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   Roguebfl 7:14 pm on December 24, 2009

   “Another question would be why go to the web with the scripts?”

   @mattrossidesigns (Post #5)

   To share them with community theatre and school drama groups, is my first thought.

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   louBurnard 12:21 pm on April 16, 2010

   I’m surprised to see no reference to the Text Encoding Initiative (http://www.tei-c.org), which has been saying more or less the same thing as this article since the mid 90s. And which is now more or less the de facto xml vocabulary of choice for marking up the meaning structure of texts rather than their accidental appearance.

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