who is the requester? have you installed your hit database?
http://www.mturkcrowd.com/posts/170/
I just looked them up on turkopticon - and it's all red
. They reject quite frequently. Don't worry, though. Now you know not to work for requesters with that history. As soon as you read theiir TO you'll see. Turkopticon is here. https://turkopticon.ucsd.edu/ There's a new one in beta and I had to install both (there are directions on the page when you go to that link.
You want to download a HIT Database https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/11733-mturk-hit-database-mk-ii/code
@Name MTurk HIT Database Mk.II
Take a look at this thread. You have the code - you just want to add it to Tampermonkey. Does this help?Okay - this is what a see. A longer version of this. Think I need to send a private message to figure out how to properly set this up.
/ ==UserScript==
//
// @author feihtality
// @namespace https://greasyfork.org/en/users/12709
// @version 1.2.1
// @description Keep track of the HITs you've done (and more!). Cross browser compatible.
// @include /^https://www\.mturk\.com/mturk/(dash|view|sort|find|prev|search|accept|cont|myhits).*/
// @exclude https://www.mturk.com/mturk/findhits?*hit_scraper
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
/**\
**
** This is a complete rewrite of the MTurk HIT Database script from the ground up, which
** eliminates obsolete methods, fixes many bugs, and brings this script up-to-date
** with the modern browser environment.
**
\**/
/*globals self*/
const DB_VERSION = 8;
const DB_NAME = 'HITDB';
const MTURK_BASE = 'https://www.mturk.com/mturk/';
/*************************** Native code modifications *******************************/
if (!NodeList.prototype[Symbol.iterator]) NodeList.prototype[Symbol.iterator] = Array.prototype[Symbol.iterator];
Number.prototype.toPadded = function(length) { // format leading zeros
'use strict';
length = length || 2;
return ("0000000"+this).substr(-length);
};
Math.decRound = function(v, shi
Welcome! I do think it is better to get those rejections up front, right when you're starting. It doesn't matter if it is "your fault" or "their fault". You are going to get some rejections, and no matter whose fault it is, it is best to start figuring out how to minimize them. I doubt if there is ANY experienced turker who doesn't have rejections that are their own fault and rejections that are the fault of the requester, but as you get more experience, you get better at cutting down rejections to an extreme rarity. (Just don't do a ton of hits from one requester until you're sure you know what you're doing...)
