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<title>A Princess of Mars</title>
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0.10 :: Initial Conversion
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0.50 :: Initial Spellcheck
0.60 :: M-dashes and Hyphens and Ellipses
0.70 :: Italics, Bold, and Pre-Formatted Text
0.80 :: Reading Proof
0.90 :: Checked Against Canonical Source
1.00 :: Final Version -- Optimal
1.++ :: Minor Error Corrections
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<meta name="filecreationdate" content="2004/05/20" />
<meta name="fileversion" content="0.80" />
<meta name="filerevisiondate" content="2009/05/18" />
<meta name="filesource" content="University of Virginia Electronic Text Center" />
<meta name="filescanner" content="Judy Boss" />
<meta name="fileproofer" content="Kelly Tetterton" />
<meta name="fileproofer" content="Peter-John Byrnes" />
<meta name="fileproofer" content="Found Text (foundtext@gmail.com)" />
<meta name="filecomment" content="This file has been proofed by reading, but not checked against a paper source. Wikipedia has a nice article about this title. FOUND TEXT RAWX!!1!" />
<meta name="title" content="A Princess of Mars" />
<meta name="subtitle" content="Barsoom #01" />
<meta name="series" content="Barsoom" />
<meta name="seriesnumber" content="01" />
<meta name="author" content="Edgar|Rice|Burroughs|" />
<meta name="illustrator" content="Frank|E.|Schoonover" />
<meta name="editor" content="Newell|Metcalf" />
<meta name="genre" content="Science Fiction::General" />
<meta name="isbn" content="" />
<meta name="language" content="en" />
<meta name="description" content="" />
<meta name="keywords" content="Mars, classics, swords, planetary romance" />
<meta name="publisher" content="Found Text" />
<meta name="publicationdate" content="2010/07/08" />
<meta name="publicationcity" content="Honolulu" />
<meta name="publicationcity" content="Bangkok" />
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APrincessOfMars.html :: main document, this file
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Changes!
Renamed DOCUMENT HISTORY to FILE HISTORY for consistency.
keywords: added as "keywords" in the book-itself-info section. I imagine it would be useful for search, assuming it doesn't repeat things in the other tags.
comments: added as "filecomments". I guess there could be something important to know. Or folks could use it to brag.
identifier: staying with "fileid" -- which should be a reasonable attempt at a unique ID.
editor: added, using same format as "author" and "illustrator", so multiple editors are possible.
subject: staying with simply "genre", at least for now.
date: switched all to yyyy/mm/dd.
And there was much rejoicing!
rights: Added it, as "copyrightlicense": I can see where it might be useful. "Open Source", "Public Domain", "Creative Commons", "CopyLeft" -- What do you put for something under copyright? "Closed" or "Private" or "Commercial"? Is there any other license?
If you think of anything else let me know. I'm still looking for a good idea about email addresses that doesn't "pollute" the name entries. How about a single "contact" entry?
Anyone want my assembled list of genres?
m a r