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TextRef is simple but effective distributed catalog system designed to collate data on online editions of pre-modern Chinese texts available within many different systems. Data is published online elsewhere in a standard format, then aggregated into the online system for cross-catalog search, allowing many different groups to maintain parts of the data without prior coordination. | TextRef is simple but effective distributed catalog system designed to collate data on online editions of pre-modern Chinese texts available within many different systems. Data is published online elsewhere in a standard format, then aggregated into the online system for cross-catalog search, allowing many different groups to maintain parts of the data without prior coordination. | ||
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TextRef is simple but effective distributed catalog system designed to collate data on online editions of pre-modern Chinese texts available within many different systems. Data is published online elsewhere in a standard format, then aggregated into the online system for cross-catalog search, allowing many different groups to maintain parts of the data without prior coordination.
The system currently automatically ingests data from online systems including CBETA, the Chinese Text Project, and Kanripo.
