[jats-list] BITS: differences between <back> and <book-back>

["Mike Eden meden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <jats-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi
I just wondered what the rationale was in not allowing <sec> in <book-back>?
Was there a specific reason not to include it or was there no specific reason
to include it.
I am wondering how to capture data-availability statement in BITS. In JATS I
would add as <back><sec content-type="data-availability"> alongside other
statements, acknowledgements, references etc. But where I would consider to
capture this statement for a whole book in <book-back> there is no child <sec>
or sibling of <ack>, <ref-list> etc.

Am I looking at this right? Helpful comments please

Mike Eden


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