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Fixing Your Scrum: Minor text errata p63, 67, 84
Minor text errata:
Page 63, Joe asks: "In [xxx](#chapter.sprintplanning), we discuss … " => The link to chapter 10 is not properly handled.
Page 67: " … may be the just recipe you need …" => " … may be just the recipe you need …"
Page 84: “The techniques and practices this vary, …” => “The techniques and practices for this vary, …”
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Some minor additional errata:
Page 99: “… corporate goals that that your organization …” => “… corporate goals that your organization …”
Page 120: " … i’s important to be cognizant of that." => " … it’s important to be cognizant of that."
PeterVT
On Page xxv the website link in the footnote lists the following URL: “https://pragprog.com/rrscrum” which returns a page that does not exist.
This should be “https://pragprog.com/titles/rrscrum/fixing-your-scrum/”
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