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Subject: author
What is the intent if there's an <author> under both paths? Ideally, I guess they'd be combined in some smart way; or else there should be a warning. The combination of course has to be handled by the particular app you're using to convert the XML into some other form. But a warning--if appropriate--would come from the schemas. (Probably not possible with rng; maybe there could be a schematron rule?)
The same thing happens with <editor> and <othercredit>, both of which can appear in the same places as <author>; and the same possibility of putting these elements under <someelement>/<authorgroup> or directly under <someelement> happens with <biblioentry> and probably several other places.
BTW, the question came up because we had <author> in both places, and I was trying to debug why someone's name wasn't showing up in the PDF.
Mike Maxwell University of Maryland
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