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 | **Annotation tool**     | [INCEpTION](https://inception-project.github.io/) |
 | **Original format and tagging scheme** |`.tsv, IOB` |
 | **Annotations**          | NERC, EL (towards Wikidata) |
-| **Version (used in HIPE-2022)**   | `v0.2` |
+| **Version (used in HIPE-2022)**   | `v0.3` |
 | **Related publication**               | – |
 | **License** | [![License: CC BY 4.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-CC_BY_4.0-lightgrey.svg)](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) |
 
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 ### Related resources
 
-**Hucitlib Knowledge Base.** Commentators make abundant use of very concise abbreviations when referring e.g. to ancient authors (`pers.author`) and their works (`work.primlit`). Such abbreviations constitute a substantial challenge, especially for entity linking. An external resource that can be used in this respect is the [`hucitlib` knowledge base](https://hucitlib.readthedocs.io/) which is partially linked to Wikidata and provides abbreviations and variant names/titles for classical authors and their works.
+**Hucitlib Knowledge Base.** Commentators make abundant use of very concise abbreviations when referring e.g. to ancient authors (`pers.author`) and their works (`work.primlit`). Such abbreviations constitute a substantial challenge, especially for entity linking. An external resource that can be used in this respect is the [`hucitlib` knowledge base](https://hucitlib.readthedocs.io/) which is partially linked to Wikidata and provides abbreviations and variant names/titles for classical authors and their works.