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Fixed grammar as called out in the comments.
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edit approved May 10, 2018 at 23:23
nivk
edit approved May 10, 2018 at 23:23
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I know this question has been asked many times in different forms !, but I feel that there is still be no definitive answer to it ! some. Some say login is not a valid use case because login does not have any business value ! others, yet others say login is, just like any thing that is part of users expectations, a valid use case  . so can Can we give a definitive answer to this question  ?

I know this question has been asked many times in different forms ! but there still be no definitive answer to it ! some say login is not a valid use case because login does not have any business value ! others say login is, just like any thing that is part of users expectations, a valid use case  . so can we give a definitive answer to this question  ?

I know this question has been asked many times in different forms, but I feel that there is still no definitive answer to it. Some say login is not a valid use case because login does not have any business value, yet others say login is, just like any thing that is part of users expectations, a valid use case. Can we give a definitive answer to this question?

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When "Log in" should be a use case and when not?

I know this question has been asked many times in different forms ! but there still be no definitive answer to it ! some say login is not a valid use case because login does not have any business value ! others say login is, just like any thing that is part of users expectations, a valid use case . so can we give a definitive answer to this question ?