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@---+++ AbcdConcept0072

---+++++ Identifier

<verbatim>DataSets/DataSet/Metadata/Owners/Owner/Addresses/Address</verbatim>



---+++++ Group

Agent

---+++++ Subgroup


---+++++ Full Name

Collection owner's address

---+++++ Documentation

A string representing the address of the data collection owner.

---+++++ Content

A string representing the address of the data collection owner (person or organisation). The attribute @@preferred is used to indicate the preferred postal address.

---++++ Recommended or Prescribed Values


---+++++ Example Value


---+++++ Example Explanation


---+++++ Reviewer
Berendsohn 29 May 2005

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A string representing the address of the data collection owner (person or organisation). 

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I was not sure whether to include the line about the PreferredFlag attribute if there is a separate concept page for it anyway.

No harm to be a little over-explicit here. However, I think the name is just "preferred", isn't it? 
I suggest we generally refer to attributes with the AT in front (@@preferred). In fact, Attributes and Elements should be linked by hyperlinks to their respective page, but this is laborious and should be done later, if at all. 
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The data collection owner's contact address as a string.
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$$Yael$$ No harm to be a little over-explicit here. However, I think the name is just "preferred", isn't it? 
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$$Walter$$ I was not sure whether to include the line about the PreferredFlag attribute if there is a separate concept page for it anyway.
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