Hello, everyone! We are researchers at Carnegie Mellon who have designed Two Turks Up. With this system you’ll get to review HITs, receive recommendations on HITs, and get paid for your time! It seems I can't post links yet, but if you search for "collectivecreating" in Mechanical Turk it'll show up (make sure to pick the $0.10 one!) Disclaimer: Two Turks Up works best with more data and more people. To start reviewing and receive the benefits of our system, you’ll need to invite 2 friends who are willing to Turk. We decided to make a forum account just in case anyone had any questions, concerns, or any kind of feedback but didn't want to email us! :llama:
Everyone was into these HITs until it asked to post a list of our daily HITs. It made people wary and not to mention some people do up to 3500 HITs in a day.
I attempted to participate in this HIT, even with the request for all my data. Pasting it into your system did not allow me to do so without re-formatting manually. I, like most people, have several pages of completed HITS daily, and I am not going to take the excessive time it would take to "properly" format data I didn't really want to give in the first place.
I agree with the above posts. I believe that the point of the pasting was the ensure that the HITs we're reviewing are actually HITs we are doing, but the reviews I wrote were for HITs I had done on days or weeks in the past, not necessarily on the day for which I was being asked to copy and paste my HITs. If I had decided to copy and paste my HITs list (which I chose not to do), the reviews I wrote wouldn't have matched up to those HITs anyway. Was there something in the instructions I missed that said to only write reviews for HITs you had done on the previous day?