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Except for the public collections (Community Texts, Community Audio, Community Video, Community Media), all collections are restricted to the uploader of the items in that collection.
Internet Archive has also created some restricted collections.
If you feel your item belongs in one mobile database of those collections, contact us with your request to move it.
Please send it from the email address of the account that created the item.
Please include the URL of the item page.
Here is a sample template for email:
Only Internet Archive admins can move items to other collections.
Please contact us at . Please include the URL of the item to move and the collection to where it should be moved.
Why is my item not appearing in my collection?
Typically there are two reasons for this:
The item was unintentionally uploaded to a Community collection.
The item is not yet in the search engine.
All item creation tasks need to run before it will be indexed. Indexing takes about 20 minutes once the tasks are complete.
You can click the History link on the item page to check the status of the tasks.
If all else fails, please contact us rather than re-uploading. We can usually solve the problem.
Can I have items that are different media types in my collection?
This is not ideal, but it is possible.
Typically any upload to a collection will automatically inherit the media type of the collection (texts, movies, audio, software, image, etc.). If your item is not intended to be the media type of th