Then again: I have not looked into the OSIS specification to see how flexible it is so it is hard to compare. But you seem to have dropped down to an absoluut minimum which is only fitted for canonical bibles and nothing beyond that.For the record, OSIS is extremely flexible. There's no notion of a "canon" shared between different documents. One document might contain the 66-book Protestant Bible, another the 73-book Catholic Bible, others might contain the Hebrew Bible, the Orthodox Bible, etc. And it's certainly not limited to just Bibles either. It can easily be used for dictionaries, commentaries, volumes like Josephus, catechisms, etc.
The method of interchange for Bible books uses a set of defined book abbreviations, which we have for almost all books that any Christian group considers canonical. Beyond that, we basically instruct people to use whatever SBL recommends in their Handbook of Style. Beyond that, you're on your own.
--Chris
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