{% extends "page.html" %}
{# To automatically add certain strings to translations and to
test the translation easily, use this file #}
{% block primary_content %}
{# maintenance break #}
{{ _('There is a maintenance break in service') }}
{{ _('You can not add or edit data during maintenance break') }}
{# harvested datasets #}
{{ _('Original metadata record') }}
{{ _('Event automatically created at import.') }}
{# error summary #}
{{ _('Tag string') }}
{{ _('Availability') }}
{{ _('Agent') }}
{{ _('Event') }}
{{ _('Geographic coverage') }}
{{ _('Title + language') }}
{# search page #}
{{ _('Discipline') }}
{{ _('All fields') }}
{# overwriting CKAN spelling error #}
{{ _('Start typing…') }}
{# View dataset #}
{{ _('Data identifier') }}
{{ _('Version identifier') }}
{{ _('Metadata identifier') }}
{# Error message for missing organization #}
{{ _('Owner org') }}
{# Translated in 2.2 #}
{% trans %}
Organizations act like publishing departments for datasets (for example, the Department of Health). This means that datasets can be published by and belong to a department instead of an individual user.
Within organizations, admins can assign roles and authorisation its members, giving individual users the right to publish datasets from that particular organisation (e.g. Office of National Statistics).
{% endtrans %} {% endblock %}