Educational guidance
The guides describe practical project questions and review approaches. They cannot determine whether a particular source is suitable or permitted for an individual use. Specifications and responsible review should address the actual material and project.
Sourcing descriptions
Examples and category descriptions illustrate what to discuss. They do not reserve stock, assert that a collection is available, or promise volumes, prices, performance, samples, or delivery times.
Project-specific arrangements
A dataset project needs agreement on selected material, permitted uses, handling, preparation, acceptance, pricing, and delivery. Those arrangements are established separately with the responsible parties.
Questions or corrections
Email jaeden@fiund.com with the page address and the point you want to clarify. For a sourcing inquiry, include the intended model task and the source characteristics needed.
Include in your inquiry
- Document types or table schemas
- Languages, regions, and date coverage
- Volume by category
- Ground truth and sensitive-data requirements
- Intended use and licensing scope