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I had responded to Stuart privately, thanking him for the additional information and clarification that he provided. One question remains. Stuart says: > ... in > May of last year, the Usage Board approved a proposal for a > 16th (domain > specific) element named "audience" and issued a DCMI > recommendation. At the > same time, it issued a DCMI recommendation for a (domain > specific) qualifier > for the "audience" element named "mediator" as well as a > (domain specific) > "conformsTo" qualifier for the "relation" element. I am providing, below, the list of DCMI Recommendations taken from the DCMI Web site (http://purl.org/dc), and I am wondering to which of the following DCMI Recommendations Stuart refers, above. 2001-10-26: Powell, Andy. Harry Wagner. Namespace Policy for the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) 2001-04-12: Hillmann, Diane I. Using Dublin Core 2000-07-28: Cox, Simon. DCMI Box Encoding Scheme: Specification of the spatial limits of a place, and methods for encoding this in a text string. 2000-07-28: Cox, Simon. Renato Iannella. DCMI DCSV: A syntax for writing a list of labelled values in a text string. 2000-07-28: Cox, Simon. DCMI Period Encoding Scheme: Specification of the limits of a time interval, and methods for encoding this in a text string. 2000-07-28: Cox, Simon. DCMI Point Encoding Scheme: A point location in space, and methods for encoding this in a text string. 2000-07-11: Dublin Core Qualifiers. 2000-07-11: DCMI Type Vocabulary. 1999-12-16: Kunze, John. Encoding Dublin Core in HTML (Also referred to as IETF RFC 2731) 1999-07-02: Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1. 1998-09: Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.0. (Also available as IETF RFC 2413) *** --Erik Erik Jul [log in to unmask] >