[sw-l] New SWML area on the web planned...

[Antonio Carlos da Rocha Costa]

Or else, in Valerie's site :-)

All the best,

Antônio Carlos


Valerie Sutton wrote:

> SignWriting List
> October 13, 2004
>
> Stuart Thiessen wrote:
>
>> I am wondering if all the SWML dialect DTD's could be posted to the
>> SignWriting Software forum (or some other centralized location) so
>> that everyone has a chance to review the different dialects. When
>> someone is considering a SWML project, they can review the latest
>> DTD's from each dialect to see what fits them the best? That might
>> also keep the outside community aware of our standards in case someone
>> from the outside decides to start a project involving SignWriting.
>
>
>
> Dear SW List, and Stuart...
> Thank you for this excellent suggestion, Stuart. You are absolutely
> right. I just wrote to Antonio Carlos privately to ask permission to
> post the history of SWML on our web sites...Right now we have an area
> for SWML on the web:
>
> SWML
> http://www.SignWriting.org/forums/software/swml
>
> Which can be accessed from the Software Forum:
>
> Software Forum
> http://www.SignWriting.org/forums/software
>
> However, at the moment it is only the original article which Antonio
> Carlos wrote years ago...So Antonio Carlos said YES!...let's update that
> area...So I will be creating an SWML directory for different articles on
> different forms of SWML...
>
> Now you all know that I am not a programmer, and I do not personally
> understand any form of SWML! So as the web designer for that section, I
> will need a written description from the developers of the different
> forms of SWML, so I can properly post the information on the web for
> them...so this new SWML section will hopefully be updated in the future,
> on a regular basis...
>
> SWML developers please send me your SWML descriptions for me to post on
> the web, to my private email address - I look forward to receiving your
> descriptions! And I will keep you informed when the new SWML area is on
> the web...
>
> Thanks once again, Stuart, for your ongoing support and suggestions!
>
> Val ;-)
> Sutton at SignWriting.org
>
>

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Antônio Carlos da Rocha Costa
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