Changes highlighted in red. Also, we might need to rearrange these section to follow the order specified in the OASIS template ... TC Name: Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Technical Committee (TC) Statement of Purpose: DITA is an XML-based standard for modular and extensible topic-based information. It enables content creators to separate content into semantically rich, reusable components that reflect the core purpose of the content they contain. DITA provides a model for defining and processing new components as specializations of existing ones, thus enabling interoperability of DITA-based content. The purpose of the DITA TC is to: Define and maintain the DITA standard Promote the use of the DITA standard Deliverables: The DITA TC produces the following deliverables and more: DITA specifications and associated grammar files Committee notes that contain non-normative content (tutorials, best practices, migration information, etc.) Webinar and conference presentations In addition, the DITA TC sponsors several Open OASIS GitHub repositories through which non-OASIS members can participate in DITA-related work. Scope of work: The DITA TC does not produce a reference implementation or rate compliance of DITA products. Audience: The following are the primary audiences for the work of the DITA TC: Developers of DITA-supporting applications Content engineers and XML specialists Information architects and information developers IPR Mode: RF on Limited Terms Mode of the OASIS IPR Policy Language: English -- Best, Kris Kristen James Eberlein Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee OASIS Distinguished Contributor Principal consultant, Eberlein Consulting LLC
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