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Re: [dita] Sound bite for the OASIS press release
I've been watching the discussion which has been trying to evolve
this original paragraph. I thought I would offer instead the nuggets
that represent the DITA I have grown up with, in case any of these
should be considered for integration in Kris's probably ready-to-go
spiel:
* the three Reuse domains: of Design (specialization), of Processing
(fall-through match patterns), and of Content (conref) (gratis
Michael Priestley's original list of talking points pre-OASIS)
* helps define and manage content business rules and best practices
for varied types of information
* a proven track record of reliable use with demonstrated value to
many
* a thriving ecosystem of users (3000+ on dita-users alone) and
user-oriented events, vendors with a range of offerings, and thought
leaders and consultants who provide a wealth of both free and
contractual assistance
* designs and commensurate investment can be scaled from simple to
complex content requirements (working the message of the 3 editions)
* a body of practical, how-to knowledge and lore across forums,
publications, presentations, books, and more.
* amenable to emerging web publishing practice including responsive
and adaptive delivery scenarios.
* not limited to either book-only or page-only usage
* both authoring and programming skills are in ready supply among
job candidates
* developed and maintained by a charming community of advisers and
advocates :-)
--
Don
On 1/14/2016 12:15 PM, Kristen James
Eberlein wrote:
Carol Geyer has sent me a draft press release. It includes the
following paragraph:
“DITA is more than flexible,
it’s specializable,” said Kristen Eberlein, chair of the OASIS DITA Technical Committee. “The standard allows specific semantics to be
introduced for specific purposes without increasing the size
of other XML grammar files.” <PLEASE
EDIT LIBERALLY>
X-NONE
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I think we can improve this. Thoughts?
--
Best,
Kris
Kristen James Eberlein
Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee
Principal consultant, Eberlein Consulting
www.eberleinconsulting.com
+1 919 682-2290; kriseberlein (skype)
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