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  1. May 2020
    1. ny input Sumerian text

      Please think of the focus on Ur III administrative texts. Other genres and periods are very different and will likely require specialized strategies to tackle

    2. -ta most likely to be verbs

      -ta are most likely ablatives. That's why we use those particles to tag morphology. Checkout the morphology charts.

      For Ur III sumerian, what is most telling about the nature of the word is its placement in the text. Suffixes are rarely present as compared to other genres.

    1. Resources are more limited for languages which are not Sumerian.

      If the infrastructure is in place and well documented, others could be able to add rules in the future to refine the support for other languages

  2. cdli-gh.github.io cdli-gh.github.io
    1. 1.47M sentences

      Since one text is considered a sentence I'm not sure we can count that much. If you are counting lines, you would have to call them phrases to me more exact. But for purposes of translation we have been working as one Sumerian Ur III text = one sentence.

    1. Implementation of CKEditor

      If you could please document for others how to implement CKEditor, it would be really useful since I know I will need it for the news and pages, also maybe for highlights.

    2. Move old & archived articles to the new architecture.

      There might be a bit of HTML cleaning involved but you can actually discuss this with @Samarth since he did hit a similar problem with the news entries

    3. Display different types of CDLI articles to publictions.

      One index for each journal and a view page for each article type? I wish it was just a little more detailed...

    4. Article upload

      This encompases article add and edit, including other fields than just the file uploaded right? The admin index, add article page and edit article page?

  3. Feb 2017
  4. Oct 2016
  5. sohnyrin.github.io sohnyrin.github.io
    1. Bottéro 1997 La plus vieille religion en Mésopotamie 227-263; Forest 1999 Les pseudo-temples de la Diyala

      La lecture de bottéro sera bientôt disponible à télécharger sur Moodle !