08/26 - Spa Day Sunday!

[SCOTTM]

Greetings from Amazon Mechanical Turk,

The following is a summary of activity for your Mechanical Turk account for the week ending Aug 25, 2018.

Your HIT activity for this week:
- Number of HITs submitted: 1,817

Approvals and payments that occurred this week:
- Number of HITs approved: 1,748
- Number of HITs rejected: 1
- Bonus reward earned: $6.14
- HIT reward earned: $260.89
- Total Amount earned this week: $267.03

 

[lolkatB]

I have marshmallow brain, can't think enough to do the HIts I see, Mike Ross, Rowan Zellers, both need concentration and I have brain fog.

 

[mbbohn01]

So are Crowdsurf Support's hits not worth the time? In my short time doing them they didn't seem to pay well for the work I was doing.

 

[Itsmee]

Greetings from Amazon Mechanical Turk,

The following is a summary of activity for your Mechanical Turk account for the week ending Aug 25, 2018.

Your HIT activity for this week:
- Number of HITs submitted: 26

Approvals and payments that occurred this week:
- Number of HITs approved: 31
- Number of HITs rejected: 1
- Bonus reward earned: $27.04
- HIT reward earned: $57.23
- Total Amount earned this week: $84.27

 

[WillowWolf]

Has anyone done any of these Susan Rosser HITs? At first glance, they seem to be too much work for $50, but maybe I'm judging too quickly?

 

[Tandem In Time]

Has anyone done any of these Susan Rosser HITs? At first glance, they seem to be too much work for $50, but maybe I'm judging too quickly?

I'd be more concerned about whether on not I'd actually get paid, period.

 

[Deleted member 481]

The following is a summary of activity for your Mechanical Turk account for the week ending Aug 25, 2018.

Your HIT activity for this week:
- Number of HITs submitted: 208

Approvals and payments that occurred this week:
- Number of HITs approved: 227
- Number of HITs rejected: 0
- Bonus reward earned: $5.22
- HIT reward earned: $342.04
- Total Amount earned this week: $347.26

 

[The Great Bread]

Greetings from Amazon Mechanical Turk,

The following is a summary of activity for your Mechanical Turk account for the week ending Aug 25, 2018.

Your HIT activity for this week:
- Number of HITs submitted: 478

Approvals and payments that occurred this week:
- Number of HITs approved: 264
- Number of HITs rejected: 0
- Bonus reward earned: $3.65
- HIT reward earned: $69.02
- Total Amount earned this week: $72.67

 

[MechaC]

Greetings from Amazon Mechanical Turk,

The following is a summary of activity for your Mechanical Turk account for the week ending Aug 25, 2018.

Your HIT activity for this week:
- Number of HITs submitted: 2,267

Approvals and payments that occurred this week:
- Number of HITs approved: 2,139
- Number of HITs rejected: 3
- Bonus reward earned: $10.24
- HIT reward earned: $323.84
- Total Amount earned this week: $334.08

 

[Krikket]

Afternoon, y'all!

 

[The Great Bread]

So I found a couple wholesome youtubers this week.

I found Homesteading Off The Grid; a nice veteran man taking care of his wife and child on a nice patch of land in Virginia. Some farming videos, some videos of just talking early in the morning about life and stuff.

I also found Jigging with Jordan; a younger guy who likes fishing and scuba diving with his friends. They pick up trash as they go through their dives and call it treasure. They're nice guys and they help people out when the situation comes up.

The Channel DALLMYD is one of Jordans scuba friends.

In case anybody's looking for some easy youtube.

 

[strugglesome]

Wooo - Paid within 2 hours as well.

Greetings from Amazon Mechanical Turk,

You've received a bonus from Yale Institute for Network Science for work related to 3KI0JD2ZU1XY5DL5WWEFIGLLZIQ67J.
The value of your bonus is: $5.75 USD

The Requester included this note:
Final game score.

 

[jklmnop]

Gonna put on All Things Must Pass and go to rock church.

 

[logan635]

anyone who wants to practice coding on the weekend when its slower:

if you've dipped your toes into a handful of jquery scripts and kinda have a sense of what you're doing, javascript: understanding the weird parts will round that out

if that course makes sense to you but you wanna learn react, redux, typescript, etc. then
the complete junior to senior web developer roadmap is a good course

and if none of this makes any sense, then codecademy and freecodecamp are good hands-on courses that keep you engaged

 

[Tandem In Time]

anyone who wants to practice coding on the weekend when its slower:

if you've dipped your toes into a handful of jquery scripts and kinda have a sense of what you're doing, javascript: understanding the weird parts will round that out

if that course makes sense to you but you wanna learn react, redux, typescript, etc. then
is a good course

and if none of this makes any sense, then codecademy and freecodecamp are good hands-on courses that keep you engaged

Great post!

Thanks for sharing stuff like this with the community! It's exceptionally helpful for people to take advantage of any lulls in activity on MTurk to improve their overall skill set, and resources like these (even though some cost a little bit of $) are great for such times.

 

[JenniLeigh]

I wish I had the brain capacity to code.
I sure was a smart cookie in school. -_____-

 

[zabby]

Thank god I got a usertest today. This is pathetic.

 

[logan635]

I wish I had the brain capacity to code.
I sure was a smart cookie in school. -_____-

have you actually tried?

 

[logan635]

Great post!

Thanks for sharing stuff like this with the community! It's exceptionally helpful for people to take advantage of any lulls in activity on MTurk to improve their overall skill set, and resources like these (even though some cost a little bit of $) are great for such times.

yeah see im not so bad once u get to know me

 

[logan635]

Great post!

Thanks for sharing stuff like this with the community! It's exceptionally helpful for people to take advantage of any lulls in activity on MTurk to improve their overall skill set, and resources like these (even though some cost a little bit of $) are great for such times.

heres some more stuff ive shared, sift through and pick and choose