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Subject: RE: [dita] C/T/R Not Universal (was problem with packaging of glossaries)
> In traditional publishing content, such as trade books or novels > or magazines, the distinction between "concept" and other stuff > is not one that is generally recognized or useful. Traditional publishing content is not topic-based nor is it semantically-structured. I don't believe that we can use this as a basis for discussion pertaining to the usefulness of core information types. Any environment where topic-based content is used to explain, describe, or instruct will be able to leverage the semantics contained within the DITA archetypes. I would think that the majority of DITA adopters would fall into this category. Cheers, Rob Hanna
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