[mokarma]

One of the few places in tech where using the word "master" is cool. It's not entirely clear why.

[codyb]

Scrum trunk doesn't have the same ring to it I suppose.

[jedberg]

Because it means "mastery of the subject matter" and not "master of other people/things".

[ekster]

This is not how your typical scrum master interprets it. :)

[g051051]

I see it actually interpreted (by scrum "masters") as "master of the scrum teams".

[rs999gti]

master/slave for drives?

master for main branch?

[mberning]

Masters have slaves. Which is exactly how workplaces implementing scrum view developers. Slave to the business and really the lowest level worker ant.