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<blockquote>Welcome to the '''ENcoding COmplex Writing Systems''' ('''ENCOWS''') discussion list. This list arises from a first workshop on applying EpiDoc/TEI markup to complex, non-alphabetic scripts organized by Christian Prager and held at the University of Bonn, at which Mayan, Aztec, Linear A and Cypro-Minoan, Hieroglyphic Luwian, and Cuneiform were represented. We welcome discussion of all aspects of encoding complex writing in these and other languages, including epigraphy, text transcription, object and historical metadata, vocabularies and terminology, publication and infrastructure.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Welcome to the '''ENcoding COmplex Writing Systems''' ('''ENCOWS''') discussion list. This list arises from a first workshop on applying EpiDoc/TEI markup to complex, non-alphabetic scripts organized by Christian Prager and held at the University of Bonn, at which Mayan, Aztec, Linear A and Cypro-Minoan, Hieroglyphic Luwian, and Cuneiform were represented. We welcome discussion of all aspects of encoding complex writing in these and other languages, including epigraphy, text transcription, object and historical metadata, vocabularies and terminology, publication and infrastructure.</blockquote>
* Founded in July 2015
* Low traffic list. As of January 2021, there are approximately 75 list members, and no discussion for at least a year.




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Latest revision as of 17:13, 12 January 2021

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Listowners

  • Gabriel Bodard
  • Christian Prager
  • Elisabeth Wagner
  • Daniel Werning

Description

From the list home page (accessed 2016-06-08):

Welcome to the ENcoding COmplex Writing Systems (ENCOWS) discussion list. This list arises from a first workshop on applying EpiDoc/TEI markup to complex, non-alphabetic scripts organized by Christian Prager and held at the University of Bonn, at which Mayan, Aztec, Linear A and Cypro-Minoan, Hieroglyphic Luwian, and Cuneiform were represented. We welcome discussion of all aspects of encoding complex writing in these and other languages, including epigraphy, text transcription, object and historical metadata, vocabularies and terminology, publication and infrastructure.

  • Founded in July 2015
  • Low traffic list. As of January 2021, there are approximately 75 list members, and no discussion for at least a year.