What are dataset moderators?
A Dataset Moderator is a person who owns or manages an organisation’s Datasets.
What is a Dataset Moderator?
A Dataset Moderator is a person who owns or manages an Organisation’s Datasets.
You are a Dataset Moderator if you:
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Created the Dataset, or
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Have been given full access to a Dataset by another moderator
Dataset Moderators can also share their Datasets with others, granting them moderator access to help manage data, contributors, and permissions.
For more information on sharing Datasets with organisations or individuals, refer to this article.
What can Dataset Moderators do?
Dataset Moderators have full control over the structure, access, and data within a Dataset. This includes the ability to:
Dataset management
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Create Datasets
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Give Dataset access to organisations and members
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Update Dataset access for organisations and members
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Remove Dataset access for organisations and members
Dataset Templates
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Create Dataset Templates within a Dataset
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Duplicate Dataset Templates
Tables and data structure
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Create Dataset Template Tables
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Duplicate Dataset Template Tables within a Dataset Template
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Move Dataset Template Tables between Dataset Templates
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Modify the raw data of a Dataset Template Table
Contributors and access
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Add Contributors to Dataset Templates
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Update Contributors for Dataset Templates
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Remove Contributors from Dataset Templates
Communication and configuration
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Configure email notifications for Dataset Template Contributors at:
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Dataset level
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Dataset Template level
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Why this role matters
Dataset Moderators play a key role in maintaining data quality, access control, and consistency across contributors. By managing structure and permissions carefully, they help ensure data can be collected safely, aggregated reliably, and used with confidence.