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FAQ: Why Can't I Edit Certain Fields on my Published Dataset?
Fields that make up the terms of use of your dataset cannot be edited after publishing.
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FAQ: How can I remove published datasets from MDC?
In your datasheet settings, there is a button to make your dataset private.
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FAQ: How long does it take to publish my dataset on MDC?
We aim to review all dataset submissions within 7 days.
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FAQ: How can I contribute to Mozilla Data Collective?
Building with MDC datasets, uploading and sharing data, or joining our community are all ways to get involved.
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FAQ: Do I need to be part of an organization to upload a dataset to Mozilla Data Collective?
No, you do not need to be a part of an organization to upload a dataset to Mozilla Data Collective.
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FAQ: What does it mean to exclusively host my dataset on Mozilla Data Collective?
When you exclusively host your dataset on MDC, you choose to only make it available on our site.
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FAQ: What kind of datasets can I publish on Mozilla Data Collective?
Our priority is technology that is more multilingual, multicultural, and multi-modal.
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FAQ: What are the main points of the MDC Terms of Use?
When you use MDC to share or download datasets, you enter into an agreement directly with the data provider/consumer.
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FAQ: Why can’t I download old versions of Common Voice datasets?
We limit access to old versions of Common Voice to respect those speakers who have withdrawn their consent to be included in the dataset.
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FAQ: I've noticed an issue with a data listing - what do I do?
Depending on the nature of the issue, you can contact the dataset uploader, use the report dataset link, or contact us directly.
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FAQ: Why can't I re-host or share Common Voice datasets that I download from MDC?
By exclusively hosting Common Voice datasets on MDC, we are best able to govern and respect the wishes of contributors.
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FAQ: What is the MDC Public API?
The Mozilla Data Collective REST API provides a way for developers to access datasets from their own applications, using the programming language of their choice.