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Datasets release follow-ups: Zenodo DOI and one licensor confirmation #100
Two items left from the data-validation upgrade (#93–#98) and the first datasets release (datasets-v1.0.0). Both need a person; nothing in CI can do them.
Enable Zenodo for this repository (org owner). Sign in at zenodo.org with GitHub, open GitHub in the account menu, and switch this repository on. From then on every datasets-v* release is archived with a DOI, using the metadata in .zenodo.json. datasets-v1.0.0 was released before the switch, so after enabling, either re-publish it or wait for the next release to get the first DOI. Then add the DOI badge and the DOI to CITATION.cff.
Licensor wording in tr_altaysec_turkish_llm_injection/README.md (@3nesdeniz). The README says "Enes Deniz / AltaySec licenses the new annotations … under CC BY-SA 4.0". Following the repository's name-only attribution rule, promptinj: split AltayDuel cases into schema files; name-only adapter credit #91 changed the credit (adapted_by) to "Enes Deniz" but left this licensor sentence alone, because it states who grants the licence. If you license these annotations personally, reply here and it becomes "Enes Deniz licenses …". If AltaySec holds the rights, it stays as it is.
Two items left from the data-validation upgrade (#93–#98) and the first datasets release (datasets-v1.0.0). Both need a person; nothing in CI can do them.
datasets-v*release is archived with a DOI, using the metadata in.zenodo.json.datasets-v1.0.0was released before the switch, so after enabling, either re-publish it or wait for the next release to get the first DOI. Then add the DOI badge and the DOI toCITATION.cff.tr_altaysec_turkish_llm_injection/README.md(@3nesdeniz). The README says "Enes Deniz / AltaySec licenses the new annotations … under CC BY-SA 4.0". Following the repository's name-only attribution rule, promptinj: split AltayDuel cases into schema files; name-only adapter credit #91 changed the credit (adapted_by) to "Enes Deniz" but left this licensor sentence alone, because it states who grants the licence. If you license these annotations personally, reply here and it becomes "Enes Deniz licenses …". If AltaySec holds the rights, it stays as it is.