06/19 - Making the Most out of Monday!

[Peachy]

@PeachyRider How's your day going?

$50 atm, but still turking

 

[charlie]

wow. had to take a break from unspuns and see what else is floating around.
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[Major Payne]

Show me the batches!!!!!!!

 

[Peachy]

wow. had to take a break from unspuns and see what else is floating around.
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how long does it take you on average for a unspun?

 

[Type2Work]

Hi
some of these DCF shoes look like bathroom stall pics, so gross

 

[Major Payne]

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How do you do an unspun?

 

[charlie]

how long does it take you on average for a unspun?

around 10-15 seconds at most if i'm concentrating. i do a quick search and looks for lists then use the lists i find. if i don't find anything in the first couple pages of results then i submit as no valid answers or ambiguous then move on. if the phrase is even close to being bad english i usually submit as unintelligible. so far so good. approvals are coming in. it's a 2 day aa for them.

 

[charlie]

How do you do an unspun?

i had it explained to me and have gone from there..
you're given a phrase that was computer generated.. honestly sounds like it may have been from a voice to text search.
you search that phrase for a single page that lists multiple possible likes. copy the likes to each of the blanks. provide the source URL and move on.

 

[PhantomCatt]

$50 atm, but still turking

You're doing great! I'm only at $30. Between my rough day and apparently having done almost every freaking survey, unless something good drops I'm going to rest and hope Mturk actually wakes up tomorrow soon.

 

[Peachy]

around 10-15 seconds at most if i'm concentrating. i do a quick search and looks for lists then use the lists i find. if i don't find anything in the first couple pages of results then i submit as no valid answers or ambiguous then move on. if the phrase is even close to being bad english i usually submit as unintelligible. so far so good. approvals are coming in. it's a 2 day aa for them.

when you say lists you mean just off google? would google be the source url?

I know these are newb questions. it's been a long day

 

[Major Payne]

when you say lists you mean just off google? would google be the source url?

I know these are newb questions. it's been a long day

it would probably be you google search "favorite waffles" and copy www.bettycrocker.com/waffles <-- list of favorite waffles

 

[Jharkan]

How does it usually go with adding another bank account to your payments for deposits? Does it completely blow up your account?

I have no problems - I have four accounts on there.

 

[Peachy]

it would probably be you google search "favorite waffles" and copy www.bettycrocker.com/waffles <-- list of favorite waffles

last newb question: so if the phrase was "favorite waffles" and that url was your answer source... you would just include 3 things from that url in the 3 slots? ex: blueberry waffles, etc etc etc?

 

[Jharkan]

last newb question: so if the phrase was "favorite waffles" and that url was your answer source... you would just include 3 things from that url in the 3 slots?

there are no 'things' from that url

betty crocker =/= waffle recipes

 

[electrolyte]

last newb question: so if the phrase was "favorite waffles" and that url was your answer source... you would just include 3 things from that url in the 3 slots?

It would have to be a results page that showed 3 good waffle brands if that's what the question was asking for.

If the question wanted the best waffle brands, I'd look for a reliable website that had rankings of waffle brands and copy/paste the top 3. It's also important to look for reliable websites. TripAdvisor for "best hotels in Chicago" is going to better than some dude's blog where he rants about hotels in Chicago.

 

[lobo925]

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[Peachy]

It would have to be a results page that showed 3 good waffle brands if that's what the question was asking for.

If the question wanted the best waffle brands, I'd look for a reliable website that had rankings of waffle brands and copy/paste the top 3. It's also important to look for reliable websites. TripAdvisor for "best hotels in Chicago" is going to better than some dude's blog where he rants about hotels in Chicago.

Okay I gotcha.

Thank you for the help.

I just wanted to be 100% sure

 

[charlie]

when you say lists you mean just off google? would google be the source url?

I know these are newb questions. it's been a long day

you'll be presented with a phrase like "best ice cream in texas"
search that phrase.
find a result page that has a list.. for instance, thrillist might have a list of the top 10 texas ice creams.
on the hit itself you're given 3 blank fields. each one is for a result.
so for instance, let's say the top 3 on thrillist are chocolate, vanilla and rocky road.
put one of the answers in each field.
field one: choc.
field two: vanilla
field 3: rocky road.
edit: oh yeah, and you're to paste the source URL (where you found your answers - not google) in a field for source URL.
the phrases don't always make sense. example: best to ice in texas cream best best.
that doesn't make any lick of sense. don't bother trying to translate. you're given a checkbox to use if you can't make sense of the phrase. that opens up a pre-defined list to select as reason for not pasting results. it'll make more sense when you see the hit. run a panda, grab one and take a look.
https://www.mturk.com/mturk/previewandaccept?groupId=3J567DP9LLV69ZX5VH0UOMQWLCPFPB

 

[Peachy]

you'll be presented with a phrase like "best ice cream in texas"
search that phrase.
find a result page that has a list.. for instance, thrillist might have a list of the top 10 texas ice creams.
on the hit itself you're given 3 blank fields. each one is for a result.
so for instance, let's say the top 3 on thrillist are chocolate, vanilla and rocky road.
put one of the answers in each field.
field one: choc.
field two: vanilla
field 3: rocky road.
edit: oh yeah, and you're to paste the source URL (where you found your answers - not google) in a field for source URL.
the phrases don't always make sense. example: best to ice in texas cream best best.
that doesn't make any lick of sense. don't bother trying to translate. you're given a checkbox to use if you can't make sense of the phrase. that opens up a pre-defined list to select as reason for not pasting results. it'll make more sense when you see the hit. run a panda, grab one and take a look.
https://www.mturk.com/mturk/previewandaccept?groupId=3J567DP9LLV69ZX5VH0UOMQWLCPFPB

Awesome. I understand now. You and @electrolyte did a perfect job of explaining things

 

[charlie]

It would have to be a results page that showed 3 good waffle brands if that's what the question was asking for.

If the question wanted the best waffle brands, I'd look for a reliable website that had rankings of waffle brands and copy/paste the top 3. It's also important to look for reliable websites. TripAdvisor for "best hotels in Chicago" is going to better than some dude's blog where he rants about hotels in Chicago.

yep! exactly!