Transcription resource - Letter forms - make an edition page?

[ps2270]

Possible to make an Edition page of Letter forms in Ms. Fr. 640:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nghSQw5CzTP-UFiO97dCY9LUsaELazVD3Rrre3ERerQ/edit

the Principles of transcription could link out to it.

[njr2128]

@tcatapano - we should look into making a .md version of the current googledoc, BnF Letterforms. It may be tricky because of all the small, cropped images and the way they are aligned.

Perhaps a good project for @Pantagrueliste to create a clearer, cleaner version of this in .md? I think even the addition of a table with one column of the typed letter(s) and another for all variations in the manuscript would help things

[ps2270]

Decided for MVP: point to the M&K website. Then try to create a durable resource for later releases.

[njr2128]

create static version such as a pdf or image and link

[njr2128]

Using pandoc, I created a markdown version of the letterforms doc, uploading the images to our "asset-server" s3 bucket to serve the images (I also checked the permissions of that bucket for public access).

@tcatapano, can you take a look at this doc to confirm it looks okay to you?
@ps2270, where would you like to add/link this page? Just Principles?

[ps2270]

In two places:

1. Here: https://edition640.makingandknowing.org/content/resources/principles
   Add as follows:
   The transcription of Ms. Fr. 640 was carried out by graduate students and Making and Knowing team members in Paleography and Text Workshops held by the Making and Knowing Project from 2014 to 2018. It was then checked and refined by the Paleography Lead Marc Smith and Senior Team members, Clément Godbarge, Naomi Rosenkranz, Pamela Smith, Tillmann Taape, and Tianna Uchacz. ADD: Workshop participants were aided in transcription by Marc Smith's compilation of a set of all letter forms in Ms. Fr. 640. [link the document on the phrase "letter forms"]

2. Here: https://edition640.makingandknowing.org/content/about
   Add as follows
   On the transcription, translation, and encoding of the manuscript, see:

Principles of Transcription
[INDENT one level further] Letter Forms [linked to document]
Principles of Translation
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