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README.md

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 The dataset is represented in three formats - **compressed**, **uncompressed** and **spoken**:
 
-1. `uncompressed` representation is the default and simplest one - in this form the content of dataset is organised inside `txt` files which are grouped into clusters inside [`threads` folder](/datasets/zeio/batch/threads). The grouping is done due to `git's` constraints, namely, because it's not possible to have more than 10000 files in a single directory. That's why each cluster contains 10000 items (except the last one, which *could* contain fewer elements). Each cluster name has the format `${START_PAGE}-${END_PAGE}`, where `${START_PAGE}` is the index of the first page in the [archive][archive] from which posts have been put into the cluster, and `${END_PAGE}` is the last such paget respectively;
-1. `compressed` representation is slightly more sophisticated than the `uncompressed` one - in consists of a set of `tar.xz` files which are nothing more than **the compressed clusters** of `txt` files described above. This representation corresponds to the [`threads-compressed` folder](/datasets/zeio/batch/threads-compressed);
-1. `spoken` representation consists of `mp3` files with speech generated for **some threads using an alternating speaker voice pattern** meaning that the 1st post is said by the first speaker, the 2nd post is said by the second speaker, the 3rd post is said by the first speaker, the 4th post is said by the second speaker and so on. The speech is generated automatically using a `TTS` engine. The `mp3` files are located in the [`threads-spoken-compressed`](/datasets/zeio/batch/threads-spoken-compressed) and are grouped using `tar.xz` archives in the same way as `txt` files in the [`compressed` dataset representation](/datasets/zeio/batch/threads-compressed).
+1. `uncompressed` representation is the default and simplest one - in this form the content of dataset is organised inside `txt` files which are grouped into clusters inside [`threads` folder](/datasets/zeio/batch/tree/main/threads). The grouping is done due to `git's` constraints, namely, because it's not possible to have more than 10000 files in a single directory. That's why each cluster contains 10000 items (except the last one, which *could* contain fewer elements). Each cluster name has the format `${START_PAGE}-${END_PAGE}`, where `${START_PAGE}` is the index of the first page in the [archive][archive] from which posts have been put into the cluster, and `${END_PAGE}` is the last such paget respectively;
+1. `compressed` representation is slightly more sophisticated than the `uncompressed` one - in consists of a set of `tar.xz` files which are nothing more than **the compressed clusters** of `txt` files described above. This representation corresponds to the [`threads-compressed` folder](/datasets/zeio/batch/tree/main/threads-compressed);
+1. `spoken` representation consists of `mp3` files with speech generated for **some threads using an alternating speaker voice pattern** meaning that the 1st post is said by the first speaker, the 2nd post is said by the second speaker, the 3rd post is said by the first speaker, the 4th post is said by the second speaker and so on. The speech is generated automatically using a `TTS` engine. The `mp3` files are located in the [`threads-spoken-compressed`](/datasets/zeio/batch/tree/main/threads-spoken-compressed) and are grouped using `tar.xz` archives in the same way as `txt` files in the [`compressed` dataset representation](/datasets/zeio/batch/tree/main/threads-compressed).
 
 Concerning particular `txt` files under `threads/\*/` folder, each item here corresponds to **one thread** and is organised as follows: