05/22 - Warburton Wednesday!

[corysilk]

I don't know if this is against the rules to talk about it, but I think the rejections had something to do with the math equations that had a literal line ( ---) as one of the lines. I don't know if we were supposed to box those in or not, but most of the ones I did today had a line in it.

 

[aveline]

that'd be far too many

I think I'm just going to sit and stare at this for a bit.

 

[turkleton]

that'd be far too many

idk, that looks pretty good, I'd go through a few of those.

 

[cb456]

Title: Rate companies from various categories | PANDA Requester: Consumer Panels [AUBFIGBO24FQ1] (Req TV): $28.26/hr/hr (TO): [Pay: 4.38] [Fair: 5.00] [Comm: 5.00] [Fast: 4.44] Description: Give an overall rating for various companies. Time: 20 minutes(s) HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.40 Qualifications: Location EqualTo US;

 

[TSolo315]

Aversion to bounding box HITs has paid off again

 

[sks]

I would like to check my email and see he’s responded.

 

[aveline]

I don't know if this is against the rules to talk about it, but I think the rejections had something to do with the math equations that had a literal line ( ---) ass on of the lines. I don't know if we were supposed to box those in or not, but most of the ones I did today had a line in it.

I wondered about those too. I always boxed them just because I figured they were part of the math problems (I'm bad at math, so I really have no idea why that line would be there)

 

[sks]

Nope!

 

[turkleton]

Aversion to bounding box HITs has paid off again

Same here.


Actually, they wouldn't work right on my computer, but maybe my computer knew better.

 

[aveline]

Aversion to bounding box HITs has paid off again

Ehh, if he posted another big batch like that I would still do them. I'll take a handful of rejections for a $100-200 day.

 

[Amon]

I wondered about those too. I always boxed them just because I figured they were part of the math problems (I'm bad at math, so I really have no idea why that line would be there)

If it was just a solid line, problem separation maybe? I didn't get to do the masters batch.

 

[thismegan]

if i have a girl i'm naming her Emilia

name her khaleesi instead.

 

[TSolo315]

Ehh, if he posted another big batch like that I would still do them. I'll take a handful of rejections for a $100-200 day.

Need some more Andy surveys.

 

[turkleton]

name her khaleesi instead.

@Peachy name her Khaki.

 

[Kennedy]

@Peachy name her Khaki.

@Peachy name her Vicky

 

[Amon]

if i have a girl i'm naming her Emilia

Name her State Farm.

 

[aveline]

If it was just a solid line, problem separation maybe? I didn't get to do the masters batch.

It was just like a minus sign that would sometimes be at the very top. Like they would be laid out on the page something like this (oversimplification, but you get the idea):

--
1 + 1
2x - 5

 

[Bolbor]

I wondered about those too. I always boxed them just because I figured they were part of the math problems (I'm bad at math, so I really have no idea why that line would be there)

I wondered about those too, but the requester didn't respond to emails at the time so there was no way to clarify. I didn't box them, personally

 

[turkleton]

Name her State Farm.

He's more likely to name her James Harden.

 

[Amon]

It was just like a minus sign that would sometimes be at the very top. Like they would be laid out on the page something like this (oversimplification, but you get the idea):

--
1 + 1
2x - 5

Yeah that is strange, not sure why it would be there. I wouldn't think it would get boxed, but what the purpose is I have no clue. I had imagined maybe they were used to differentiate between the start of multiple problems initially based on the description.