We (@swardley and I) just published a new installment of our Rewilding Software Engineering book. We've now reached 3 chapters, each published as a post on Medium (links in the reply): Chapter 1: Introduction It's a shorter one, but it's where we spent most of the effort :). We describe the motivation and the intended audience (pretty much anyone having an interest in legacy systems) more explicitly. And we introduce the idea of reframing software engineering is being primarily decision making. Oh, and we explain the rewilding metaphor. Chapter 2: How we make decisions This is largely similar to what we had before, but rewritten (same arguments and case study). Chapter 3: Questions and answers This is a new chapter in which we talk about the role of questions and answers in software engineering and describe the case study from chapter 2 from the point of view of commoditizing answers. We also introduce two new metrics: ttA = time to answer ttQ = time to question Please do let us know what you think. We are looking for feedback both on the explanations and on the style.