[Esip-preserve] Chapter and verse does not suffice. Even for King James

[Bruce Barkstrom]

Maybe we need to get a copy of the Annotation Metadata Standards to
assist our thought process.  As I recall, some of those have a LOT of
careful, scholarly meanings that can get attached to particular symbols.

Hmmm.  The Annotated MODIS files!  A true goal for our work!.  Or maybe
The Unexpurgated Annotated MODIS files - Fifteenth Edition.

Bruce B.

On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Al Fleig <al.fleig at gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
> It is a fun discussion and the phrase Chapter and Verse for the King James
> version of the Bible allows us to illustrate many points.  But it also
> contains a critical flaw.
>
> Which "King James" Version of the Bible?  There are many, copied by hand
> for a long time.  Edited, modified, both by accident and by intent.  So a
> more complete set of metadata is requi9red even for this.
>
> Al F
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