I think he says it’s not for all kinds of data, I doubt Tony would say iNat is not for biodiversity at all.
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Sorry, that was indeed poorly written. What I meant is that iNat isn’t for just any kind of biodiversity data, meaning that not all forms of biodiversity data are suited for iNat. It’s specifically for occurrence data of organisms or recent evidence of organisms encountered by the members of the iNat community.
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