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> > QA needed the manual to know how to run and test the application
>
> QA would have been just fine with a good set of use case docs, traceable
> business and system requirements, and a well-written detailed design doc.
OK, here are some questions for you:
What is QA testing and why?
What is the purpose of QA?
Where does QA fit into the overall engineering cycle?
> Alright, how many people on this list couldn't figure out how to write it
> that way?
Write what in which way, exactly? I'm quite lost in the generalities
being thrown around in this thread.
It's funny... I think I'm getting more answers to my poll in this
thread than in the actual poll thread. ;-)
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