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Webel Parsing Analysis: Requirements for the Parsing Analysis Container (a.k.a. Snippet)

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Webel Parsing Analysis: A Parsing Analysis Container MUST NOT be able to own the Elements it elicits
Webel Parsing Analysis: The symbol of a Parsing Analysis Container MUST be usable on every possible diagram type
Webel Parsing Analysis: The symbol for a Parsing Analysis Container MUST be text-friendly and evocative of quoting a domain source text extract
Webel Parsing Analysis: The symbol for the relationship between a Parsing Analysis Container and elicited model elements SHOULD be a dashed line (like the anchor/handle line used with a UML Comment)
Webel Parsing Analysis: It MUST be possible to collect elicited members of a Parsing Analysis Container graphically in diagrams using relationship-like path drawing (not just via a specification dialog or other indirect modelling means)
Webel Parsing Analysis: It SHOULD be possible to relate one Parsing Analysis Container to another and stereotype that relationship as an RDF/OWL-like semantic triple
Webel Parsing Analysis: The symbol for a Parsing Analysis Container MUST be able to OPTIONALLY display a list of names of elicited model elements (a.k.a. members)
Webel Parsing Analysis: The symbol for a Parsing Analysis Container MUST be able to indicate the unique domain source document from which its analysed text extract was quoted.
Webel Parsing Analysis: A Parsing Analysis Container MAY own other child Parsing Analysis Containers
Webel Parsing Analysis: A Parsing Analysis Container MAY collect any other Element type as a member EXCEPT for another Parsing Analysis Container