Council FR assignments

TEI Council Feature Request assignments (October 2010)

Group	ticket(s)	nuncle(s)
1	3060909: add attribute for non-numeric characterisation of precision 3060919: add way of expressing confidence for att.ranging values	GB, JN
2	3060874: @source and @code for <faith> 3060867: Grouping elements for traitlike, statelike, and eventlike elements	SR, LB
3	3051750: Form of words needs to be proposed (schema langs) 2493417: Ibid (idno)	JN, BB
4	2976715: resp -> model.respLike in biblStruct. and other things. 2987832: date within biblStruct 2714682: biblScope should be in Imprint or not? (biblStruct) 2987241: <monogr> and <analytic> should be allowed in <bibl> Further recommendations arising from the working paper on bibliographic description	MH, KH
5	2994685: att.global shd be explicit in ODD source 1933481: @status attribute to indicate deprecated elements	JC, SR
6	2724992: features for alignment of audio and video 2507305: alignment and documentation of sound files
7	2811239: "object" element	BB, GB, EP, DP
8	2925145: generic dating class	GB, SR
9	2834511: make more spanning elements	LB, EP, DP
	a) New element <document> to be added to model.resourceLike ; new element <line> to be added to model.zonePart; new element <patch> allowed within <surface> Together with existing <surface> and <zone> elements, these allow theory neutral transcription of physicality of document b) several new elements to be added to model.pPart.transcriptional (<mod>, <modSpan>, <metaMark>, <used>, <undo>, <redo>, <rewrite>, <transposeGrp>, <transpose>) These allow more detailed documentation of the writing process than previously possible c) New <stageNotes> within the existing <creation> element containing new <stageNote> elements to document identified "writing stages" in genesis of a text. New att.staged class to supply @stage attributes for elements which can be assigned to a given writing stage These allow marked up elements to be assigned to particular stages in the genesis of a text, or the writing of a document, or both!