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Author: jeffreycwitt

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-# LombardPress Schema
 
-The LombardPress Schema is a narrow customization of the more general TEI specification. This customization allows us to document and encode the increasingly complex interaction of works, transcriptions, translations, and images that constitute the corpus of scholastic texts. For more, see [Lbp Schema](/schema/docs/index)
+# LombardPress-Components
 
-# LombardPress Web Publication Framework
+The [*LombardPress-Components* Library](https://components.lombardpress.org/) is a library of React Web Components underlying most other LombardPress Web Applications and data visualizations. Building and maintain this component library is the core mission of LombardPress. The component library is designed to modularize common data-presentations needs so that they can be used in isolation or in composition with other components or integrated into larger front-end web applications. For example, many of the applications listed below are (or will be) entirely composed from these individual components.
 
-The *LombardPress-Web*  is a web application designed to allow users to read and study digitally encoded texts, particularly those edited according to the LombardPress Schema and ingested in the [Scholastic Commentaries and Text Archive](http://scta.info). For more see [Lbp Web](/web)
+# The SCTA Reading Room
 
-# LombardPress Print
+The [*SCTA Reading Room*](https://scta.lombardpress.org) is single page web application composed from the LombardPress Web Components Library. In this Reading Room or "Workbench" users can explore SCTA data in a variety of ways: from simply reading the text, to comparing manuscripts, to exploring citation networks.
+
+# The LBP Reader
+
+[*LBP Reader*](https://reader.lombardpress.org) is static generated site (using the Next.js framework) to allow readers to read the SCTA corpus through minimalist interface design with a focus on distraction free reading. Because it is a static generated web page (html pages are pre-compiled) it is optimized for speed, search engine optimization, and minimal computing.
+
+# Ad Fontes
 
-*LombardPress Print* is a set of stylesheets, scripts, and workflows designed to allow for the easy typesetting of complexly encoded critical editions in LaTeX and ultimately the transformation of these texts into camera ready proofs. For more see [Lbp Print](/print)
+[*Ad fontes*](https://lombardpress.org/adfontes) is specialized application for exploring quotations through the scholastic corpus. 
 
-# Pellego
+# Paleographinator
 
-*Pellego* is a simple text viewer, designed to consume the SCTA simple presentation API. Pellego can function as a standalone app or easily embedded within in any website. View a demo here: [http://lombardpress.org/pellego/](https://github.com/lombardpress/pellego) or download/fork/clone on github at [https://github.com/lombardpress/pellego](https://github.com/lombardpress/pellego)
+The [Palegraphinator](https://lombardpress.org/paleographinator) is an experimental site designed to allow users to search for Latin words and view their various abbreviations in variety of manuscripts sorted by place and time. It's a demo of what's possible, but certainly still a work in progress.
 
-# Ad fontes
+# LombardPress Print
+
+[LombardPress Print](https://print.lombardpress.org/) is actually a web-service, not primarily intended for users to visit directly. Rather it is intended for other web applications to use in order to request on-demand PDF/Print renderings of SCTA data. A clear example of this is the [LombardPress PrintView Component](https://components.lombardpress.org/?path=/docs/components-printview--docs) which sends requests to the print service, listens for when the rendering is completed, and then makes the PDF rendering available for the user.
+
+# LombardPress Schema
 
-*Ad fontes* is specialized app for exploring quotation through the scholastic corpus. This application published at [http://lombardpress.org/adfontes/](http://lombardpress.org/adfontes/)
+For historical reasons, the operative SCTA standards for semantically marking textual data is currently referred to as "LombardPress Schema". (The reason for this stems from the fact that the LombardPress idea began before the creation of the SCTA and the strict separation of data publication from front-end data visualization.) So while referred to as the "LombardPress Schema", these standards are better seen as part of the suite of standards governed by the SCTA. To view these standards, please see the [SCTA Documentation Page](https://community.scta.info/pages/docs). We anticipate, that future versions of these standards will receive a new nomenclature that will help maintain this important conceptual clarification.
 
 # Contact
 

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-  The primary focus of LombardPress is to faciliate the publication,
+  The primary focus of LombardPress is to facilitate the publication,
   dissemination, and study of scholastic commentaries and texts.
   LombardPress applications and publications are designed to use and publish information
   made available via emerging scholarly standards and APIs.
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   ontology, RDF Database, and accompanying APIs,
   as well as the <a href="http://iiif.io">International Image Interoperability Framework</a> API.
   Because these applications are built to understand common standards,
-  LombardPress applications are designed to be resuable for any data set
-  that follows the same standards for data creation and dissimenation.
+  LombardPress applications are designed to be re-usable for any data set
+  that follows the same standards for data creation and dissemination.
   <a href="/applications-publications/">See the growing list of LombardPress applications.</p>
 
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posts/index.html

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   <p>Note:
-    In order to maintiain this site as the <em>official</em> organizational page of LombardPress,
+    In order to maintain this site as the <em>official</em> organizational page of LombardPress,
     personal blogs posts, experimental ideas, or other musings have been moved to my personal site.
 
     Any subsequent posts here will be only limited to official LombardPress announcements
-    and news (such as software release announcments, etc.)
+    and news (such as software release announcements, etc.)
 
     Links to existing posts that have been transitioned will remain available here, but marked as depreciated.
     For convenience a link to the same post at jeffreycwitt.com