[tei-council] floatingDiv
Lou Burnard
lou.burnard at retired.ox.ac.uk
Wed Jul 25 08:56:26 EDT 2012
I think the basic point is well made, but I think it could be more
clearly expressed. I started trying to do that, but found I couldnt edit
the google doc. So I made a copy and edited that as follows:
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The TEI Technical Council discussed the <floatingDiv> proposal
http://purl.org/tei/fr/3504690 at its last face to face meeting. After
much wide ranging discussion and many examples by one of the submitters
of the proposal (Paul Schaffner), the general consensus which emerged
was that the examples presented could be dealt with by various other
existing means. It was felt that that the need to use floatingText/body
did not present ta significant encoding burden for the textual phenomena
discussed. Council also noted that the specific case of drama could now
be handled by the <spGrp>. Council found it hard to identify a distinct
use case where <floatingDiv> would be more appropriate than (or
distinguishable from) <floatingText> element. This may also be because
the prose describing <floatingText> has been relaxed from its first
inception in P5 ver 1.0.0 and also its relationship with quote clarified.
The TEI Technical Council is willing to continue to consider this matter
but requires:
A clear categorisation of how to distinguish between <floatingText>
and the proposed <floatingDiv>
More examples of proposed <floatingDiv> candidates which are not
adequately marked up using either <floatingText> or <spGrp>
Council requests that any further rremarks concerning the proposed
<floatingDiv> element be added to the http://purl.org/tei/fr/3504690
SourceForge ticket for ease of discussion.
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On 25/07/12 09:31, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> seems fine to me
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> Sebastian Rahtz
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