DTD for Bibliographic Notation
Elliotte Rusty Harold
elharo at metalab.unc.edu
Wed Mar 3 13:33:19 GMT 1999
Has anybody written a DTD for bibliographies? Are there any standards
efforts in this area? To be usable, this DTD would have to be public
domain or explicitly allow unrestricted reuse. I probably don't need to
modify it, but at a minimum I need to be able to republish it.
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