[tei-council] Organization of the CO chapter

Sebastian Rahtz sebastian.rahtz at computing-services.oxford.ac.uk
Wed Jul 13 14:12:53 EDT 2005


Natasha Smith wrote:

>1.	leave the current organization (with some inevitable tweaking to
>bring it up to the conformance with P5). As you know, there are currently
>11 sections in the chapter, which is a lot, but not too overwhelming. Plus
>sections have a really good prose that would be too bad to loose. 
>2.	organize all the elements by model classes 
>3.	provide an alphabetical list of all elements (I would like to have
>it as an option, but not as the only one, but in addition to the #1 or #2)
>
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#3 can be provided automatically, so there is not much point
rearranging CO to suit.

#2 would depend a lot on a really succesful class reworking. and anyway,
it seems arsy-versy. the chapter should divide up the elements into
interesting groups ("linking", "naming", whatever), and the class system
should assist people to follow it.

personally, I'd cut this chapter down to the inline elements, move "lists"
to the next chapter, and find a new home for verse and drama.

6.10 "reference systems" seems somehow out of place too, can that walk
to chapter 14?

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