Bruce D'Arcus
Bruce D'Arcus
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If it has a related ISSN, isn't it just a journal article? On May 22, 2011 10:12 AM, "ajlyon" < [email protected]> wrote: > ISSN should also be added to "conferencePaper",...
> if I were to submit a package of personal letters between my dad and the late president Eisenhower, to the Eisenhower presidential archive, then I would be the submitter,...
Just a thought: but how about the already-existing `jurisdiction`? It seems entirely appropriate to me, but IANAL.
Never got a reply on a my question. Still think it should work.
But I'm pretty sure the division is in the court for the jurisdiction (the governing legal authority) in which a case is heard. Section or genre aren't even close, as...
Nobody really answered my question, from years ago, about "jurisdiction." Though I'm less confident today that it's relevant. I think at the time I worried about the rabbit hole that...
Technically, isn't the document type here a "specification"; rather than a "standard"?
Has anyone here answered my question above? I really don't think a "standard" type makes sense; what gets standardized, and cited, are specifications.
It's a semantic discussion, but also one about levels of abstraction. I guess you guys are saying they're two words for the same thing. I'm saying they're not, though admittedly...