Example scenario: Anglers Sample Clauses

Example scenario: Anglers. In D4.1 we developed a user scenario to help us understand how users might interact with a PICOS community, and indeed what they might want from such a community. The scenario was artificial – an imaginary user experience – which tells the story of a typical day-in-the-life of someone who we anticipated would benefit from using a PICOS enabled community. Studying the angling community helped us gain a good understanding of what PICOS should deliver, and allowed us to scope the project. As far as possible the first iteration of the architecture attempted to capture and address the tensions that this scenario predicted. At that stage no decisions had been taken to implement any features that arose from the scenario, and it was accepted that what was eventually implemented might conceivably have nothing to do with this scenario at all. Our scenario was based around Xxxx. We attempted to show how the features that Xxxx desired could be realised by the PICOS community. We did this by inserting references to PICOS Use Cases (PUCs) that we had developed separately (and are described in Appendix A, where a reference {PUCn} refers to Use Case n. The angler story as told in D4.1 is repeated below. For D4.2 we have also developed a gamer story, which also follows.
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