Oscar smith - change in format??????

I ran across a card for someone who worked on a tv show i liked. Kind of neat.

 

That is neat.

 

I can't preview the HIT coz of the geo qual. But this looks like a higher paid alternative of the Oscar hits.

Title: Business Card Data Entry
Requester: Coder of Web Apps [A88Z82UK5SV95] (TO)
Description: Enter the information from the business card into the form boxes below.
Reward: $0.05
Time Allotted: 10 minutes
HITs Available: 118
Qualifications Required: HIT approval rate (%) is greater than 95, Location is US
Link: https://www.mturk.com/mturk/searchbar?selectedSearchType=hitgroups&requesterId=A88Z82UK5SV95

 

If it's the ones I'm thinking of, the rules on those are really tough and I think it would be easy to be rejected unless everything was perfect.

 

I will tell you what I do and will continue to do until I get really good information to the contrary. If there is no name, I just leave it blank, if it's there but I can't read it, I would put unreadable, although that's only happened once. On one card today, the only thing on the card I could read was the company name. I wrote unreadable card in the name box, then I decided I would go ahead and put in the Company name. I should probably have written "unreadable" for all the info that was there but I couldn't read. I wasn't going to take the time to do it, but it may be proper and probably won't hurt.

2. That's what I've been doing. As far as international addresses go, I have basically been able to write it normally for Canadian and Australian addresses. If the city and state/province are there it's all in order. I assume the numbers at the end stand for something similar to a zip code, so I put them in that box. If it's England I do something similar. City goes in the city box with the numbers after it in the zip box. If "England" or "UK" are there, ie 10 Downing Street, London, England, I would put England in the box for state. If UK or England are not there, I leave that box blank. For something like China, I do the best I can. Depending on how it looks, I usually try to get the City in the box, though depending on how it's written, I may just use lines, and not even use the boxes for City/State/Zip.

Never return cards, if you do. I used to return cards all the time, but now I know not to do that. The only time I do is when I have to with a blank image. I refresh the page several times before I will return it to make absolutely sure. I will submit it blank before I will return it. Anyway, this is what I've been doing. It's kept me between 88-92, whereas before I would be down in the upper 70s/low 80s.

BTW, I do not have trusted worker status.

 

I run them all together unless there are actually dashes written on the card.

 

I don't know how they calculate that score, but If they assign it by comparing your answers to other workers answers, then it does no good to do better job than others. In fact, it only hurts you.

 

Mine went down to 86 last night after previously being at 88 two nights in a row, then 89. One of the cards I submitted the day before my score went from 88-89 I accidentally submitted a card completely blank. I guess it's possible that there is a delay between the submission and when it affects your score.

 

I'm thinking he might use a grading curve based on how many people do his hits and his preconceived notions about how many people out of those should statistically be doing well enough to achieve Trusted Worker Status. HE also might be using some sort of bell curve system, knowing that there are people here that submit the bare minimum and still get paid. I know that happens, like I said, I did that by accident the other night. He may utilize the number of people who have a 10 or less score at any one time, and the people who have 90 or more at any one time, and adjust everyone else's score to make a big curve in the center.

 

Has he posted any more today? I haven't seen any.