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Some days, some data files are compressed
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Description
For example, today the third ratings file (https://ton.twimg.com/birdwatch-public-data/2024/03/03/noteRatings/ratings-00002.tsv) is not gzipped, but the other ratings files (e.g. https://ton.twimg.com/birdwatch-public-data/2024/03/03/noteRatings/ratings-00001.tsv) are gzipped.
Could you please be consistent on whether the tsv files are compressed or not?
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Compare the two example ratings URLs in the issue and inspect how the TSV files are published. Determine the intended compression convention, then verify that all ratings files follow it. Done means the files are consistently compressed or consistently uncompressed.
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