DCMI PROPOSAL SUBMISSION FORM

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Submitter name:
Submitter affiliation:
Submitter e-mail:
Date:

Type of proposal (delete as appropriate):

    1. Proposed changes to DCMI metadata terms 
    2. Proposals for DCMI Recommendations 
    3. Proposals for DCMI Recommended Resources 
    4. Proposals for Application Profiles as DCMI Recommended Resources 
    5. Proposals for DCMI Process Documents 

Title of proposal:

Proposal: (please provide a working link to the proposal or attach a file 
with the text to your message). 
DCMI will accept proposals in plain text, HTML or PDF. 

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Please send this form by e-mail to info (at) dublincore (dot) org, with 
subject line: "DCMI Proposal Submission" followed by the title of the 
proposal.

If you have any queries or want to submit in any other format, please send 
a message to the same address for further assistance.

For a description of the Procedure for approval of proposals by DCMI, see:
http://dublincore.org/documents/approval/.

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A DSP contains the formal syntactic constraints only, and will need to be combined with human-readable information, usage guidelines, version management, etc. in order to be used as an application profile. However, the design of the DSP information model is intended to facilitate the merging of DSP information and external information of the above kinds, for example by tools generating human-readable documentation for a Dublin Core Application Profile.