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Sarov
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Have a customerShould the customers or product owner toProduct Owner worry about making all the acceptance criteria known in advance? Or have a teamshould the Development Team and scrum master toScrum Master worry about them?

I'd suppose that it is the responsibility of a customerthe customers to exactly express all the acceptance criteria. If they failed to do so, then it is their fault (not the team'sTeam's).

Have a customer or product owner to worry about making all the acceptance criteria known in advance? Or have a team and scrum master to worry about them?

I'd suppose that it is the responsibility of a customer to exactly express all the acceptance criteria. If they failed to do so, then it is their fault (not the team's).

Should the customers or Product Owner worry about making all the acceptance criteria known in advance? Or should the Development Team and Scrum Master worry about them?

I'd suppose that it is the responsibility of the customers to exactly express all the acceptance criteria. If they failed to do so, then it is their fault (not the Team's).

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In Scrum, who is responsible for not-meeting UNexpressed acceptance criteria?

Have a customer or product owner to worry about making all the acceptance criteria known in advance? Or have a team and scrum master to worry about them?

I'd suppose that it is the responsibility of a customer to exactly express all the acceptance criteria. If they failed to do so, then it is their fault (not the team's).