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\section{HTRC as Publisher}  During the course of work with scholars using the HTRC tools and services, services to create derivative non-consumptive data sets,  the Center has often taken on a set of the roles traditionally played by publishers to create derivative non-consumptive data sets. publishers.  These data sets are reviewed by members of the HTRC staff for compliance with non-consumptive use standards prior to release to the authors. As part of this work, the HTRC has offered as a service the capability to publish non-consumptive these non-consumptive,  compliant data sets using a DOI scheme \cite{f0bc9749-4326-4033-9114-0d7f98930bc4}. This publication offers scholars service enables  the ability to create creation of  new derivatives \cite{a65ef36d-ad87-4f6f-abcb-36f0b723bfb4} of this non-consumptive published non-consumptive,  compliant data set as well as sets. A second benefit of opening access to these data sets is  the ability to replicate current experiments that have been developed using the HTDL corpus and the HTRC tool set. From this standpoint the HTRC could be seen functions  as a publisher of non-consumptive compliant data sets in support of new models of research inquiry.It is this concept that will be further refined in this paper.