DIGITAL SCHOLARLY EDITING AND THE PUBLISHING PROCESS

Abstract

This article focuses on the publishing process of digital scholarly editions. Refined over the centuries, the publishing procedures for printed scholarly editions have become a wellestablished practice that is often taken for granted. Even though it may seem otherwise, their complexity rivals that of creating digital editions. However, the absence of standardized procedures, dedicated publisher support, and WYSIWYG tools designed specifically for digital scholarly editions makes the process both arduous and time-consuming. Using the example of digital editions developed at the Faculty of Polish Studies of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, the article explores potential solutions to these challenges, both project-specific and universally applicable.