CH-LanguagesCharacterSets.xml
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Non-Unicode Characters in XML Documents
I think everything in this section is correct, but it will not help much, only mystify. Much of the section is given to a lamentation of the passing of SGML SDATA type ("a transparent use of a CER" at the end echoes this), but this will mean nothing to most TEI users (indeed, it meant nothing to me until I looked it up). That parsed entity references disappear as references when resolved (and that the result of this may be both pure character data and markup/PIs) needs to be said, but not in a section dealing with the problem of non-Unicode characters.
Assigning to Stefanie for review.
as the labeling states, this "bug" is not about the content itself, it is about the way the content is presented. The guideline's paragraph about Non-Unicode Characters in XML Documents (http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CH.html#D4-45-2) was understood as "a look behind". This seems to be an important feedback.
=> first step : add what the acronyms used in the text stand for ?
I did not mean this as a comment on the presentation; rather, I doubt the relevance of the contents. The Guidelines are about guiding users, not about explaining things that might have been relevant a decade or more ago.