In the edition at https://github.com/adunning/walter-of-mileto, I have brought together two texts with completely different authors, manuscript traditions, and indeed editorial methods under one introduction. Something similar might happen with an edition of a miscellany, combining many different texts with different authorship; or a compilation transmitted through several manuscripts. I do not believe that the guidelines address how to do this properly. (This is partially related to #44.)
I'd suggest for the Walter example I provide above that it would be easiest if one could provide separate files for the introduction and each text (reflecting, in this case, three separate sources).
In the edition at https://github.com/adunning/walter-of-mileto, I have brought together two texts with completely different authors, manuscript traditions, and indeed editorial methods under one introduction. Something similar might happen with an edition of a miscellany, combining many different texts with different authorship; or a compilation transmitted through several manuscripts. I do not believe that the guidelines address how to do this properly. (This is partially related to #44.)
I'd suggest for the Walter example I provide above that it would be easiest if one could provide separate files for the introduction and each text (reflecting, in this case, three separate sources).