Debbie, could you give any scenarios based on experience that you've had
with customer data? It might be interesting to evaluate those cases.
And given that DITA is implicitly a topic-oriented architecture, what
exactly does "non-topic level" mean? Perhaps the issue is more about how
to migrate non-topic content into DITA? I could see this for incoming Word
or Framemaker content, for example.
Regards,
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Deborah Aleyne
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Re: [dita] Nested Sections
Sections should nest.
It may be rare, but it will happen, at the non-topic level.
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