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SEDIT-L

The Scholarly Editing Forum (SEDIT-L) is an email discussion list for those interested in documentary editing and related subjects. It has about 250 subscribers worldwide, including most of the membership of the ADE. It provides a fast and efficient means of communicating with other documentary editors, allowing subscribers to share news and announcements, discuss common problems, and mobilize in response to issues of concern.

To subscribe to SEDIT-L on the web, go to the list's website at http://www.listserv.umd.edu/archives/sedit-l.html and select the link "Join or leave the list" and submit the resulting form. Or subscribe by email by sending a message to listserv@listserv.umd.edu, with the subject line blank and the following text in the message body: 'sub sedit-l your full name'. The host of the list is the University of Maryland and the list manager is Martha J. King (mjking@princeton.edu).

E-DOCS

"E-DOCS is a discussion list and website for professionals involved in the production, distribution, and organization of historical documents on the Internet. Using this list we hope to foster conversation and information exchange about issues relating to electronic texts, including access, transcription, quality control, copyright and other legal problems, document markup and annotation, teaching applications, and textual analysis." [more information]

mep-users

mep-users is a discussion list for those involved in the production, distribution, and organization of historical documents on the Internet using the Model Editions Partnership (http://adh.sc.edu/) Document Type Definition (MEP DTD). The goal of this list is to foster an exchange of information on issues regarding document markup and annotation for documentary editions. For questions about this list, contact Cathy Moran Hajo, who manages it (cathy.hajo@nyu.edu)

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