Can a private story be created for one user?

Sure. In Jira, you have the option to create user story templates. This can help you maintain consistency and clarity in your project management. It's a useful feature that simplifies the planning and tracking of tasks.

In most cases, no. Usually, the creator of a private story is kept confidential to maintain privacy.

No. Private stories are meant to be only accessible to those you've specifically allowed, and a restricted user doesn't fall into that category.

It depends. Usually, private stories are meant to be restricted and not accessible to just anyone.

Generally not. Private stories are set that way to maintain privacy and are not intended for public or unauthorized viewing.

Generally, a user story is intended for one epic. This approach ensures better alignment and coherence within the project framework. But, in some unusual circumstances where the boundaries of epics are less distinct or the requirements are highly interrelated, it could potentially be associated with multiple epics, though this is not the norm.

Well, usually you need to have the permission from the person who shared the private story. Without that, it's pretty much impossible to view it.

Generally, private stories are protected and not accessible to others. Only if the person sharing the story gives you specific access or makes it public can you view it. It's all about respecting their privacy settings.

Leaving a private story can be done by either deleting it completely if possible or marking it as private and not accessible to others. It also depends on who has access to it and how you originally shared it. If it's something shared with a group of people, you might need to communicate your decision to them and ensure they respect your choice to stop sharing the story.

Yes, it's possible to add one person to a private story, depending on the settings and permissions of the platform or medium.