[tei-council] validation of examples

[Lou Burnard]

On 30/01/11 17:40, Martin Holmes wrote:
>
> "maybe" is very different from "unspecified". I think omitting the
> @break attribute would be the same as making it "unspecified", wouldn't it?

Yes, but that's not what it means! omitting to give a value for the 
@break attribute means that the default value is intended, and the 
default value is "yes", i.e. the element concerned is to be treated as 
if it was a bit of whitespace.

Maybe a better word would be "uncertain" (which will unleash the hounds 
of certainty, of course)