Document Numbering Scheme <title>for the Text Encoding Initiative <author>C. M. Sperberg-McQueen <address>University of Illinois at Chicago <eaddress> <docnum>&docfile. <date>&docdate. <etitlep> <toc> <efrontm> <body> <h1>Basic Principles TEI documents are assigned a three-part number indicating their origin, the document type (roughly), and the sequence of document creation. Spaces may be placed between the parts for legibility. <h1>Origin Codes <h2>Two-Letter Origin Codes The full document type number should have a two-letter origin code from the following list: <sl> <li>SC Steering Committee <li>ED Editor <li>TD Text Documentation Committee <li>TR Text Representation Committee <li>TA Text Analysis and Interpretation Committee <li>ML Metalanguage and Syntax Committee <li>EX External document (not a TEI document) <li>PC Poughkeepsie Conference <li>SO Sponsoring Organizations <li>PO Participating Organizations <li>TEI (or TE) Initiative as a whole <esl> <h2>One-Letter Origin Codes One-letter origin codes may be necessary in some cases where space is at a premium. These are defined so far: <sl> <li>S Steering Committee <li>E Editor <li>D Text Documentation Committee <li>R Text Representation Committee <li>A Text Analysis and Interpretation Committee <li>M Metalanguage and Syntax Committee <li>X External document (not a TEI document) <li>P Poughkeepsie Conference <li>T Initiative as a whole <esl> <h1>Document Type Codes <sl> <li>A Administrative <li>B Budget, Accounting <li>C Comments (usually appended to another number, eg SCG4 C1 first set of comments on document SC G 4) <li>D Distributed Draft (tentatively approved by a committee; distributed to all committee heads and affiliated projects) <li>G Grant proposal and related matter <li>J Journalistic accounts, newsletter articles, etc. <li>L Letters, correspondence <li>M Minutes of meetings <li>N Notes (private) <li>P Proposal (final draft or document of a group) <li>R Reports, Research papers <li>U User's guide, manual for software or system <li>W Working draft prepared by one individual <li>X Miscellaneous <li>Z Ephemera <esl> <ebody> <egdoc

.* TEI Document No: TEI A 1 .* Title: Document Numbering Scheme .* Drafted: April-Sept 1988, MSM .* Revised: from comments by RA, NI .* .im gmlpaper .sr docfile = &sysfnam. ;.sr docstatus = 'Draft' .im teigml .* Document proper begins. Document Numbering Scheme <title>for the Text Encoding Initiative <author>C. M. Sperberg-McQueen <address>University of Illinois at Chicago <eaddress> <docnum>&docfile. <date>&docdate. <etitlep> <toc> <efrontm> <body> <h1>Basic Principles TEI documents are assigned a three-part number indicating their origin, the document type (roughly), and the sequence of document creation. Spaces may be placed between the parts for legibility. <h1>Origin Codes <h2>Two-Letter Origin Codes The full document type number should have a two-letter origin code from the following list: <sl> <li>SC Steering Committee <li>ED Editor <li>TD Text Documentation Committee <li>TR Text Representation Committee <li>TA Text Analysis and Interpretation Committee <li>ML Metalanguage and Syntax Committee <li>EX External document (not a TEI document) <li>PC Poughkeepsie Conference <li>SO Sponsoring Organizations <li>PO Participating Organizations <li>TEI (or TE) Initiative as a whole <esl> <h2>One-Letter Origin Codes One-letter origin codes may be necessary in some cases where space is at a premium. These are defined so far: <sl> <li>S Steering Committee <li>E Editor <li>D Text Documentation Committee <li>R Text Representation Committee <li>A Text Analysis and Interpretation Committee <li>M Metalanguage and Syntax Committee <li>X External document (not a TEI document) <li>P Poughkeepsie Conference <li>T Initiative as a whole <esl> <h1>Document Type Codes <sl> <li>A Administrative <li>B Budget, Accounting <li>C Comments (usually appended to another number, eg SCG4 C1 first set of comments on document SC G 4) <li>D Distributed Draft (tentatively approved by a committee; distributed to all committee heads and affiliated projects) <li>G Grant proposal and related matter <li>J Journalistic accounts, newsletter articles, etc. <li>L Letters, correspondence <li>M Minutes of meetings <li>N Notes (private) <li>P Proposal (final draft or document of a group) <li>R Reports, Research papers <li>U User's guide, manual for software or system <li>W Working draft prepared by one individual <li>X Miscellaneous <li>Z Ephemera <esl> <ebody> <egdoc