Subject: [jats-list] xlink:type From: "Mary Seligy mary.seligy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <jats-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2016 13:19:01 -0000 |
Hi everyone: I have a question about @xlink:type. According to the JATS tag library documentation for both Green and Blue, this attribute appears to be completely unnecessary and optional unless it is in <mml:math>, and outside of <mml:math>, there's only one value that should be used for it anyway ("simple"). So does anyone know why this attribute is even available on any other element other than in <mml:math>? That is to say, what does it achieve if you use it? Does it facilitate anything for either humans or machines? Just wondering because our XML vendor sometimes applies @xlink:type and sometimes not. I'd like to pick a lane (so to speak) to be consistent, and I wanted to know more about it before deciding. Thanks! Mary Mary Seligy Business Analyst, IT Canadian Science Publishing (NRC Research Press) 65 Auriga Drive, Suite 203, Ottawa, ON K2E 7W6 T: 613-656-9846 ext. 225 | F: 613-656-9838 Websites: www.cdnscipub.com<http://cdnsciencepub.com>, www.nrcresearchpress.com
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