[tei-council] proposal for a Scholarly Publishing SIG

[James Cummings]

I'd be interested in this as well.  With another hat on, Digital 
Medievalist uses a TEI P5 subset for publishing its open access journal. 
  Any such standard shouldn't be limited to print publications. If any 
standard customisation which fit the bill (i.e. not Tite) was agreed 
upon I'm sure we'd be interested in using it and helping to develop 
tools that work with it.

-James

Laurent Romary wrote:
> I think it should be taken metaphorically, i.e. an endeavour which is  
> likely to have even more impact than Tite.
> In any case we need to have a TEI customization for publishing. I  
> would be ready to organise (or Oxford ?) a meeting on this side of the  
> Atlantic with European publishers...
> 
> 
> Le 20 juin 09 à 13:48, Sebastian Rahtz a écrit :
> 
>> I'm very interested in this area (as I imagine Laurent will be too),
>> though I totally shudder at the idea of using Tite :-}
>>
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