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content-version-type Type of the Content Version Statement
This @content-version-type identifies the type of information contained in the <content-version> element.
Usage/Remarks
The BITS element <content-version> may contain a variety of content such as: a word or phrase from a controlled vocabulary,
for example, “proof”, “draft”, a version statement (“Second revised version”), a version number (“2-a”), or other version identifier. The @content-version-type attribute can be used to help explain and identify this information.
Best Practice
Because the <content-version> element is so loosely defined in BITS, the element should always be given either a @vocab attribute naming the controlled vocabulary from which the status term is taken or
an @content-version-type attribute naming the type or kind of status identifier given in the element content.
OPTIONAL on element: <content-version>
Value | Meaning |
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Text, numbers, or special characters | The type of version number or version status identifier that identifies this version of the document. |
Restriction | @content-version-type is an optional attribute; there is no default. |
Tagged Sample
A VOR and a version identifier
... <content-version-alternatives> <content-version content-version-type="version-of-record" vocab="mulberry-ontology" vocab-identifier= "https://www.mulberrytech.com/mulberry-ontology/" vocab-term="VoR" vocab-term-identifier= "https://www.mulberrytech.com/mulberry-ontology/ver-vor.pdf" >Mulberry Version of Record</content-version> <content-version content-version-type="legal-approve-desig" >M26-18-153#</content-version> </content-version-alternatives> ...