Editorial Procedures
The system that generates IntraText checks the text for several issues, according to a schema conceived to improve content quality and representation quality. In particular:
- lexical control: the system displays words not matching a reference vocabulary and creates a specific check list.
- footnote control: if the text has footnotes, the system verifies the correspondence between footnotes and references and creates a detailed report. This feature has been included as many IntraTexts have thousands of footnotes.
- multimedia element control (e.g. pictures): if the text has multimedia elements, the system checks whether each multimedia element file is available and generates a detailed report.
- references control: if a text links to other parts of the same text or links to other texts available in IntraText edition, the system checks the coordinates of each quotation (e.g.: "Mt I, 28"), listing them in a check list.
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