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- From: Sebastian Rahtz <sebastian.rahtz@computing-services.oxford.ac.uk>
- To: bckman@ix.netcom.com
- Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:22:22 +0000 (GMT)
Frank Boumphrey writes:
> One thing I have not been able to find in the TEI documentation is a
> requirements list or it's equivalent. If you could point me to one i would
> be grateful.
section 1.2 of the Guidelines
> > so, use the the extension mechanism, if you want sugared input
> >
>
> Not available in teixlite, but I am working on this (see another posting of
> mine)
um, teixlite is an example of a TEI instantiation. it isn't designed
to be extended
> A web site with a list of documents that display in applications available
> to the general world wide masses.
the Oxford Text Archive (ota.ahds.ac.uk) just gave me Mansfield Park,
in TEI. It asked me to agree to respect copyright etc, which I didnt
find unreasonable. I can obviously print or display that file
with a trivial stylesheet (I believe the OTA will be offering
auto-HTML soon). I dont think it gave me special treatment.
just an example.
> <rant>Great literature should be freely available to every one regardless of
> their education, ethnic or economic background.</rant>
oh yes? they don't have to learn English to read Shakespeare then? one
does not need any educational background at all to understand Cavafy?
are we escaping from the remit of XML-DEV by any chance?
sebastian
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