[tei-council] updated list of Council members etc. for P5
Martin Holmes
mholmes at uvic.ca
Mon Feb 20 12:16:38 EST 2012
So the next stage is to figure out what all the roles are.
We need to distinguish TEI <affiliations>s from other <affiliation>s,
which could be done, as in my previous example, simply by having "TEI"
as the text content of any <affiliation> tag. But that leaves only the
@role attribute to distinguish all the different roles (since
<affiliation> isn't a member of att.typed, for instance). However,
<roleName> is also available as a child of <affiliation>, and it's a
member of att.typed, so we could have:
<affiliation role="tei">
<roleName type="council_member" subtype="elected">
</affiliation>
This would enable us to find all TEI affiliations
(affiliation/@role="tei"), all council members (roleName/@type) and the
nature of the appointment (roleName/@subtype). The text content of
<affiliation> could be used to provide a more detailed explanation of
the person's role in human-readable form.
We would presumably have the following types:
council_member
council_chair
board_member
board_chair
board_representative (non-voting partner reps)
board_treasurer
board_secretary
committer
editor
webmaster
workgroup_chair
workgroup_member
sig_convener
and the following subtypes:
elected
appointed
Is there anything else to add?
Cheers,
Martin
On 12-02-19 04:32 AM, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
>
> On 19 Feb 2012, at 04:30, Martin Holmes wrote:
>
>> <person>
>> <persName>
>> <forename>Martin</forename>
>> <surname>Holmes</surname>
>> </persName>
>> <affiliation notBefore="1998">University of Victoria HCMC</affiliation>
>> <affiliation role="council_elected" notBefore="2010">TEI</affiliation>
>> </person>
>>
> I don't think this is too over the top, it should be possible to keep something as minimal
> as this up to date.
>
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