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This use case document describes three scenarios in using the 9gag social media platform: viewing posts, posting a photo, and giving feedback. It outlines the actors, preconditions, steps, and outcomes for each use case.
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- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
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Identification summary
- 1. USE CASE NARRATIVES JAKE RUSSELL C. SANTOS
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- 3. A5a: User decides to comment on a post. 1. User proceeds to Comment on Post use-case. 2. Use-case proceeds to step 3. A5b. User decides to like a post. 1. User proceeds to Like a Post use-case. 2. Use-case proceeds to step 3. A5c. User decides to share a post on other social website. 1. User proceeds to Share Post use-case. 2. Use-case proceeds to step 3. A5d. User decides to report a post. 1. User proceeds to Report Post use-case. 2. Use-case proceeds to step 3. A5e. User decides to search posts. 1. User proceeds to Search Posts use-case. 2. Use-case proceeds to step 3. Post-Conditions: 1. Like count for posts are updated. 2. Comments on posts are updated.
- 4. Identification Summary TITLE: Post a photo SUMMARY: This use case describes the steps in posting a photo. ACTORS: 3) User – Picks a photo to share to the community. 4) 9gag – Validates the photo and post it accordingly. CREATION DATE: July 9, 2013 DATE OF UPDATE: July 9, 2013 VERSION: V1.0 PERSON-IN-CHARGE: Jake Santos Flow of Events Preconditions: 1. User must have undergone the Log in use case. Main Success Scenario: 1. User clicks the post button on the upper-right side of the page. 2. User will be given a choice to either Paste URL or Upload File. 3. User will then give a title to the selected photo. 4. User clicks the upload button. 5. 9gag posts the photo. 6. Use-case end successfully. Alternative Sequence: 1. User proceeds with like post. 2. User proceeds and replies to a posted comment.
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