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I'm full of delicious Greek food and now it's time for Ken Burns and entirely too many oatmeal porters. Happy Friday, goons.
It most likely was an attention check. I've seen the "how many fatal heart attacks have you had" question lots of times.Had a survey ask me if I had committed suicide...um...no...and I think you meant to say "Considered committing suicide" or "Tried committing suicide"
Title: Self-control | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: Adolescent Development Lab [A2X3TTE2PFKHYS] (Contact) TO 1: [Pay: 2.44] [Fast: 3.86] [Comm: 2.00] [Fair: 3.29] [Reviews: 22] [ToS: 0] TO 2: Not Available Reward: $4.00 Duration: 3 hours Available: 1 Description: Please NOTE: This study is only for individuals 26-35 years old (born between August 1982 - August 1991). You will fill out questionnaire related to different measures of personality and behavior. Click on the HIT for more information. Requirements: Total approved HITs is not less than 50; HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 97; Location is US; |
HIT exported from Mturk Suite v1.25.7 |
Was it a weird AC? Yesterday they kept giving me questions like "I have never brushed my teeth" or "I have never taken a shower" and if I didn't hit strongly disagree I'd fail the ACs.
Maybe...I dunnoOr it was an attention check....
You can also see that information when you use the contact requester page. In the address bar you'll see requesterid=(their id #) and after that you'll see &hit=( the hit id#). Probably easier to just use MTS but it's an option.Is it possible to grab the requester ID or Hit ID after it has been submitted? I would appreciate the help.
Ugh that smirk, those cheekbones, those lips. I have a major girl crush on her.Yes please
Do you use MTS? In the Mturk Suite Hit menu, go to detailed breakdown, and you'll be able to open the hit source. In the page link, click on it and use your arrow key to go right, and you'll get to the hit ID
You can also see that information when you use the contact requester page. In the address bar you'll see requesterid=(their id #) and after that you'll see &hit=( the hit id#). Probably easier to just use MTS but it's an option.
Is there a script for these floating around somewhereJohn Does are still up if you haven't capped.
What exactly is the cap for these? I've been doing them on and off all day. At times I keep getting they're all assigned and then later I'm able to do them again...does the cap reset after a time or something?John Does are still up if you haven't capped.
Is there a script for these floating around somewhere
Ionno. My best guess would be they're adding batches with the same groupID so the cap gets reset. You're probably picking up older ones when you see the message.What exactly is the cap for these? I've been doing them on and off all day. At times I keep getting they're all assigned and then later I'm able to do them again...does the cap reset after a time or something?
from what I've seen it's different for everyone. 1 person said they did 75 and another said they had done 300 so not sure how they're doing itWhat exactly is the cap for these? I've been doing them on and off all day. At times I keep getting they're all assigned and then later I'm able to do them again...does the cap reset after a time or something?
// ==UserScript==
// @Name john doe
// @version 1.0
// @description autoselect
// @author SarahAshlee90
// @include https://www.google.com/*
// @grant none
// @require https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js
// ==/UserScript==
$('input[value="PLAYABLE"]').eq(0).click();
$('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(0).click();
$('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(1).click();
// ==UserScript==
// @Name@Name john doe
// @version 1.0
// @description autoselect
// @author SarahAshlee90
// @include https://www.google.com/*
// @grant none
// @require https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js
// ==/UserScript==
$('input[value="PLAYABLE"]').eq(0).click();
$('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(0).click();
$('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(1).click();
I didn't write this...someone else did way back in the thread...I just had it handy for nopoopwarez who was asking about it I take no credit with this since I couldn't write a script to save my life loljust for future reference, you can apply code tags, esp if you post a longer script
Code:// ==UserScript== // @Name@Name john doe // @version 1.0 // @description autoselect // @author SarahAshlee90 // @include https://www.google.com/* // @grant none // @require https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js // ==/UserScript== $('input[value="PLAYABLE"]').eq(0).click(); $('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(0).click(); $('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(1).click();
Sorry, I thought I didjust for future reference, you can apply code tags, esp if you post a longer script
Code:// ==UserScript== // @Name@Name john doe // @version 1.0 // @description autoselect // @author SarahAshlee90 // @include https://www.google.com/* // @grant none // @require https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js // ==/UserScript== $('input[value="PLAYABLE"]').eq(0).click(); $('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(0).click(); $('input[value="NOT_SENSITIVE"]').eq(1).click();
yea i have no idea what to do with thisI didn't write this...someone else did way back in the thread...I just had it handy for nopoopwarez who was asking about it I take no credit with this since I couldn't write a script to save my life lol