[Rats] how many use cases in Architecture?

Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> Thu, 06 February 2020 11:36 UTC

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The architecture design team would like some feedback from the WG about
inclusion of use cases into the Architecture draft.

There are several options, and you might have more:

* include no use cases in this document, they aren't important.

* include no use cases in this document, they should go in another document.

* include four-five high-level use cases, not distinguishing whether they are
  passport, background-check, or combination
  
* include five to eight mid-level use cases, detailing what the data flow
  for each would be.

* include as many use cases as previously described as feasible.

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