The Zero-One-Infinity Rule is a guideline in product management and software development that helps teams prioritize features and project scope based on the expected usage of those features. The rule suggests that for any feature set or product, there are typically three categories of items to consider: 1. **Zero**: Features that are not needed or will not be used at all. These should be removed from consideration as they do not add value.
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