




James, I would just like to echo John B's suggestion that we write magCIF in DDL1. magCIF will be used largely for inorganic materials rather than proteins and so fits more naturally into the same group as coreCIF which already contains some symmetry items transferred and converted from symCIF. David On 5/30/2014 10:08 AM, James Hester wrote:
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