12/10 - Living Coral Monday!

[ChristopherASA]

yeah it hasnt been fun he tries to get home on the weekends but a few times he hasnt been able to make it because of money issues

Wow. :cry2:

 

[Kennedy]

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FINALLY got back up to 99.9 after the p9r stupidity from months ago.

 

[Kennedy]

You did that in 15 minutes?

Are you not filling out your reasons/citing things?

I'm not 100% sure I'm doing it right. I'm researching several articles for both questions, filling out 3 arguments, and then had to do the weekly revision one (only looked up one article for that). It gives me all of the points, but not sure if I'm missing out somewhere else.

 

[savvy]

so bad on here i'm doing actual work.

 

[ChristopherASA]

Not sure, as I'm not part of this one but, if it's forecasting political events in a bespoke forecasting platform, it's similar. But, even those where varied, depending on which group you were in. If the price is significantly lower, the HIT is probably changed, even if it is based on the same platform. SurveyComet runs so many projects that it's hard to tell, unless you've done both.

Sorry.Unfortunately, planned obsolescence causes things like this in vehicles that are operating within 'Everyday Use' limits. Used to be that if you kept your fluids, belts and gaskets maintained, and didn't beat on your vehicle, it would last forever. Since being in the car business, I've noticed that around 100-120k miles is the proving stage, these days. If it makes it past there without catastrophic failure, chances are it will make it another 100k and you got a well built vehicle.

If you need any assistance finding a good price on a replacement engine, let me know. When I had a scrapyard and a dealership, I made connections with parts resellers from all over the US. So, I can probably find something in your area for a hefty discount. Let me know if I can help.

Your post deserves multiple Likes, @Jerami. Good man!

 

[cyberwasp]

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FINALLY got back up to 99.9 after the p9r stupidity from months ago.

p9r gave me my first two rejections on Mturk, i manged to get one of them reversed. I just leave that in the "mistakes i made in the first week" closet.

 

[Despairagus]

I'm not 100% sure I'm doing it right. I'm researching several articles for both questions, filling out 3 arguments, and then had to do the weekly revision one (only looked up one article for that). It gives me all of the points, but not sure if I'm missing out somewhere else.

Jeeze, maybe I'm super slow? It took me closer to a half hour but... yeah probably I'm just super careful and slow.

Also I have to do the dishes so I'm taking my time on everything today to put that off as long as I can.

 

[Kennedy]

I'm not 100% sure I'm doing it right. I'm researching several articles for both questions, filling out 3 arguments, and then had to do the weekly revision one (only looked up one article for that). It gives me all of the points, but not sure if I'm missing out somewhere else.

So please, if someone sees where I'm missing something let me know. I'm trying to make sure I do what it looks like according to the tutorial.

 

[keladry2009]

. and I just noticed the SIX HOURS to work?!?! In a different region of the country or what?!?!?

no its still california haha its basically half way across california

 

[Jerami]

I'm not 100% sure I'm doing it right. I'm researching several articles for both questions, filling out 3 arguments, and then had to do the weekly revision one (only looked up one article for that). It gives me all of the points, but not sure if I'm missing out somewhere else.

If it is like the study earlier this year, I know they dropped people for very short responses to writing prompts and speed of completion, fyi.

 

[keladry2009]

Not sure, as I'm not part of this one but, if it's forecasting political events in a bespoke forecasting platform, it's similar. But, even those where varied, depending on which group you were in. If the price is significantly lower, the HIT is probably changed, even if it is based on the same platform. SurveyComet runs so many projects that it's hard to tell, unless you've done both.

Sorry.Unfortunately, planned obsolescence causes things like this in vehicles that are operating within 'Everyday Use' limits. Used to be that if you kept your fluids, belts and gaskets maintained, and didn't beat on your vehicle, it would last forever. Since being in the car business, I've noticed that around 100-120k miles is the proving stage, these days. If it makes it past there without catastrophic failure, chances are it will make it another 100k and you got a well built vehicle.

If you need any assistance finding a good price on a replacement engine, let me know. When I had a scrapyard and a dealership, I made connections with parts resellers from all over the US. So, I can probably find something in your area for a hefty discount. Let me know if I can help.

thats so nice of you thank you!!

 

[Kennedy]

Jeeze, maybe I'm super slow? It took me closer to a half hour but... yeah probably I'm just super careful and slow.

Also I have to do the dishes so I'm taking my time on everything today to put that off as long as I can.

Oh, I'm a speed reader. I remember getting "in trouble" in first grade because I was always done long before other kids and the teacher thought I was lying.
That's one reason I like mturk. I can buzz right through most of the stuff no prob. Reason I don't like videos on here because then I can't.

 

[cyberwasp]

no its still california haha its basically half way across california

I takes me about 6 hours to drive from St. Louis to Atlanta x.x ok maybe more like 7 but 6 hours without even leaving the state, ouch.

 

[Jerami]

thats so nice of you thank you!!

That's what I'm here for. Let me know.

 

[Kennedy]

If it is like the study earlier this year, I know they dropped people for very short responses to writing prompts and speed of completion, fyi.

I'll have to remember that. Guess I didn't see how much they want written, but I felt it was substantial enough to show my argument. I'll find out if they drop me

 

[savvy]

Oh, I'm a speed reader. I remember getting "in trouble" in first grade because I was always done long before other kids and the teacher thought I was lying.
That's one reason I like mturk. I can buzz right through most of the stuff no prob. Reason I don't like videos on here because then I can't.

same. I am also too short of a writer. I can get an entire sentiment done in half the words, and I got in trouble for a long time. Finally my AP comp teacher was tired of fighting me and said she didn't want me to become a bullshitter for no reason

 

[Jerami]

I'll have to remember that. Guess I didn't see how much they want written, but I felt it was substantial enough to show my argument. I'll find out if they drop me

I'm sure you'll be fine. You care enough about your work for me to confidently say that. I guess just, err on the side of too much, over too little.

 

[cyberwasp]

I don't remember seeing that icon game batch at all last week, did i just miss it or is that over with now?

 

[Kennedy]

I'm sure you'll be fine. You care enough about your work for me to confidently say that. I guess just, err on the side of too much, over too little.

Usually I am verbose, or at least I think so, but I will be mindful in next week's studies. I looked at the forum on it and some people went into a lot of details, but most were shorter than mine.

 

[Despairagus]

Oh, I'm a speed reader. I remember getting "in trouble" in first grade because I was always done long before other kids and the teacher thought I was lying.
That's one reason I like mturk. I can buzz right through most of the stuff no prob. Reason I don't like videos on here because then I can't.

I'm also a speed reader.

But, I also also have a degree in writing which means a degree in being a total bullshit artist, so I tend to be really wordy with things. And add citations.