UMD Linguistics Research Group Ratings
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UMD Linguistics Research Group Wage History
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JJ0G40 Careful Reader
Try to guess some words! - $6.00
Fair
Unacceptable
Rejected (All)
$14.43 / hour
00:24:57 / completion time
- HIT Rejected
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NONECons
*Update 2*AVOID THIS REQUESTER, ITS BEEN 3 DAYS NOW AND NO RESPONSE. BLATANTLY IGNORING ME, I JUST WANT TO BE PAID FOR MY WORK THAT I DID..ITS ONLY FAIR AND NOT MY PROBLEM YOU HAVE ERRORS!!!!!!!!!!
*Update 1*
BEWARE, unfair rejection with this as the reasoning: "Sorry for data collection error a while ago; you can still restart another trial"
I received no errors of any form, everything seemed great on my end, I'll update if this is resolved as I did message the requester about it.
Mar 27, 2023 | 5 workers found this helpful.
basketcasey Average Pace
"Anemone": Judge sentences as good or bad! - $6.00
Fair
Unrated
Pending
$11.95 / hour
00:30:08 / completion time
Pros
Cons
This was pretty brutal, and I don't mind this type of hit. You have to rate a ton of sentences as acceptable or not, and each sentence is presented one word at a time. This isn't one where you click the space bar to advance the next word either, the words advance automatically, so you really can't go any faster. Requires constant attention. Monotonous and repetitive. Pay is just okay.
Nov 29, 2018 | 10 workers found this helpful.
TheWerkz Average Pace
"Slump": Judge English sentences as good or bad! - $2.00
Good
Unrated
Approved
$15.62 / hour
00:07:41 / completion time
Pros
It feels like I'm grading an English test with much lower standards than I had back in school.You just have to follow their "very relaxed" set of rules and grade 32 sentences, although some of them really push the boundaries of being a coherent sentence.
Same day approval!
Cons
Just having to remember and apply their rules, since the normal rules of grammar don't apply here.Remember the sentence you're reading, some of the sentences will have a question immediately afterwards about what the sentence said.
Jan 6, 2022 | 1 worker found this helpful.