As for whether the subject scheme processing should be the same for other
maps with regard to key scopes, I think the answer is an unambiguous yes.
Now, whether it makes sense to include the @keyscope attribute on the
subject scheme-specific topicref specializations is something I don't feel
particularly qualified to address. I suspect not, but that's a relatively
ignorant and weakly-held opinion.
Chris
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On 7/19/14, 7:26 PM, "Kristen James Eberlein"
<> wrote:
> From Jarno Elovirta:
>
>"What is the interaction between key scopes and <subjectdef>? Should
>subject scheme maps be processed with the same rules for key scopes as
>normal keys?"
>
>--
>Best,
>Kris
>
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