I would include the machineIndustry task in the technical content
package. A good number of companies who do not use Learning &
training use the machine industry task.
Best,
Kris
Kristen James Eberlein
Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee
Principal consultant, Eberlein Consulting
www.eberleinconsulting.com
+1 919 682-2290; kriseberlein (skype)
On 6/15/2015 9:56 PM, Hudson, Scott
wrote:
I would suggest putting machineIndustry in the
All-Inclusive edition, since it is for a specific set of
users and not likely used by a majority. Otherwise, I’m OK
with the editions as listed.
Thanks and best regards,
Scott Hudson
Senior Consultant
Comtech Services Inc.
303-232-7586
From: <>
on behalf of Tom Magliery
Date: Monday, June 15,
2015 at 7:51 PM
To: ""
Subject: [dita] Which
stuff goes in what edition?
I think we are moving towards
agreement with Chet at OASIS about how we can deliver
three different DITA editions -- Base, Technical
Content, and All-Inclusive. On the assumption that that
will succeed, I've been working on diagrams for the main
landing page and the three sub-landing pages, meant to
convey (in the former case) the big picture and (in the
latter) the big picture plus a sense of "you are here",
i.e. what's in the specific edition you're currently
looking at.
In one such diagram I (naively) split
up the editions like this (via listing the subfolder
names from the "doctypes" directory):
Base: base
Technical Content: base, bookmap,
machineryIndustry, subjectScheme, technicalContent
All-Inclusive: all that plus learning
Kris noted that in DITA 1.2,
subjectScheme was considered part of Base, but suggested
that my rearrangement might be a better idea. But this
is a question for the TC:
Which stuff goes into which edition?
For purpose of discussion I suggest
the above.
mag
