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@ldodds encoding vs decoding stuff. Also general sense of obsession with edge cases, completionist tendencies, etc.
In reply to
@ldodds encoding vs decoding stuff. Also general sense of obsession with edge cases, completionist tendencies, etc.
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@RepoRat Well- there seem to be back-end tools, which is a change. But little to help researchers grok encoded content at front end.
/me thinks #teiputsch doc has some lessons for linked data proponents too. Déjà vu all over again. #yogiberraonlinkeddata
Discouraging to see #teiputsch document listing problems that existed back in 1994 (few compelling decoding tools) http://bit.ly/r3o29Q
A tie & hair... eek! RT @galoot: USAID broadcast from 1994 on archeological databases with @gbilder http://lockerz.com/s/129602250