This suggestion was originally raised in 2005, and closed because the discussion stalled: http://purl.org/tei/fr/1173968. The idea came up again on the Council list here:
I think there are strong arguments for the use of @resp in a wide range of different contexts. As Gaby says, " I can't imagine any element that I would not want to be able to say either who is responsible for the decisions it represents, or from what publication the information so tagged comes."
This suggestion was originally raised in 2005, and closed because the discussion stalled: http://purl.org/tei/fr/1173968. The idea came up again on the Council list here:
http://lists.village.virginia.edu/pipermail/tei-council/2013/017238.html
I think there are strong arguments for the use of
@resp
in a wide range of different contexts. As Gaby says, " I can't imagine any element that I would not want to be able to say either who is responsible for the decisions it represents, or from what publication the information so tagged comes."Original comment by: @martindholmes