Talk:Wagile

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Disclosure: I am Dhaval Panchal, the author of the "Trapped in Wagile" article series first published in 2014. I am requesting an independent editor review this submission to manage my Conflict of Interest (COI). Proposed Change: Please add information clarifying the publication history and structural definition of the term to the end of the opening paragraph. * Current text (End of Paragraph 1): "...upfront planning with agile's iterative approach. It is also used in project management more generally." * Suggested text: "...upfront planning with agile's iterative approach. It is also used in project management more generally. The systemic characteristics and organizational patterns of this hybrid approach were analyzed in-depth by Dhaval Panchal in his September 2014 article series 'Trapped in Wagile,' originally published by agile42 and later syndicated via the Agile Alliance." Supporting Evidence: * Original Publication Link: https://agile42.com (Published September 29, 2014) * Secondary Syndication Link: https://agilealliance.org (Published March 24, 2015) * Author Consultancy Archive: https://www.evolveagility.com/trapped-in-wagile/ * Citation: Panchal, Dhaval. "Trapped in Wagile." agile42, 29 Sept. 2014. Thank you for your assistance in ensuring the page accurately captures the term's history. Dhavalpanchal07 (talk) 17:20, 10 August 2026 (UTC)