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looks like there's a need for a mturk preferred worker aggregation service.
by user24 16y ago
looks like there's a need for a mturk preferred worker aggregation service.
- pault 16y agoUntil someone uses mturk to spam your ratings.
- barefoot 16y agoDoes this actually happen?
- davidu 16y agoit's called crowdflower.
- wizard_2 16y agoThese guys constantly prove they know how to manage the kinds of problems Turk and other sources bring to the table.
- patio11 16y agoSeriously, for being a fire-and-forget API to the lowest possible level of human tasks, it requires a heck of a lot of hands on management, including arguing with identifiable people over two cents. (YOU DIDN'T SAY TO TURN OFF CAPS. I wish I were exaggerating.) I ended up writing off five hours to goodwill when I did a project with a $100 turking component for a client. To use a line favored by my old Indian colleagues: if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. Lesson learned. Next time I will just find a freelancer with a high tolerance for repetition.
- todayiamme 16y ago>>>Next time I will just find a freelancer with a high tolerance for repetition.<<< Can you shoot me an email when you do? I have the ominous feeling that it will be mind numbingly boring, but nonetheless money is money.