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	That's not a user story. It's an epic! All About Agile \| 31 Jan 2008 BEST WEB LINK - When putting user stories onto a product backlog (or feature list), you shouldn't feel compelled to break everything down until the features are nearing development.


	How much detail do you put into a user story card? thekua.com@work \| 27 Jan 2008 BEST WEB LINK - The answer to that question is "It depends," but this article does provide some guidance.


	Capturing implied requirements StickyMinds.com \| 24 Oct 2007 BEST WEB LINK - This article will help you look for and recognize the presence of implied requirements and learn how to capture them and convert them to documented requirements.


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