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Yes. Drafting can help uncover missing decisions and clarify language. Label unresolved questions explicitly and avoid presenting speculative choices as approved scope.
Why should requirements be finalized before creating a PRD?
Can a team start a PRD while requirements are still being discussed?
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It means the team agrees on the current users, outcomes, included features, and important rules. The baseline can still change when new evidence justifies a deliberate revision.
It should state the open question, explain which journeys depend on it, and avoid committing to one approach. A responsible product decision-maker can then resolve the tradeoff.
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