- From: Felix Sasaki <fsasaki@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 22:09:41 +0900
- To: public-i18n-its@w3.org
- Cc: Andreas Witt <andreas.witt@uni-bielefeld.de>
Hi all, As a way to get feedback from the broader Markup Languages community, I propose the Extreme Markup Languages paper rewrite. The due date is 24 June. I will work on the rewrite, but it would be great to have some input from the group. Christian, is it O.K. with you to be a co-author? Also, there is another co-author, Andreas Witt (see cc), who is a former colleague of me and a specialist in schema languages. He would contribute some parts of the solutions to the problems we state. What follows is a rough (!) overview of the paper structure: 1. Introduction to the general goals of ITS (FS/CL) 2. Requirements of the ITS tag set (CL) 3. Current Schema Languages (FS) 4. The task of integrating ITS into existing markup vocabularies (e.g. influence on document models) 5. Solutions to the task: - Architectural forms (A.Witt) - RDF-based solutions (FS) - NRL - ... Partly this is a re-use / a summary of what is in the WiKi already. I would like to have this on the agenda today or next week / if there is not enough time today, although next week Richard and I will not be available. Best, Felix
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