7.9. Online Artifacts at the Project Website
Since this is a book, these examples and the preceding use cases have a static and perhaps paper-oriented feel. Nevertheless, these should be digital artifacts recorded only online at the project website. And instead of being plain static documents, they may be hyperlinked, or recorded in tools other than a word processor or spreadsheet. For example, the Glossary could be stored in a database table.
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