Update Common Voice Terms to Reflect Mozilla Accounts (#2148)

* Update Common Voice Terms to Reflect Mozilla Accounts

Update Common Voice Terms to Reflect Mozilla Accounts

Please also make this live on November 4.

* Update common_voice_terms.md

Remove reference to en-US in the URLs to users can be directed to the language preference of their choice.

* Remove double space

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Co-authored-by: Peiying <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Francesco Lodolo <[email protected]>

en/common_voice_terms.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Common Voice Legal Terms 
 
-Effective June 27, 2024 {: datetime="2024-06-27" }
+Effective November 4, 2024 {: datetime="2024-11-04" }
 
 Through Common Voice, you can donate your voice, written sentences, and the other resources we need to build an open-source voice database that anyone can use to make innovative voice recognition apps for devices and the web.
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Common Voice is part of the Mozilla Community. As a result, if you chose to part
 
 ## 2. Your Contributions
 
-We make Mozilla’s Common Voice database available under the [Creative Commons CC0 public domain dedication](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). That means it’s public and we’ve waived all copyrights to the extent we can under the law. If you participate in Common Voice, we require that you do the same. You agree that Mozilla may offer all of the contributions you make available to Common Voice, including text, recordings, validations, and feedback (the “Contributions”) to the public under the [CC0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/) public domain dedication. 
+We make Mozilla’s Common Voice dataset available under the [Creative Commons CC0 public domain dedication](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). That means it’s public and we’ve waived all copyrights to the extent we can under the law. If you participate in Common Voice, we require that you do the same. You agree that Mozilla may offer all of the contributions you make available to Common Voice, including text, recordings, validations, and feedback (the “Contributions”) to the public under the [CC0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/) public domain dedication. 
 
 In order to participate in Common Voice, Mozilla also requires that you make three assurances: 
 
@@ -32,19 +32,19 @@ In addition, if you participate in the Common Voices Spontaneous Speech project,
 
 You do not have to create an account to participate in Common Voice. 
 
-If you do create an account, Mozilla will ask for your email address and a username of your choice. Optionally, you may also provide an avatar and certain demographic data that will help us understand how to teach machines to understand people with different accents, ages, sexes, and backgrounds.
+To participate in some additional features in Common Voice (such as adding small or bulk sentence submissions, reviewing sentences, or adding or transcribing prompts), you will need to create a Mozilla account. You can create a Mozilla account [here](https://commonvoice.mozilla.org/mozaws.net/signin). Your use of Mozilla accounts is governed by the [Mozilla Accounts Terms of Service](https://www.mozilla.org/about/legal/terms/services/) and [Mozilla Accounts Privacy Notice](https://www.mozilla.org/privacy/mozilla-accounts/). If you create an account, Mozilla will ask for your email address and a username of your choice. Optionally you may also provide an avatar and certain demographic data through the Common Voice Platform. Demographic data helps us and other researchers improve and create speech-to-text technology and tools.
 
 If you participate in the Alpha or Beta testing for the Common Voice Spontaneous Speech project, you must provide your email address so that we can send you a link to log in to participate in the Common Voice Spontaneous Speech project. 
 
-When you provide information for your account, you give Mozilla all permissions necessary to: keep track of information about your Contributions, associate those Contributions with your account, email, username, and the demographic information you provide, publish your Contributions publicly along with any demographic information, and publish metrics about your Contributions (such as number of recordings and languages) along with your username on the leaderboard.  
+When you provide information for your Mozilla account in connection with Common Voice, you give Mozilla all permissions necessary to: keep track of information about your Contributions, associate those Contributions with your account, email, username, and the demographic information you provide, publish your Contributions publicly along with any demographic information, and publish metrics about your Contributions (such as number of recordings and languages) along with your username on the leaderboard.  
 
 Mozilla will not publicly post or publish your email address. 
 
 You can choose not to appear on the leaderboards. If you do, Mozilla will not publish data about your recordings in association with your username. However, Mozilla will still make your text and recordings publicly available as part of Common Voice and will include information about your recordings in the overall metrics that are available publicly.  
 
 ## 4. Communications
 
-If you subscribe to receive our newsletters or register for an account in connection with Common Voice, you may receive emails from us in connection with your account. 
+If you subscribe to receive our newsletters or register for a Mozilla account in connection with Common Voice, you may receive emails from us in connection with your account. 
 
 ## 5. Disclaimers