Content Models
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None. uDoc suggests what is appropriate, but you are
free to do what you want.
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XSD schemas, fairly permissive.
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DTDs and schemas, very restrictive. Added restrictions
that are unenforceable by machine validation are given in the spec.
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DTDs, less restrictive than DITAs.
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Maps
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Maps describe the overall content and specify added
resources for the project,
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Guide topics are like maps, but have two-way linkage.
If a topic links to a guide, a reference to it appears in the guide automatically.
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Maps work much as in uDoc, but do not permit some content
that uDoc allows.
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The top-level document serves as the map, with subparts
represented as entities.
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Topics
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Topics can have whatever is best for your own use case.
You can create elements at will to capture whateversemantics you need.
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Topics are categorized based on Information Mapping
principles. The general “topic” type is discouraged in favor
of specialized and restricted types like “concept”, “task”,
and “reference”.
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Not topic oriented.
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