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Hey Dewey team, We are using the ATTOM recorder dataset and the tax assessor dataset and finding we are not getting a 1 to 1 match on ATTOM ids in the Recorder dataset compared to the tax assessor dataset. From our preliminary analysis on specific zip codes the tax assessor dataset has a lot of missing properties as compared to the recorder dataset (approximately 50% missing). Our initial understanding was that every property that was recorded in the recorder dataset would have exactly one tax assessor attom id that matches. We have found this to so far, to be false. Are our initial assumptions correct? If not, how do you recommend joining the 2 datasets?

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WageScape states that data is available in a 365 day lag. A previous response to a question (asked a few months ago) also stated that data through Jun/Jul 2024 would be available. Do we know when the data will be updated?

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For the Industry and Geography Cohort Breakout, should we view this as consumption by households that have billing addresses in a given geographic region or by the shops of the merchants in that region. It isn't entirely clear to me, so I was hoping for some clarification on this. It slightly changes the interpretation of these aggregate amounts (from household spending to merchant revenue within region)

I get this error whenever I try downloading something via the Dewey client. How do I fix this?

Dear Dewey Support Team,

Hi, I've been using deweypy 0.8.0 to download LinkUp Job Postings data.

20 % row filter keeps waiting and doesn't allow me to load it to a project.