>Find, Fix, Verify I'd be interested in seeing how they partitioned up these hits. I would assume that one Turker is performing the fixes, while another varies

>Find, Fix, Verify I'd be interested in seeing how they partitioned up these hits. I would assume that one Turker is performing the fixes, while another varies? To me these n-stage Mechanical Turk tasks are much more interesting than any classical survey tasks that you typical see on MTurk. You can achieve some amazingly creative results if you have one Turker make a change and then allow other workers to make subsequent changes, iterating over the previous versions. Effective crowdsourced, micro-iterative design may be a great way to bootstrap a startup with user generated content. http://www.github.com/aantix/turkee http://www.github.com/aantix/turkee