Statement of use: Eberlein Consulting LLC

As the primary voting representative of Eberlein Consulting LLC to
    OASIS, I endorse the following statement of use:

    

      

        
 

          Eberlein Consulting LLC has successfully used the DITA 1.3
          Committee Specification 01, approved 21 August 2015, in
          accordance with section 4.1, "Conformance of DITA
          implementations," and section 4.2, "Conformance of DITA
          documents" of the all-inclusive edition. The specialization
          and constraint modules that are used by the Eberlein
          Consulting LLC implementation include all DITA 1.3
          architectural features; they interoperate with
          multiple independent implementations.

          

          DITA documents that are created by Eberlein Consulting LLC
          make particular use of the following structures that were
          added to DITA 1.3:

          
            
XML mention domain

            
Troubleshooting topic

            
Troubleshooting additions to the task information type

          
          
In addition, the vocabulary modules and document-type
            shells have been created for clients of Eberlein Consulting
            LLC also interoperate with multiple independent
            implementations. These modules and document-type shells make
            using of the following additional DITA 1.3 features:

          

          
            
Enhanced highlighting domain

            
Release management domain

            
DITAVAL reference domain

            
@deliveryTarget attribute

            
Enhanced basic content model, including the new
              <div> element and ability to include <data>
              within lists

          
          
          
          

            
Best,

              Kris

              

              Kristen James Eberlein

              Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee

              Principal consultant, Eberlein Consulting

              www.eberleinconsulting.com

              +1 919 682-2290; kriseberlein (skype)