Title: Hi, try out a new chrome browser extension (US users only)... Requester: Anditsready [A6789MJJ7CBMA] (TO) Description: Hi there, we're looking for people that use the CHROME browser everyday to help us evaluate a new add-on. Please only accept this HIT if you: (PLEASE READ) 1. use Chrome as your main browser 2. are willing to install an extension for them (if you are not do NOT proceed you will not get compensated) 3. are willing to provide feedback over a period of 1 week thanks! we hope you'll enjoy it... Reward: $1.00 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 90, Location is US Link: https://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=230LIA0RYNJ9Y5WF5NWBQJUUO4127I [size=-2]Powered by non-amazonian script monkeys [/size]
I completed 234 of those twitter hits. I hope the requester isn't too strict. In any event what's everyone up to?
I just wanted to share that I have done a couple hundred of the Bouet hits over the past few days and most all of them have approved without a single rejection. The batch up now looks bad but it is really quick and easy to do.
Hey guys.. New to turking. First I just want to say thanks for everyone contributing to this forum of awesomeness. Second I'd like to ask a question.Does returning HIT's count against you in any way?
Yeah, that was crazy. Luckily, I caught it in time to submit it int he comment section along with the first code in the code section...
Is it just me, or does the SpeechTranscript hit just show a large white box where the chat should be once you accept?
In the john brelig HITs where you extract data from a receipt, what is the transactional ID that only appears on some?
Welcome! ^_^ I'm not new to mTurk though I am new to the forums too. I will pass on a excert from an email I got from mturk customer service two years ago when I first started and had the same question
I used to worry about returning. I haven't come across a single instance yet that it has mattered. It is much better to return than to get a rejection. If I do legit work, then I submit whatever I have worked on. But, if a survey sucks or something, then I return them. Sometimes you are better to quickly click to accept and then screen a HIT.
There is one that I can think of: Apparently Oscar Smith may decrease your score if you return his hits. But yeah, other'n that go nuts. According to my dashboard I return about 20% of what I accept, and have a 99.9% accept rate partially thanks to returning when in doubt.
There was actually a HIT about a week ago which had a returning % requirement, but after a couple of members emails the requester s/he admitted to it being an error. So yeah it shouldnt matter, I rather return than do shoddy work. Who knows it might be a requirement sometime in the future so I try to keep it as low as possible, currently mine is at 17%.
That's my thinking... you never know. I've managed to keep my return at 6.4% and abandon at 0.6%. I only accept what I have full intention of finishing, I only return when I absolutely cannot finish HIT or HIT is broken.