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In reviewing #2045, @ebeshero, @trishaoconnor, and I were surprised by (and thankful for) @martindholmes ' comment that <docDate> has its own @when and is not part of att.datable. This seems like an error that can be fairly easily resolved.
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Example: All early modern books have a year (if they have a date at all). If you want to be able to process any data from encoded title pages, you would need a @notBefore and @notAfter date in order to capture the period between March 25 YYYY and March 24 YYYY+1. You also need to be able to capture the @calendar used in the text node (e.g., Julian).
In reviewing #2045, @ebeshero, @trishaoconnor, and I were surprised by (and thankful for) @martindholmes ' comment that
<docDate>
has its own@when
and is not part ofatt.datable
. This seems like an error that can be fairly easily resolved.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: