Too funny, I just did my first one of these the other day. I had never heard of it before and I hadn't tied it to your other post that I read. It was all very weird and the process really didn't flow that well. It might have just been the person that was leading it. I don't know if he is a certified SCRUM master. A lot of the terms seemed to be stolen from other programs. It was interesting though!
haha that's funny indeed. It take's some time before the process flows right. It's a mindset which has to be adopted by everybody and (important) working following the steps and events. In time you will see it can work, but of course the people implementing it have to have deep knowledge about the framework. But indeed funny :)... The terms are mainly taken from the agile way of work, and that is general indeed :)
There was one term that really struck me as funny. I think it was off-loading or something like that. It's when you move an idea or comment off your plate to be dealt with later. All of the jargon just seemed like it was piece-mealed. The guy that was running our group said that certified SCRUM leaders are becoming a hot commodity though and in the right circumstances they can fetch a pretty penny.
The thing with this frameworks is that it is volatile in sense of that there are developed a lot of spin-offs of these frameworks which then is instantly the holy grail :) In Holland Scrum is practiced quiet a lot, but the only one who are receiving a real penny are the instructors ;)