[tei-council] Council meeting in April - Symposium on 11. April

[Sebastian Rahtz]

On 18 Jan 2011, at 20:36, stuart yeates wrote:

>> and where the TEI has done its job. A digital librarian doubter from the
>> midwest can be followed by Stuart showing how it worked in NZ, for example.
> 
> I'm happy to participate remotely if it would help.

are you not able to come to Chicago? 

> The case could be argued that OxGarage is a trivial piece of software 
> (I've not looked at the internals, so I don't know), but it can only be 
> trivial once one has made a whole chain of other decisions have been 
> made---decisions about encoding, decisions about organisation, decisions 
> about technology, decisions about authority control.

absolutely. OxGarage per se is the easy bit, once the other things are in place

> Discussion of the problems of designing a family of XSL stylesheets to 
> process arbitrary TEI docs does sound interesting.

it would be quite technical, I think.  Aspects like how to modularize
XSLT, naming of <param>, which bits are shareable across formats,
how to document, etc
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