Re: [dita] DITA 2.0 terminology as glossary topics

["Dr. Stanley Doherty" <stan@modularwriting.com>]

Hi Kris --
Scott and I are volunteering to make this happen. Would it be possible to put this topic on a future TC meeting agenda for discussion?
Thanx,
Stan 
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I think it's a good idea and would be willing to help. We might discover some additional needs for glossary redesign this way, too.

--Scott
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> On Jan 14, 2020, at 7:24 AM, Dr. Stanley Doherty <stan@modularwriting.com> wrote:
>
> ïHi --
>
> I am completing a formal glossary of DITA terminology for an Oracle DITA authoring spec. As has been mentioned in TC meetings in the past, our own TC terminology resides in <dlentry>s in separate terminology topics, not in glossentry topics. 
>
> <topicref href="../archSpec/base/dita-terminology.dita">
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/normative-and-non-normative-information.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/notation.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/basic-dita-terminology.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/specialization-terminology.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/dita-modules.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/linking-and-addressing-terms.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/key-terminology.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/map-terminology.dita"/>
>  <topicref href="../archSpec/base/fileext.dita"/>
>    </topicref>
>
> Just testing the waters. Is it time to implement that same content in glossentry topics? If interest is there, I'll volunteer to work on it solo or with someone.
>
> What's the temperature in the room?
>
>
>
> Stan