[tei-council] repetition in the description of @place

[Sebastian Rahtz]

Arianna Ciula wrote:
> may be something like:
> "note appears as a marked paragraph in the body of the text or in a 
> space left in the witness by an earlier scribe"
ok, except that I'd omit the word "note", as I think @place
is now used for more than notes.
>>
>> so we need a new description which combines both, or make
>> up some new names. maybe, for example, use "insertion"
>> as the name for the first situation above?
>
> I wouldn't change the name since 'inline' still stands for a 
> 'location' in the page, while 'insertion' is more of an editorial 
> statement that the observation of the position of the text in question. 

ok, see what you mean

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