Hi Denise,
You are not a pest. That's why this list exists -- to ask these kinds of
questions.
You should put the title in std-doc-meta.
For your background (and anyone else who is reading), reg-meta is used
just for regional standards organizations like CEN, and it is historical
from the pre-existing ISO STS DTD. std-meta is for metadata that is
specific to a standards-producing organization (such as ISO or an SDO)
that is publishing or adopting a standard.
How you choose to chop up the title within title-wrap is up to you. You
should certainly fill in <full>. In addition, many organizations
find they can better manage their metadata and/or formatting for PDF
better if they separate out the Main and Complementary title parts as
well, but doing so is optional. That stated, if you expect to exchange
your STS files with any other organization, I would advise filling in
both Main and Complementary as well as Full.
Best regards,
Bruce
At 12:02 PM 1/29/2018, Denise French
dfrenchlibrary@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks for all the help on my
previous question.Â
I have another newbie question: where should we put the title of the
standard? It looks like there are a lot of options:Â
 - <reg-meta> (we aren't ISO or a National body)
 - <std-meta>
 - <std-doc-meta>
And, should we put in the whole title, the title chopped into the various
bits, or both? Is there a reason there are so many options here?Â
Thank you all again. I don't want to be a pest, but I have no place else
to ask.Â
Denise
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