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Seifert at 10:10, 12 January 2020

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	== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==		== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==

	The handbook is ~~edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released~~ in a version 1 open access: https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/.		The handbook is published in version 1 open access: https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/. It is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert.

	More articles are coming soon, the community has the possibility to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.		More articles are coming soon, the community has the possibility to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.

Seifert: /* Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf */

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Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf

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	== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==		== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==

	The handbook is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released in a version 1 open access: https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/. More articles are coming soon, the community has the possibility to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.		The handbook is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released in a version 1 open access: https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/.
			More articles are coming soon, the community has the possibility to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.

	Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI. This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.		Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI. This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.

Seifert at 10:04, 12 January 2020

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	== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==		== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==

	~~Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the~~ encoding of correspondence ~~materials~~, ~~there are still open questions on how~~ to ~~deal with several structural~~ and ~~textual occurrences~~. ~~This situation led to~~ the ~~idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI~~, and ~~to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to~~ the ~~TEI~~.		The handbook is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released in a version 1 open access: https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/. More articles are coming soon, the community has the possibility to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.

	This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.		Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI. This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.

	The handbook is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released in a version 1 open access [here https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/], with more articles coming and with the possibility for the community to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.

Seifert: /* Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf */

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Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf

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	== Encoding Correspondence. A ~~handbook on encoding correspondence~~ in TEI-XML and DTABf ==		== Encoding Correspondence. A Manual for Encoding Letters and Postcards in TEI-XML and DTABf ==

	Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.		Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.
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	This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.		This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.

	The ~~publication will be~~ released ~~step by step as Open Access from the end of 2019 on~~ with the possibility for the community to review and comment.		The handbook is edited by Stefan Dumont, Susanne Haaf, and Sabine Seifert. It is released in a version 1 open access [here https://encoding-correspondence.bbaw.de/], with more articles coming and with the possibility for the community to review and comment. After the public peer review phase (until April 30, 2020), the articles will be revised and updated, and the handbook will be published in version 2.


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	* openers and closers		* openers and closers
	* postscripts		* postscripts
	* pre-printed parts like letterheads		* pre-printed parts like letterheads and forms
			* correspondence metadata interchange format v2
			* authority files
			* unclear information in meta data
	* addresses		* addresses
	* unclear information in meta data
	* envelopes
	* seals, stamps, post stamps		* seals, stamps, post stamps
	* attachments		* attachments
	* ~~correspondence metadata interchange format v2~~		* envelopes
	* authority files
	* etc.		* etc.

Seifert: /* Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf */

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Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf

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	Topics covered:		=== Topics covered: ===

	* openers and closers		* openers and closers

Seifert at 13:25, 17 September 2019

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	~~'''~~Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf~~'''~~		== Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf ==

	Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.		Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.

Seifert at 12:04, 17 September 2019

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	'''Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf'''		'''Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf'''


	~~with a best practice guide~~



	Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.		Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.

	This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants.		This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants. There will also be a best practice guide for quick access.

	The publication will be released step by step as Open Access from the end of 2019 on with the possibility for the community to review and comment.		The publication will be released step by step as Open Access from the end of 2019 on with the possibility for the community to review and comment.


	Topics covered:		Topics covered:

			* openers and closers
			* postscripts
			* pre-printed parts like letterheads
			* addresses
			* unclear information in meta data
			* envelopes
			* seals, stamps, post stamps
			* attachments
			* correspondence metadata interchange format v2
			* authority files
			* etc.

Seifert at 11:00, 17 September 2019

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	~~Handbook~~ on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf		'''Encoding Correspondence. A handbook on encoding correspondence in TEI-XML and DTABf'''


	with a best practice guide		with a best practice guide



			Although the TEI Guidelines contain suggestions for the encoding of correspondence materials, there are still open questions on how to deal with several structural and textual occurrences. This situation led to the idea of holding a workshop to discuss problematic cases of correspondence encoding in TEI, and to develop solutions as well as potential extensions to the TEI.

			This workshop was held by the conveners of the SIG Correspondence (Stefan Dumont, Sabine Seifert) and a representative for the DTA Base Format (Susanne Haaf) at the BBAW in Berlin in October 2018. All problems discussed concern aspects of letter coding: from letter-specific text structures to correspondence metadata. To name but a few, problems with <postscript> or <salute> were treated as well as the use of <correspDesc> for specific correspondence situations. The Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format (CMIF) was also developed further. The problems, discussions, and solutions of this workshop were summarized as handbook-like articles by the workshop participants.

			The publication will be released step by step as Open Access from the end of 2019 on with the possibility for the community to review and comment.


			Topics covered:

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