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udata
Customizable and skinnable social platform dedicated to (open) data.
The full documentation is hosted on Read the Docs.
udata is maintained by data.gouv.fr, the French public agency in charge of Open Data. data.gouv.fr is responsible for publishing udata's roadmap and for building consensus around it.
It is collectively taken care of by members of the Open Data Team.
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