Re: [latinreq] Further reading?

On 06 Jan 2014, at 23:39 , Cramer, Dave <Dave.Cramer@hbgusa.com> wrote:

> Hi Tony,
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> On 1/5/14 6:25 PM, "Tony Graham" <tgraham@mentea.net> wrote:
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>> The current draft has quotes from "The Elements of Typographic Style"
>> and "Chicago Manual of Style", and JLReq lists the Chicago Manual of
>> Style among its references [1].  Would it be useful to have, e.g., a
>> "Further Reading" section with references to sources such as those,
>> otherwise latinreq would have to become book-size itself if it's going
>> to cover everything about "pagination and layout of books in latin
>> languages"?
> 
> Good idea. Suggestions on what to include would be welcome!
> 
> I've love to be able to include an annotated bibliography, as I find them
> much more useful than plain lists of references. Ivan, would we get in
> trouble with W3C if we editorialize like that?

I am not sure I really understand the question. But I try to answer nevertheless:-)

- the format of references' section is essentially defined by the W3C publication rules. But those list, well, the references in the document, nothing more
- having a separate section for further reading, ie, an annotated reference list, is not a problem at all. I would probably put it into an appendix, and use whatever format for the references that you deem useful!

Ivan


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> Dave
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>> Regards,
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>> [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#references
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