I got a little side tracked this week with AudioMan2 when Luis asked me for some use cases for ID3 metadata editing. So here's the initial stab at it: ID3 Tag File I/O Use Cases, weighing in just under 4,000 words.

Writing it out was actually a great exercise because now I have it straight in my head and down in a document that other people can read. Usually I'm not too keen on making software project artifacts but this area is different than most of the rest of the project. These use cases will not be changing much and I wrote them in a programming language-independent type of way so they are useful to anyone needing to read or write ID3 metadata.

Given how well this went I'll probably also write use cases for Durham's metadata synchronization and persistence algorithms. That's another important area that won't change much and could use some peer review.