> I agree there's a convention with document-oriented XML that if you
> remove all the tags, you are left with a human readable piece of text
> that makes sense.
In the TEI vocabulary this is less and less guaranteed. Structures like:
<p>a <corr sic="tyop">typo</corr></p>
holding a lapsus, should now (in the last version of the TEI guidelines,
P5) be marked:
<p>a <choice><corr>typo</corr><sic>tyop</sic></choice></p>
If I understand correctly, only finite list of values should now be
recorded in attribute (so that no-'atomic' (?) value may always be marked
up further).
This make me think that perenity of the data is concerned with mixed
content.
slv
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