The Corpus Thread - Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab

3.2. Header structure 26
(identifying number) supplies an identifying code for a text.
organizationName
textId
availDesc anonymisationDesc
availDesc anonymisationDesc
availDesc anonymisationDesc
The element contains the name of the organization 9 responsible
for the distribution of the electronic text sample. Usually there
can only be one distributor for each text even though TEI allows to repeat
this element as often as needed. The inventory of strings denoting distributors
should be invariant, i.e. one name only per distributor.
The obligatory CTB text id is given as contents of an
element. Some dialects of TEI introduce an attribute id of the element
which is illegal according to strict TEI. Other types of text, project-,
or institution-internal identifications may be given in additional
elements whose type attributes indicate the specific type of id.
The text strings in (‘anonymous block’) 10 elements given under
for both restricted (attribute status is set to “restricted”)
and free (attribute status is set to “free”) give availability information for
three fixed user categories: academic users, non-commercial users, and all
types of users.
Academic users are defined as users who are affiliated with the DK-
CLARIN consortium.
Non-commercial users are academic users not affiliated with the DK-
CLARIN consortium, users from educational or governmental institutions.
All users are any type of users including commercial users.
The DK-CLARIN license committee has finally, i.e. at the end of the project,
concluded that the types of licenses should be employed: public, academic
and restricted and that licenses are to be managed outside text headers.
However, WP 2.1 will stick to the categories and values described above.
9 In DK-CLARIN this will typically be a member of the DK-CLARIN consortium.
10 This type of elements is preferred to the alternative which is semantically misleading
– these are no paragraphs but blocks of information.