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Historical Review

The current thinking about a next-generation architecture (what came to be known as DSpace+2.0) was articulated in Rob Tansley's presentation to the user group meeting in March 2004. In it he identified three 'areas for improvement', which were 'modularity', 'internationalization' and 'preservation'. Very roughly, each of these triggered a redesign proposal of the current architectural stack. From the 'top' of the stack:

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