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holfordm
commented on July 27, 2024
I think this is a good idea, but I also would like to wait a bit before doing it to finalize with Martin the exact details of attribute (e.g. including the attributions to Elizabeth Solopova, whether the earlier funding by the Getty foundation should be mentioned, etc. etc.) - so can we hold fire on this for the moment?
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jamescummings
commented on July 27, 2024
Sure, I mean I've put it in the conversion as it stands but can take it out (if it is a problem) or update it at any point. We could also use 'funder' to record details of who funds it but that is of course a bit strange for something like manuscript descriptions that might hang around for years and be worked on by various funded projects funded by different bodies.
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jamescummings
commented on July 27, 2024
Another related issue: Should the editionStmt/respStmt be the same for all the Western MSS? Or are some different one way or another. Easy way to tell? A simplified edition element might have something like "TEI P5" and a date. Unless, of course, you wanted to introduce catalogue version numbers or something.
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holfordm
commented on July 27, 2024
I think the editionStmt can be consistent across all collections and should be TEI P5 + version number (good idea) + date
The respStmt varies from collection to collection depending on who created the original description.
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Another related issue: Should the editionStmt/respStmt be the same for all the Western MSS? Or are some different one way or another. Easy way to tell? A simplified edition element might have something like "TEI P5" and a date. Unless, of course, you wanted to introduce catalogue version numbers or something.
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jamescummings
commented on July 27, 2024
Closing since editionStmt has been normalised but responsibility structure and practice should be investigated across all catalogues so handled the same.
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