If we couldn’t find any Creative Commons licensed material, can we translated from the English dataset? I mean, we could also use this dataset for machine translation later on, There are many datasets, but none of them seems to fit the required, most of them are under the MIT license.

[image] Codigo_Logo_Programacao_e_Inteligencia_Artificial: If we couldn’t find any Creative Commons licensed material In our country, 1) the government press release is all public domain. and 2) we also asking community people to donate their article with CC0 licenses. These are the main reso…

The sentence collection tool how to now has some guidance on where to find public domain material: https://common-voice.github.io/sentence-collector/#/how-to

About those hints, 1) Anyone knows any documentation in how to get from common crawl, only cc0 materials? I was looking into the site, but there is many content, and i would like some help to getting started faster. 2) I was thinking if the content (the subtitles) from ‘opensubtitles’ may not be …

Here’s a snippet on how we got CC-0 text for Kyrgyz. Full article TL;DR - We asked a news publication to donate their text. ‘’’ Currently, all Kyrgyz text sentences used for this project come from the well-known Kyrgyz language news source Kloop.kg . The founder of Kloop.kg, Bektour Iskender - a p…

A good way I found is to use the fact that corporations like facebook, google etc must now allow you to obtain a copy of your own data because of GDPR. This allows you to download all your chat logs and such, which you can easily extract all your messages, review them and then share them with Common…

Hi all, I understand the requirement for CC0 so that no licensing restrictions may limit future outcomes of the DeepSpeech models. I do wonder though if this isn’t unncessarily holding back more rapid progress of this great project. FB’s LASER project has just reached a major milestone for rapidly …

[image] tinok: I’d love to understand better what the hard arguments are for excluding CC-BY given such great resources. We are going to have a Common Voice meeting next week where we want to outline some strategy for 2019. My understanding is that, at the time, cc-0 license was selected bec…

@nukeador Have you decide the meeting time? Im really interested in this especially for Arabic. as @tinok said about Arabic and having No CC0 but many CC-BY. my question is we have many many old Arabic proverbs (without knowing the Source) , can I use them ? - I will use The Arabic MSA-

[image] ruba.awayes: @nukeador Have you decide the meeting time? Im really interested in this especially for Arabic. The meeting is going to be an in-person 3 days meeting in the Berlin office, just to coordinate the staff teams.

oh sorry i thought it will be online :slight_smile: Thank you and we will wait the outcome, and hope to find a solution for not having CC0 . Thanks

Problems finding public domain sentences

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nukeador (Rubén Martín [❌ taking a break from Mozilla]) June 10, 2019, 1:40pm 27

For now we should we stick with public domain. The update I posted was about the “fair-use” of some large sources of text and the work we started doing with wikipedia

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