Here's the full metadata for what I grabbed: https://gist.github.com/maxogden/d1e3f14bb9253ef9638a40826b000f08 … Now you can compare what I have w/ what IA and National Archives has
Today Trump removed all open data (9GB) from the White House https://open.whitehouse.gov/browse but I grabbed it all Jan 20! Will distribute soonpic.twitter.com/5W1GXagYPS
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@denormalize /RAWR you roxx your Meowness#Kudos ( and thank you )
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On Jan 20th some files were already 404'ing. I wanted to know if they were available so I emailed the support email I gotpic.twitter.com/tRIkLDDl9b
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Yes http://max.gov/ exists and yes my name is Max. :D Here's their response. If you have a copy let me know!pic.twitter.com/z2r0RXw8fo
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| Did they ever reply to you last email?
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TIL EOP uses Socrata, Data dot gov uses CKAN, National Archives uses DKAN. Metadata across 3 systems for *same datasets* does not match!
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does it need to?
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it'd help in verifying synchronicity between data sets in each system. Also possible structure issues if it's XML.
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I would be much more concerned if the underlying data was different. Describing things differently can be useful.
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Post the dat:// link, just got
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dat://6fa91405f280c30cedd461dfcd3b4fffffb27759e26f8135b7cbdfe08870ccb2 :D hope it works!
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did it work ? :D
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yeah that may be a bit much for me right now
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It loads, yeah! Thanks.
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Was wondering if this data has been reposted yet? (Apologies if I've overlooked it.)
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ya sorry it's at http://datproject.org
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This tweet just keeps getting RTed. :)
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hahaha yea its weird
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-- How different is it from the archived data sets at https://open.obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/search/type/dataset … - I'm still trying to work that out
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i think 3 diff methods were used. mine straight from underlying metadata. NA was from an apparent dkan mirror. ia = wayback
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could be. When I quickly looked at the data, it seemed like there's a lot of different data sets under each data set.
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