That's really weird that they'd leave you comments saying you missed stuff but not reject, and then reject other people for the same thing. Maybe they have multiple people reviewing who are responding differently?
Bitchforking I enjoy this verb.
| Title: Evaluating Scenario 04 | PANDA Requester: Elise Chandon [ANRAX6GZBNWLG] (TO) TO Ratings:  3.80 Communicativity 3.36 Generosity 4.81 Fairness 4.47 PromptnessNumber of Reviews: 59 (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: This is an academic survey. We are collecting data for research purposes. We are interested in your evaluations of different daily events. You will read a description of a scenario and will be asked a series of questions about it. Time: 60 minutes Hits Available: 23 Reward: $0.50 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 95; Total approved HITs is greater than 50; Location is US |
I am totally floored how I could have done them wrong. I'm glad you sent an email as well. The TO for him looks good so that makes it even more perplexing.
Sounds like it. Maybe an assistant who is helping with spot checking or something.
To add to that, it's not uncommon for requesters to think that rejecting HITs is what is normally done and acceptable. Amazon even suggests using rejections as a method to "train" workers how to do your HITs correctly. So if they're going off that kind of advice and don't know much about how the worker side of things works, they may just be completely oblivious rather than malicious.
omg that has me stressing I did hundred at least... if it was not related did you leave it in order?Ugh. I just got 5 rejections from Tobias Faulk. (Judge the importance of 5 statements for a given topic) They were .06 hits and all five I did were rejected. I am seriously trying to figure out what I could have done wrong. I sent an email. Hopefully will hear back. Glad I only did 5. Think it's time to take a break, this is the most rejections I have ever gotten all at once. Ugh. This brings my total rejections up to 10. I am stressing out.
I agree. I thought it was sad that a requester actually thanked me for not being a douche.
I think this might be the case. The wording was different (three times over) for the rejections I received.
Thankies. I coined it back at [redacted] when there was a requester that caused the day's thread to almost literally combust with hatred. Was a new requester who'd made an innocent mistake, and a lot of people were sending angry messages.
Hard to be professional when working in my underwear.I agree. I thought it was sad that a requester actually thanked me for not being a douche.
"Hey Jeremy, yes, I'll be glad to do a dummy hit for you tomorrow to bonus you.
You were able to submit your feedback though?
Thanks for the kind tone. Sometimes turkers get quite pissed when something goes wrong!
Thanks
Stuart"
It's best to treat people the way you'd like to be treated. And remember, if you want them to approve and pay you in a professional manner, Be Professional!
Yeah, must be. I guess I just lucked out with the nice guy.
It's easy to make pretend you're professional. Elmo taught me what professional was when I was 6.
I sent them a followup email apologizing for being rude, all of y'all made good points, I'm pissed but they probably thought it was a normal thing to do. And at the end of the day, 10 rejections is only gonna dip my rating a tiny tiny amount.I agree. I thought it was sad that a requester actually thanked me for not being a douche.
"Hey Jeremy, yes, I'll be glad to do a dummy hit for you tomorrow to bonus you.
You were able to submit your feedback though?
Thanks for the kind tone. Sometimes turkers get quite pissed when something goes wrong!
Thanks
Stuart"
It's best to treat people the way you'd like to be treated. And remember, if you want them to approve and pay you in a professional manner, Be Professional!
