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You should have 1 task with many instances, and dynamically assign the specific task only after you have a specific user who has accepted it. This way you can u
by jey 16y ago
You should have 1 task with many instances, and dynamically assign the specific task only after you have a specific user who has accepted it. This way you can use the user ID in your task-assigning logic.
- gcv 16y agoThat's exactly what I did. The question is, how do I prevent people who have no more valid tasks available from seeing or accepting HITs? I can lock them out in my own logic, but their Amazon records will show that they abandoned a task — and it wasn't actually their fault.