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1) Private Blueprints

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to create blueprints which are not publicly visible and only visible to my project team
so that I can work on top secret internal projects.

2) Blueprint Comments, threaded if possible

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to be able to comment on blueprints like I can do for bugs
so that I can keep the entire dialog in one place instead of task switching to go view a wiki page which I hopefully will have access to.

3) Storing blueprint content - i.e. wiki markup in blueprints

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to be able to use wiki markup inside a blueprint
so that I can use a predefined custom blueprint template appropriate to my team and project.


4) Blueprint tags

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to tag Blueprints the same way I do for bugs
so that I can search multiple blueprints for a particular quality
(e.g. search all blueprints taged "oem-services")

5) Better representation of Dependencies aka  Gantt chart and/or Burndown Chart

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to view dependency relationships between tasks as a Gantt Chart and/or Burn-down Chart
so that I can better understand the critical path of a project without having to manually enter LP data into a separate tool.
See also https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/blueprint/+bug/66344 and https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/blueprint/+bug/102301

6) Blueprint decomposition

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to assign subordinate bugs and blueprints to a master blueprint in a graphically displayed dependency relationship
so that I can see the total work required for a complex initiative involving multiple bugs and blueprints.

7) Simple workload estimates

As a Canonical Project Manager
I want to be able to specify a time estimate, and an actual expended time,  in story points OR hours OR days (depending on the project) for a blueprint
so that I can assess the total hours needed for all features in my milestone and release as well as use the results for training and future planning purposes.