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 For many organizations, we need to be able to forecast. But, as Ron Jeffries says:
-<WRAP box>“Yes, estimation is fraught. It is inaccurate, and politically dangerous. But we do have some knowledge and the project deserves to have it.”</WRAP>
+> “Yes, estimation is fraught. It is inaccurate, and politically dangerous. But we do have some knowledge and the project deserves to have it.”
 Estimates are not evil in and of themselves. But the results are often used for evil. [[http://dilbert.com/strip/2007-12-09|Dilbert summarizes the traditional approach and the way we feel about it.]] Problems include:
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   * [[is_generating_an_estimate_a_waste_of_time|Is Generating an Estimate a Waste of Time?]]
-  * [[blog:our_estimates_are_terrible|Our Estimates are Terrible!]]
+  * [[our_estimates_are_terrible|Our Estimates are Terrible!]]
 {{tag>Team Estimates Forecast FAQ Points EstimationApproach}}