Guidelines
Currently, two practical guidelines are in development to support ongoing research and annotation efforts. The first focuses on the annotation of spoken language data, with particular attention to phenomena characteristic of spontaneous speech, such as disfluencies, interruptions, and prosodic features. The second guideline aims to facilitate the examination and analysis of wh-questions in SOV languages, providing a systematic framework for identifying syntactic patterns and cross-linguistic variation. Both documents are intended as evolving resources to aid researchers and annotators in their empirical and theoretical work.
