Free Thesis & AI Dataset Publishing | dataset.web.id
TL;DR. Use yourproject.dataset.web.id to make Kaggle, Hugging Face, Google Drive, or research documentation links easier to write in theses and slides. Choose URL Redirect for direct links, CNAME for static site documentation, and A Record only for IPv4 servers.
Table of Contents
- The Problem of Overly Long Dataset Links in Journals, Theses & Presentations
- Examples of Using the dataset.web.id Extension for Students & AI Researchers
- 1. Shortlink to Datasets on Hugging Face, Kaggle, or Roboflow (URL Redirect)
- 2. Dataset & Paper Documentation Pages Using GitHub Pages / Quarto (CNAME)
- 3. Direct Access to Private Dataset Server/API on a VPS (A Record)
- Free dataset.web.id Claim and Configuration Guide on AICLUB.AI.ID
- How to Get Extra Subdomain Quota (+1 Slot) for Other Research Projects
- Frequently asked questions
- Closing: streamline the reader's path to data
- Continue learning
A single short address can serve as the gateway to data, documentation, and project repositories.
When writing a thesis, journal paper, or Machine Learning presentation, long links to Kaggle, Hugging Face, Google Drive, or Colab are difficult to retype from a PDF and prone to typos. An address like yourproject.dataset.web.id gives readers an easier-to-read path to your chosen source. This address does not store datasets or guarantee citations; documentation, licensing, and data versions remain the researcher's responsibility.
The Problem of Overly Long Dataset Links in Journals, Theses & Presentations
Long links can get truncated in journal layouts, break when moved to slides, and leave readers unsure if they typed the characters correctly. A consistent address makes it easy to update the destination if the repository moves, as long as you maintain version notes and update dates. For sensitive research materials, never create a public target before permissions, anonymization, and licensing are clear. Students also showcasing notebooks or demos can use std.ai.id as a separate address for a technical profile.
Examples of Using the dataset.web.id Extension for Students & AI Researchers
1. Shortlink to Datasets on Hugging Face, Kaggle, or Roboflow (URL Redirect)
If the dataset is already on a public service, choose URL Redirect and paste the full URL. This is suitable for Kaggle repositories, Hugging Face datasets, Roboflow pages, publicly shared Google Drive links, or Colab notebooks. A redirect only forwards the browser to the target and is not a masking feature. Check the target in incognito mode before citing it in publications.
2. Dataset & Paper Documentation Pages Using GitHub Pages / Quarto (CNAME)
If you build your own documentation page containing a data card, citation guide, changelog, and paper, deploy a static site and select CNAME. GitHub Pages supports custom domains; copy the DNS value shown in the provider panel, do not make up a shared target. At AICLUB, CNAME for static hosting uses DNS Only so the hosting provider's SSL can work. [1]
3. Direct Access to Private Dataset Server/API on a VPS (A Record)
An A Record is used if you manage a server with an IPv4 address. This is not an option for forwarding Kaggle links or other pages. Make sure endpoints, authentication, rate limits, backups, and sensitive data are handled before opening the service. Do not publish API keys or tokens in README files or dataset pages.
Free dataset.web.id Claim and Configuration Guide on AICLUB.AI.ID
- Prepare the final destination and check whether readers can open it.
- Choose a short and relevant project name at AICLUB.AI.ID.
- Choose URL Redirect, CNAME, or A Record based on destination type.
- Save, then test from another browser, including HTTPS and documentation links.
How to Get Extra Subdomain Quota (+1 Slot) for Other Research Projects
Each account starts with one free slot. For one additional slot, create an AICLUB Badge at /builder then paste its Markdown into the repository README or project website according to the rules. The additional slot can be used to separate dataset documentation, model demos, or research profile pages.
Frequently asked questions
Does dataset.web.id store my dataset files?
No. This subdomain can forward visitors to an existing repository via URL Redirect, or connect documentation and static sites via CNAME. Files remain on the service or server you choose.
When to use URL Redirect, CNAME, or A Record?
Use URL Redirect for ready-made links like Kaggle, Hugging Face, Google Drive, or Roboflow. Use CNAME for static site documentation like GitHub Pages or Quarto. Use A Record only if you are pointing it to your own server IPv4.
Does a dataset.web.id address guarantee my research is trusted or cited?
No. An easy-to-read address helps readers access the correct source, but does not guarantee credibility, citations, or academic outcomes. Honestly include licenses, documentation, and dataset versions.
How to get one additional subdomain slot?
Each account gets one free slot. An additional slot can be obtained by adding the AICLUB Badge from the /builder page to a repository README.md or website according to platform rules.
Closing: streamline the reader's path to data
Use dataset.web.id to give readers a direct path to the right data sources and documentation. Check project names on AICLUB, then discuss the setup on Telegram @aiclub_id.
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