Nils Meyer
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg
nils.meyer@la-bw.de
The issue relates to
[ ] EAC-CPF schema issue
[ ] EAC-CPF Tag Library issue
[ ] EAD schema issue
[x] EAD Tag Library issue
[ ] Schema issue
[ ] Tag Library issue
[ ] Suggestions for all schemas
[ ] Suggestions for all Tag Libraries
[ ] Other
Wanted change/feature
Text: The <rightsDeclaration> element usually describes the rights statement for the entire EAD file. However, it may be possible that different rights apply only to certain metadata elements contained in the file. For example:
In general, all metadata in an EAD file is licensed with the CC0 license. The <biogHist> element of a collection
and/or individual components however represents comprehensive research by some historian about the creators
of the material. This research is again copyrighted and has to be tagged with a different rights statement.
Suggested Solution
Text: According to the schema, it would be possible to insert multiple <rightsDeclaration> elements
and link these via the @target attribute to the corresponding metadata elements. If this is the envisaged solution, it
would be helpful to include an example and an explanation in the tag library.
Context
Text: The requirement is found for example in the broader context of the German Digital Library (Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek). Certain data provides need to tag descriptive elements with individual rights statements.
Creator of issue
Nils Meyer Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg nils.meyer@la-bw.de
The issue relates to
Wanted change/feature
<rightsDeclaration>
element usually describes the rights statement for the entire EAD file. However, it may be possible that different rights apply only to certain metadata elements contained in the file. For example: In general, all metadata in an EAD file is licensed with the CC0 license. The<biogHist>
element of a collection and/or individual components however represents comprehensive research by some historian about the creators of the material. This research is again copyrighted and has to be tagged with a different rights statement.Suggested Solution
<rightsDeclaration>
elements and link these via the @target attribute to the corresponding metadata elements. If this is the envisaged solution, it would be helpful to include an example and an explanation in the tag library.Context