A PRODUCT BACKLOG IS NOTHING MORE THAN A GLORIFIED WISH-LIST

@F1973 We used to do that. Always ended up with heaps of creative ideas that weren't "doable for the forseeable future" and ended up getting removed after they'd been around a few months without being hadled.

Now we kind of reserve the backlog for "doable stuff" and when it comes to creative ideas and suggestions we just have a slack-channel for that.

Actually found that when a new idea is thrown in slack it automatically generates some creative discussions and questions since people read that slack when they have a few minutes to spare. Before it was just an annoyance if a random idea was thrown into the backlog.