The interaction with Dickinson's poems on this site was very interesting. They are organized into different categories and has a nice interface when viewing each poem.
above the <div2> element describes the type of handwriting that was used and the ink.
This database focused less on the original poem, but more focuses on the different variants of the poem. The different values in the wit attribute show there are multiple versions of the same Emily Dickinson source depending on the variants.
The interaction with Dickinson's poems on this site was very interesting. They are organized into different categories and has a nice interface when viewing each poem.
<del rend="strike-out" status="unremarkable">best </del>In this example, they used the rend attribute inside the del element to describe the strike made through the word in the original drafted poem.
<div2 type="poem" xml:id="a516.txt.1" rend="intermediate-copy draft">above the
<div2>element describes the type of handwriting that was used and the ink.This database focused less on the original poem, but more focuses on the different variants of the poem. The different values in the wit attribute show there are multiple versions of the same Emily Dickinson source depending on the variants.