Andrzej,
> If you were using the term "development" in a more generic sense (develop
> the architecture/specs/etc) then I'm in agreement...but would caution you not
>
> to use a word that can be mis-interpreted so easily by programmer types.
Point taken. My main idea was to indicate that we were moving out of the
open-ended brainstorming stage and into a getting-down-to-work stage.
If development is not a good word to use here then what is a better way to
describe this phase?
Ted
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