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# Manage Dataset Information
* In **My Dataset** or **Team Dataset**, select the dataset you want to edit and enter the dataset Details page. Click **Enter Draft To Edit** on the upper right corner to enter the Draft List page. After creating a new draft, you can manage your dataset information.
## Edit Dataset Labels
* Select **Dataset Labels** in the Dataset Information list. Select data types and its application scenarios. Add a custom label to make it easier for you to search for datasets.
## Edit Dataset Descriptions
* Select Dataset Description in the Dataset Information list, where you can describe the dataset in detail, so that others can understand the dataset better.
## Edit Dataset Copyright Information
Select Dataset Copyright Requirements in the Dataset Information list:
* Modify copyright owner information: Select a copyright owner in the drop-down box.
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Multiple copyright owners can be added. The drop-down box shows the optional copyright owners. The selection of a copyright owner cannot be repetitive.
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* Edit and remove copyright owners: You can also **edit** and **remove** existing copyright owners.
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For a team member, only admins have the permission to add and edit copyright owners, and members can only choose from the existing copyright owners.
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* Add copyright owners: You can click "**+**" on the right side of the drop-down box to add a new copyright owner. The name of the copyright owner is required, and the profile photo, link, and description are optional.
* After editing the copyright information of the dataset, click Save at the bottom to save your modification.
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