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RE: [legaldocml] Template for documenting XML-Schema

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McGibbney, Lewis John <>
Date
2013-02-27T16:59:11+00:00
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RE: [legaldocml] Template for documenting XML-Schema
Good Afternoon Monica/All,
I send my late apologies for not being present @ yesterdays TC meeting.
I have been doing a bit of traveling around and was not available to join.
Thank you for the attached document, (which I will have reviewed and will be in a position to contribute to conversation on at next TC meeting.).

Thank you
Lewis
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From:  [] On Behalf Of monica.palmirani []
Sent: 27 February 2013 16:36
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Subject: [legaldocml] Template for documenting XML-Schema

Dear all,

please find in attachment a first tentative template for documenting
Akoma Ntoso XML-Schema.
This template is aligned with the documentation tool available
http://examples.akomantoso.org/categorical.html

The idea is to share during this week all the comments  in order to
arrive to the next TC meeting (scheduled at March 7) with a mature
discussion and to vote the template to adopt.

Thanks,
Monica

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