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					There are multiple sections to the form, and some fields are required

					(denoted by an asterisk * or in a tooltip), while others are optional.

				<h4><a name="BasicInformation">Basic Information</a></h4>

					*Data Set Title:

					A descriptive title of the data set. The title should

					provide enough information for someone casually scanning a list of data

					sets to know whether the data are relevant to them. This implies that the

					data context should be indicated in the title without making the title be

					too long. In general, the title should indicate what kind of data were

					collected and the spatial, taxonomic, and temporal extents the data set

					covers.

					Funding: Add the award number from the funding agency. Type in

					a keyword to look up award numbers. Multiple award numbers can be separated by commas.

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				<h4><a name="DataSetOriginator">People and Organizations</a></h4> 

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					Add one or more people, organizations, or position names

					associated with the dataset. At least one entry with a Creator role is

					required, and creators will be listed in the dataset citation. The person

					responsible for developing the data set. Other roles include, for example,

					the principal investigator in a collaborative project, the first author of

					the main publication using the data set, etc. The organization name, e-mail,

					online link, phone, fax, and address information are optional.

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					Use the Add Person or Organization button to add entries to

					the list. Use the Edit icon (pencil) to change an entry. Use the Update

					Person or Organization button to update the entry, or Add Person or

					Organization to duplicate a changed entry. If you have entered several

					associated parties and want to change the order in which they appear, use

					the up and down arrows.

				<p>*First Name: The given name(s) of the person.</p>

				<p>*Last Name: The last name (surname) of the person.</p>

				<p>Organization Name: The name of the organization from which

				the data set originated, if any</p>

				<p>Position Name: A named position in an organization from which

				the data set originated, if any.</p>

				<p>E-Mail: The e-mail address by which the person or organization can be contacted.</p>

				<p>Phone: The phone number of the person or organization, including the area code (999-999-9999).</p>

				<p>FAX: The fax number of the person or organization, including the area code (999-999-9999).</p>

				<p>Street Information: A comma-separated list of street number, street, unit,

				<p>City: The city name of the person or organization's

				address.</p>

				<p>U.S. State or Territory: Select a U.S. state or territory

				from the drop-down menu for the principal data set owner's address. If the

				address is not in the United States, used the "Other State/Province" field

				below. For a shortcut, press the first letter of the state on your keyboard

				(e.g., M-key to skip to Maine).</p>

				<p>Other State/Province: A non-U.S. state or a province for the

				person or organization's address.</p>

				<p>Postal Code: The postal code or ZIP code for the person or organization's address.</p>

				<p>Country: The country for the person or organization's

				address.</p>

					*Usage Rights:

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						Choose either the:

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								<a href="https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/">

									Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication (CC-0)

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								<a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/">

									Creative Commons Attribution License(CC-BY)

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						Choosing CC-0, you waive your interest in your work and place the

						work as completely as possible in the public domain so others may freely

						use the work without restriction under copyright or database law.

						Attribution for your work is still expected according to norms in your

						research field. Choosing CC-BY licenses your work, and you let others

						copy, distribute, display, and perform your copyrighted work, and

						derivative works based upon it, but only if they give you appropriate

						credit. For more information on choosing, see the

						<a href="https://blog.datadryad.org/2011/10/05/why-does-dryad-use-cc0/">Dryad discussion</a> 

						and the 

						<a href="http://www.bitlaw.com/copyright/unprotected.html">Bitlaw commentary</a>.

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						Specify the usage rights that apply to the data set (e.g., no restrictions, 

						obtain permission from data set owner(s), cite the data set in publications, etc.). 

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