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The @audience attribute in EAD is used to mark elements for/not for publication. Generally, @audience="internal" marks elements that should not be published, and any other value (or no @audience at all) marks elements that should be processed normally. Arclight currently doesn't respect this element, so metadata flagged for non-publication still gets indexed and rendered.
There is a finicky case where elements with no/positive @audience attributes can have ancestors with @audience="internal":
<c @audience="internal">
<did>
<unittitle>Top Secret Ancestor Component</unittitle>
</did>
<c>
<did>
<unittitle>Child Component - Should This Be Indexed/Rendered?</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
</c>
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The
@audience
attribute in EAD is used to mark elements for/not for publication. Generally,@audience="internal"
marks elements that should not be published, and any other value (or no@audience
at all) marks elements that should be processed normally. Arclight currently doesn't respect this element, so metadata flagged for non-publication still gets indexed and rendered.There is a finicky case where elements with no/positive
@audience
attributes can have ancestors with@audience="internal"
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: