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See #18
Allow anything in <copyrightEntry> rather than try to prescribe all
the possibilities.
Remove <otherauthor> and make <role> a child of <author>.
Add claimant attribute to <pubName> and PCDATA to <publisher> (see #14).
Add date attribute to <regDate> and <affDate>, change case of attribute in
<copies> (fixes#8).
Add num attribute to copies (fixes#15).
Add back <registrationNumber> (see #5).
The publisher is the claimant, so maybe that can be combined à la #11, but there is also a statement about what the copyright applies to "© on full-length book version". This is similar to what the
<newMatterClaimed>
element is for, but 1) is it new? and 2) how to capture it?If it is "new" since the publication of the previous selections and allow
<newMatterClaimed>
here:Or if it isn't really new, use a different element
Is it important whether any claim is "new" or not?
<newMatterClaimed>
could just be something like<claim>
with the newness left to the context.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: