inexperienced author. "I hate the accepted industry abbreviation. Use my abbreviation! It's better! Woo I'm so smart and and my opinion is so important." How about... I hate SLC. Use MVP instead. (Or POC - Proof Of Concept) "simple loveable complete" Please. Just... please. This author sounds like another non-technical person trying to insert themselves into an area (technology) where they lack experience. Simple Entryism. First they enter a domain, then they want to start making changes, whether they are merited or not, and whether the person is knowledgeable/experienced or not. So sick of it. 1. Stop trying to tell people what to do, sweetheart. 2. Stop telling me what my customers want-- You don't know me, nor do you know my customers. 3. Stop acting as if you represent anything other than your own inexperienced opinion. "Love" does not belong in an engineer or business person's vocabulary, when it comes to validating value. "Love" is subjective and BIASED. Good decisions are objective, data-oriented, lack bias, and lack emotional attachment. Please, keep gullible lovey-dovey hippies & "entryists" out of technology.