Diff for attribution/source/byline
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- | [dd]definition of term goes her
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- | [source]attribution goes here[/source]
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- | [/dd]
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Current revision:
attribution/source/byline
Some of the definitions in a definition-list have clearly-defined attributions, for example ISO. It seems logical, if the goal is to produced a set of structured and searchable files, to use something like
[dlentry]
[dt]name of term goes here[/dt]
[dd]definition of term goes here
[source]attribution goes here[/source]
[/dd]
[/dlentry]
[source] is clearly not the element to use here, though; nor is [author].
Any suggestions?