Do the HITs we return come back to us ?

I'd be glad if someone could tell me if suppose out of 100 HITs available i return some 20 of em and do the rest 80...So will the remaining 20 ones came back again or it wud show "No hits available " ?

Thanx in advance

 

if you return the hit theres no way to do that exact same hit again. Ever. period.

 

I don't agree with you. I've done some hits that i had returned some time back (a hour or two).
I faced this situation in ignite...

 

You maybe right.. My experience is limited to surveys and attempting to do one that was previously returned .. this has happend ALOT tho which leads me to believe its not a user setting but a mturk setting.. My logical thinking leads me to believe the hit you did twice was simply posted twice 2 different hit #'s since alot of requesters post the same hit 3-5 times to get a majority rules responce..

I could be wrong but from my experience its not possible to do the same hit # that was returned..

 

ok, let me assess and will post the details as soon as i come across such hit. As you said the hit number may differ.... Lets wait ..
Does any one have had this situation?

 

I agree with Playa. You would never be able to see a HIT again once you returned it.

 

hmm...... lets wait ....

 

I asked this coz there was a smarsheet.com task tht i was doing ...Some 50 hits were available and none were being taken..I randomly rerturned a few say some 20 and did some 30 and now tht hits available were 20+ ...suddenly it showed there are no more hits available though it seemed no one else was working on it since an hour or two

So i assume what playa said is right

 

So what happens with the HIT that we return? I believe that the requester churns it back as available HITs. May be there is some programming due to which the HIT does not falls back to the worker who returned it.

 

^^ the hit we return someone else can pick up its just not there for us anymore..

 

For surveys returned, can't see again.

With CastingWords I'll accept a job, just to return it so it disappears. It doesn't. I may not see it again right away (one job, multiple HITs available) but it will be there again for me eventually.

 

I am quite sure Amazon has hired some brainy programmers out there !!