Editorial or authentic content

OSEO needs to distinguish between authentic and editorial content.

The type of content is defined by the XML structure using the following rules:

Any content within the work element is considered authentic. This includes content in workFrontMatter or workEndMatter elements.
Any content in an element with a role to indicate it is a work is considered authentic.
Content in frontMatter and endMatter elements are considered editorial.
AppCrit and editorialComment notes are considered editorial.
Footnotes or endnotes inherit authentic or editorial from the location of the xref element to the note.
Content in a floatGroup element inherit authentic or editorial from the location of the processing instruction used to insert the floating element into the content.

The manifest document will indicate if any special occurrences of content type exist. Where indicated, apply role="authentic" or role="editorial" to the relevant element to override the above list of rules.

Apply the role at the highest level appropriate (to the level of chunk).

Child elements will inherit the role.

Within the pages of a book, where editorial text appears adjacent to authentic, capture the content in a divN element, with different child divN+1 elements for the authentic and editorial text.


      <work doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.work.8" id="actrade-9780198118305-work-8" role="collection">
        <textMatter><div1 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div1.1" id="actrade-9780198118305-div1-1" role="letter">
 <titleGroup>
   <title>
     <p>
                                 <enumerator altNum="22">
                                     <sc>letter 22</sc>
                                 </enumerator>
                             </p>
     <p>...</p>
   </title>
 </titleGroup>
 <div2 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div2.1" id="actrade-9780198118305-div2-1" role="editorial">
   <p>...</p>
 </div2>
 <div2 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div2.2" id="actrade-9780198118305-div2-2">
   <p>...</p>
 </div2></div1>
        </textMatter>
      </work>

The role of editorial or authentic can be used in combination with other role values.


      <work doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.work.9" id="actrade-9780198118305-work-9" role="collection">
        <textMatter><div1 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div1.7" id="actrade-9780198118305-div1-7" role="play">
 <titleGroup>
   <title>
     <p>
                                 <enumerator altNum="22">
                                     <sc>Play 4</sc>
                                 </enumerator>
                             </p>
     <p>...</p>
   </title>
 </titleGroup>
 <div2 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div2.8" id="actrade-9780198118305-div2-8" role="editorial dramatis-personae">
   <p>...</p>
 </div2>
 <div2 doi="10.1093/actrade/9780198118305.div2.9" id="actrade-9780198118305-div2-9">
   <p>...</p>
 </div2></div1>
        </textMatter>
      </work>

Editorial content can occur in paragraphs or individual words or phrases.


      <div1>
        <titleGroup><title>
 <p>
                         <enumerator altNum="22">
                             <sc>letter 22</sc>
                         </enumerator>
                     </p>
 <p alignment="right">
                         <date role="meta-letter-composition-date" isoDate="1636-10-26">
                             <sc>26 october <span role="editorial">[/5 november]</span> 1636</sc>
                         </date>
                     </p>
 <p>
                         <i>Hobbes to</i>
   <nameGrp mainName="Cavendish" foreNames="William" title="Earl of Newcastle" role="meta-letter-recipient">
                             <i>William Cavendish, Earl of Newcastle</i>
                         </nameGrp>
   <i>, from</i>
   <place role="meta-letter-recipient-place" county="Surrey" town="Byfleet">
                             <i>Byfleet
                  (Surrey)</i>
                         </place>
                     </p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <div2 role="editorial"><p>
                     <bibItem id="actrade-9780198240655-bibItem-292" class="ms" idnumber="Add. 70499" place="British Library">BL MS Add. 70499, fos. 214-215 (original).</bibItem>
                 </p><p>Printed in <bibItem id="actrade-9780198240655-bibItem-293" class="book" publisher="HMC" title="Portland">HMC, <i>Portland</i>, p. 130</bibItem>.</p>
        </div2>
        <div2><p role="salutation">Right Honourable and my singular good Lord.</p><p>I giue yo<sup>r</sup> Lo<sup>p</sup> most humble thanks for yo<sup>r</sup> ...</p><p role="signature">
 <displayText class="other">
   <lineGroup>
     <line>yo<sup>r</sup> Lops humble and most obliged seruant</line>
     <line>Tho: Hobbes</line>
   </lineGroup>
 </displayText></p><p>Byflet. Octob. 26, 1636</p><p>
                     <span role="editorial">[<i>addressed:</i>]</span> To the Right Honorable The Earl of
            Newcastle</p>
        </div2>
      </div1>