Re: [docbook-publishers] DocBook Publishers SC meeting agenda - 23Jan 2008

[Scott Hudson <scott.hudson@flatironssolutions.com>]

Regarding agenda item 8, I found an interesting example at:
http://celtic.benderweb.net/webit/docs/basics/node_4.html

This may be simple enough to meet our needs? What other markup may be 
needed? I think the simple content model could be defined by:

db.poem =
element poem
{
db.poem.attlist,
db.poem.info,
db.stanza*
}

db.stanza =
element stanza
{
db.stanza.attlist,
db.line*
}

db.line =
element line
{
db.line.attlist,
db.all.inlines
}

Would we rather use TEI or a direct mapping from TEI for these 
structures? What about dialogue/plays? I'm not sure we want to use TEI 
directly as there are quite a few elements and uses very abbreviated 
element names:
http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/VE.html
http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html

Thoughts?

Thanks and best regards,

--Scott

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Scott Hudson wrote:
> DocBook SubCommittee for Publishers Meeting Agenda: 23 Jan 2008
> ==============================================================
>
> The DocBook SubCommittee for Publishers will meet for 90 minutes on 
> Wednesday, 23 Jan 2008  at
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> Agenda:
> 1. Roll call
> 2. Accepting the minutes[1] of the previous meeting.
> 3. Next meeting: 6 February 2008
> 4. Review of the agenda.
> 5. Review of open action items
>  a. all to review/recommend content models for support of poetry and 
> dialogue.
>  b. Norm to help set up the RFE tracker on sourceforge to track our 
> enhancements.
>  c. Scott to also ping folks at Mulberry, since they worked quite a 
> bit on the NLM (Journal) schemas.
>
> 7. Proposed Roadmap
>  a. Identify elements that should be part of Core DocBook
>  b. Identify potential "modules" for elements currently part of DocBook
>     but belonging to a particular domain.
>  c. Recommend Core DocBook and proposed modules to DocBook TC
>  d. Identify general publishing needs not currently met by DocBook
>  e. Identify additional specific domains within publishing industry that
>     may need specific modules.
>  f. develop RFEs from identified needs
>  g. develop DocBook v5.0 schema enhancements from RFEs
>  h. submit schema enhancements for approval to DocBook TC
>
> 8. Discuss support for poems (suggestions by Dave, Gary)
>
> 9. Discuss whether to assign additional class attributes to article or 
> other modifications to better support journal publishing.
>
> 10.Discuss legal/govt citations.
>
> For example, what is the best practice for marking up the following:
> According to the Bank Holding Company Act (12 USC 1841(c)(2)(F))...
>
> x.  Review of Requests for Enhancement
>
>
> Thanks and best regards,
>
> --Scott
>
> Scott Hudson
> Flatirons Solutions
> scott.hudson@flatironssolutions.com
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