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The att.cat class description refers to "a repository called ISOCat at http://www.isocat.org/", but the URL redirects to an information page where we can read the following:
Change of address
The Data Category Repository (DCR) or “DatCatInfo” is a public resource of linguistic data categories, originally initiated by ISO/TC 37/SC 3 and known as ISOCat at that time.
As of 2017-09-08, DatCatInfo and its maintenance are transferred to the Language Terminology/Translation and Acquisition Consortium (LTAC) and its affiliate Terminology for Large Organizations (TerminOrgs).
I'm not sure, I think I must have missed this ticket. I've modified the att.datcat spec and it got merged today, and I think I have handled ISOCat links.
Unfortunately, there is a side issue caused by an upstream (debian) messup that prevents the TEI documentation from getting generated. So I am not able to point from here to a nice set of documentation that shows that this issue can be closed. But I think the day is going to come, eventually. Well, with the new TEI release at the latest.
The att.cat class description refers to "a repository called ISOCat at http://www.isocat.org/", but the URL redirects to an information page where we can read the following:
The link in the note
ends with 404 error (not found).
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