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Anything in brackets we would usually mark up as a <note>, but what about when it's regular publication info?
In these entries, "1951", "London" etc. are presumably in brackets because they aren't printed on the title page or something like that. I think we should just encode them as what they are (<pubDate> etc) and not as notes, but preserving the brackets, e.g.:
<publisher><pubPlace>Boston</pubPlace>, <pubName>Houghton Mifflin</pubName>, <pubDate date="1951">[1951]</pubDate></publisher>
<publisher><pubPlace>[London]</pubPlace> <pubName>Faber & Faber</pubName></publisher>
<publisher>[</pubPlace>Wilmington</pubPlace>, <pubName>Delaware State Society for Mental HygieneM/pubName>]</publisher>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Anything in brackets we would usually mark up as a
<note>
, but what about when it's regular publication info?In these entries, "1951", "London" etc. are presumably in brackets because they aren't printed on the title page or something like that. I think we should just encode them as what they are (
<pubDate>
etc) and not as notes, but preserving the brackets, e.g.:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: