The <rs> element is allowed in the schema, but not discussed in the guidelines. My understanding is that one needs it for indexing references to a person or place that are not a proper noun. For example:
et aliquandiu postmodum in <rs type="place" ref="https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q5887169">eodem uico</rs> commoratus.
I might suggest requiring@type on <rs>, with the possible values geog, person, place, or org, if this would be useful for indexing, but perhaps it is unnecessary as long as the information can be derived from @ref or @xml:id.
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<rs>element is allowed in the schema, but not discussed in the guidelines. My understanding is that one needs it for indexing references to a person or place that are not a proper noun. For example:See http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONARS.
I might suggest requiring
@typeon<rs>, with the possible valuesgeog,person,place, ororg, if this would be useful for indexing, but perhaps it is unnecessary as long as the information can be derived from@refor@xml:id.