02/26 - Stage Has Been Set on Sunday!

[SarahAshlee90]

Nooblets are nooblets because they are new. Doesn't mean they are more or less careful than anyone, but someone new might be more likely to make mistakes with a script than an oldlet.

Oldlet is a word now.

None of this is the point though. the point is don't do more than you're willing to accept rejections for, regardless of how 'safe' the requester might be.

Nooblets are nooblets because they are new. Doesn't mean they are more or less careful than anyone, but someone new might be more likely to make mistakes with a script than an oldlet.

Oldlet is a word now.

None of this is the point though. the point is don't do more than you're willing to accept rejections for, regardless of how 'safe' the requester might be.

Exactly how long does it take for one to become an oldlet?

 

[kryss]

I think my presence here is proof this is not true.

Got me there.....

 

[ChristopherASA]

I do A9s so seldom. What's the AA on those, please?

 

[Jaded]

I do A9s so seldom. What's the AA on those, please?

This batch is 20 days.

 

[Squatty]

I do A9s so seldom. What's the AA on those, please?

This batch is 20 days

 

[cassius]

https://youtu.be/Nhe_cyrHNpI

But it tasted nasty.

 

[Squatty]

This batch is 20 days.

I think I read your mind

 

[Jaded]

I think I read your mind

Get outta there :O I got secrets and whatnot

 

[ecko]

I'm not great at explaining things, sorry. There is a good tutorial for it on MTG. Mods sorry if I'm not allowed to post that I'll edit it.

Basically you want to open a new tab in a private window and set your que order fix script to last is first. That way when you submit it the hit that loads next will always be your last one. Then in the original window set first is first and just do the hits normally.

Here is the post explaining how to do this.

Working from your queue from multiple ends

One of the inefficiencies of Mturk's queue is it doesn't allow you to work from your queue with different filters activated in each tab. So if you have one filter, it stays that way unless you change it from the queue. There is actually a way around this using a combination of incognito browser windows and the Queue Order Fix Script. Using the Queue Order Fix Script, it allows you to "stick" the filter for that page you have opened, for example Time Left (least first). Using an incognito window with the same Queue Order Fix script activated, you can save a different filter in that new incognito window, so let us say Time Left (most first). Both the regular window and incognito window are separate from each other, they operate using separate cookies which means that the Queue Filter you set on the incognito window will not interfere with the queue filter on the regular window. This is a great exploit which lets you work from your queue from the top of it to the bottom using more than just one window/tab. To give you an example:

You accept 25 hits all with 10 minute timers on them. Some of them are expiring earlier then others, but if you complete those first you might cut it short on the others and have those expire before you get to them. You can use this exploit to set one window with the queue filter of Time Left (least first) and then set up the incognito window with the other filter Time Left (most first) and work on them in multiple tabs. You'll complete your entire queue from two tabs and not have to go through each hit to reach the end.

 

[Yungskell]

Title: 4-6 minutes to complete. | PANDA Requester: Dr. Oriana Aragon [A1YMA0FPY2NKYV] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 3.65] [Fair: 5.00] [Comm: 5.00] [Fast: 5.00] [Reviews: 30] [ToS: 0] Auto Approval: 6 hours Time: 60 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.35 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 95; Total approved HITs is greater than 50; Location is US;

4 mins

 

[Kerek]

I think my presence here is proof this is not true.

 

[catnapped]

Exactly how long does it take for one to become an oldlet?

 

[SarahAshlee90]

Here is the post explaining how to do this.

Working from your queue from multiple ends

One of the inefficiencies of Mturk's queue is it doesn't allow you to work from your queue with different filters activated in each tab. So if you have one filter, it stays that way unless you change it from the queue. There is actually a way around this using a combination of incognito browser windows and the Queue Order Fix Script. Using the Queue Order Fix Script, it allows you to "stick" the filter for that page you have opened, for example Time Left (least first). Using an incognito window with the same Queue Order Fix script activated, you can save a different filter in that new incognito window, so let us say Time Left (most first). Both the regular window and incognito window are separate from each other, they operate using separate cookies which means that the Queue Filter you set on the incognito window will not interfere with the queue filter on the regular window. This is a great exploit which lets you work from your queue from the top of it to the bottom using more than just one window/tab. To give you an example:

You accept 25 hits all with 10 minute timers on them. Some of them are expiring earlier then others, but if you complete those first you might cut it short on the others and have those expire before you get to them. You can use this exploit to set one window with the queue filter of Time Left (least first) and then set up the incognito window with the other filter Time Left (most first) and work on them in multiple tabs. You'll complete your entire queue from two tabs and not have to go through each hit to reach the end.

Yea, thats what I meant

 

[catnapped]

I think I read your mind

Not enough that you're watching people through their webcam, eh?

 

[tempo]

Nooblets are nooblets because they are new. Doesn't mean they are more or less careful than anyone, but someone new might be more likely to make mistakes with a script than an oldlet.

Oldlet is a word now.

None of this is the point though. the point is don't do more than you're willing to accept rejections for, regardless of how 'safe' the requester might be.

Funny word
"Nooblets" might not even use a script. "OIdlets" are faster and can make mistakes too. I remember I got my numbers up really fast with A9 and I felt a lot less anxious when "oldlets" told me A9 doesn't reject anymore. Even though they might reject, there are very few of us who got rejections from them lately. Maybe less than 1%. I am not safe either if I cap because I have just 50k approved, but I am not going to stop working on A9s just to be safe. I feel safe enough .

 

[SweetiePuff]

I truly can't see A9 rejecting thousands of HITs (unless you are literally just facerolling your keyboard). Can they? Sure ... but I don't think anyone has anything to really worry about. Be prudent with your account though

Reminds me of when my children were young and I worried about them being kidnapped (when in reality the chance is 0.0001%)

 

[catnapped]

Well finally some action in this.

That'll buff right out tho...

 

[SweetiePuff]

Title: Behavioral Survey | PANDA Requester: researchfsc [A1O5SV8U7HHE4C] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 4.20] [Fair: N/A] [Comm: 1.00] [Fast: N/A] [Reviews: 9] [ToS: 2] Description: Behavioral Survey Time: 2 hours HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.75 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThan 95; Total approved HITs GreaterThan 50; Location EqualTo US;

HIT posted from Mturk Suite v1.11.7​

 

[Pleco]

I do A9s so seldom. What's the AA on those, please?

This batch is 2,073,600 seconds.

 

[SweetiePuff]

Title: Answer a survey about some brands | PANDA Requester: Vanitha Swaminathan [A2TRKV8MTYH4QT] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 3.08] [Fair: 5.00] [Comm: 2.00] [Fast: 5.00] [Reviews: 16] [ToS: 0] Description: Answer a survey about some brands Time: 30 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.90 Qualifications: Total approved HITs GreaterThanOrEqualTo 100; HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThanOrEqualTo 90; Location EqualTo US;

HIT posted from Mturk Suite v1.11.7​