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6. GGD commands the won't work with private recipes
6. GGD commands that won't work with private recipes
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There are a few GGD commands that won't work with private recipes. Those include:
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GGD is a data management system built to manage and distribute publicly available scientific data. As this is the main purpose of GGD we encourage
user to add ggd recipes to the public ggd repositories for the scientific community to use. GGD is built to help remove the inconsistencies with
data processing and management that have plagued researchers for year. Therefore, GGD will continue to encourage public data access, management, and
user to add ggd recipes to the public ggd repositories for the scientific community to use. GGD is built to help to remove the inconsistencies with
data processing and management that have plagued researchers for years. Therefore, GGD will continue to encourage public data access, management, and
reproducibility. We understand that sometimes data cannot be shared publicly, but a user may wish to use GGD to process and manage their data, as well
as to use the infrastructure of data recipes for reproducibility. The features on this page are here to assist if you want to use GGD but truly need
to retain data privacy. However, GGD will continue to promote public data sharing whenever possible, and therefore, the GGD features will be maintained
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