1. Would you still try to pitch this to someone who is violently allergic to "clickOps" and GUI-centric paradigms? What would you lure them in with?
2. How is a "multiplayer" experience superior to code review-based collaboration flows, in general and for infrastructure work in particular? (I'm someone who values peer review highly and thinks that an independent reviewer improves both the credibility of the process and the quality of the outcome, but who doesn't think a pairing session counts as an objective review.)
2. How is a "multiplayer" experience superior to code review-based collaboration flows, in general and for infrastructure work in particular? (I'm someone who values peer review highly and thinks that an independent reviewer improves both the credibility of the process and the quality of the outcome, but who doesn't think a pairing session counts as an objective review.)