What time are you setting the watcher at?Someone just timed out on that Stanford HIT.
Just caught it.
To any newbs: Don't give up on PandAs that you really want. I catch half of my big surveys after the first timer runs. Some people who are quick to catch big ones, also catch too many and can't complete all of their queue in time. Hint from your Uncle Jer.
I remember when they "came out." They were a good idea gone terribly wrong.
| Title: survey on learning rules | PANDA Requester: Shaun Nichols [A18PTSRUOO1Z41] (TO) TO Ratings: ★★★★★ 2.67 Communicativity ★★★★★ 3.70 Generosity ★★★★★ 4.45 Fairness ★★★★★ 4.03 Promptness Number of Reviews: 73 | TOS Flags: 3 Submit a new TO review Description: short survey; psychology Time: 40 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.30 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 99;Total approved HITs is greater than 50;Location is US |
Uninteresting note: John DeLorean, the man behind this car, was also the man behind the creation of the GTO and the Firebird.
2 seconds. That's always what I use for big surveys. I only run a couple. I prioritize so, if a bigger one comes in I turn that one on and turn a lower priced one off. I'll catch the big ones and some of the lower priority ones but, I'd rather miss the smaller ones. Like just now.(past hours) I missed the $7 and the $7.50 while my computer was dead. Had em both on 2 sec. Then the $7.51 came in. So, I turned off the $7 and turned on the $7.51 because it was newer and I had a better chance plus, it paid more. Caught that one pretty quick. Turn $7 back on 2sec. Caught the $7.50. Now I have just the $7 on 2sec. If I don't catch it I miss out on the lowest paying, as planned. I'm sure it's not the best way. Just my way.
Good information. I ask because I have trouble with the too many refresh requests error. 7 seconds is about the smallest I can make a watcher for a good hit before I get this error.2 seconds. That's always what I use for big surveys. I only run a couple. I prioritize so, if a bigger one comes in I turn that one on and turn a lower priced one off. I'll catch the big ones and some of the lower priority ones but, I'd rather miss the smaller ones. Like just now.(past hours) I missed the $7 and the $7.50 while my computer was dead. Had em both on 2 sec. Then the $7.51 came in. So, I turned off the $7 and turned on the $7.51 because it was newer and I had a better chance plus, it paid more. Caught that one pretty quick. Turn $7 back on 2sec. Caught the $7.50. Now I have just the $7 on 2sec. If I don't catch it I miss out on the lowest paying, as planned. I'm sure it's not the best way. Just my way.
I've become well versed in a lot of areas regarding Back to the Future. Here's a lot of useless information that you probably don't care to know, but at least it gives me a chance to share all of this useless knowledge about that car that is taking up room in my brain:
With one? Something else(script, HM, etc) is causing it. 1 with 7sec shouldn't cause PREs. I run 2 with a 2 second, 1 with a 10sec and occasionally a 3second. The last one usually pushes me over the edge. I run minimal scripts.
sundays are always quite decent.Well, for me, this was an excellent day -- almost 20 bucks. Now I've got to start gearing down so I can get up at 4 PST tomorrow and try and have another "excellent" day. Thanks to those who lent assistance to me and others here ( ! ), and everybody make BIG bucks tonight.
Might want to give Panda Crazy a try. It makes panda'ing multiple hits a breeze without having to stagger them all to avoid PREs.
I'm running HitScraper with an autorefresh delay of 3 and 3 corrected for skips pages. That's the only other thing that has a noticeable impact on the errors. I supposed I could go to 4 sec delay, but I don't really want to.
