Diane Hillman wrote:
> I'd also like to point out that XSLT, though fine for one
> time or on-the-fly transformations, is not a good basis for
> improving data over time, where you want to be able to store
> changes and track the provenance of the change (was it a
> machine or a person who did this?
> what was the process? when was it done?) In other words, in
> order to learn from the work we do in matching, improving,
> etc., and in order to share those improvements, we need to
> look beyond just changing the display, to figuring out how to
> manage the data for use outside a local context.
At the risk of sounding really naive, are you talking about something like a
webpage (wiki page?) for each data set (record) that describes each level of
a WEM (work/expression/manifestion)?
Deborah
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