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More About Describing Software Features
A comparison of popular approaches for describing software features which shows how a verb-noun template can be extended to become a universal template for describing software features.
Elicitation
The orgin of the word is the Latin word 'elicit' meaning 'to drawn out by trickery or magic’!
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