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DareAngel3 Fast Reader
Argument Acceptability Annotation for News Editorial - $20.00
Generous
Unrated
Pending
$13.17 / hour
01:31:05 / completion time
Pros
Long timer so you can spread out the work and do it at your convenience (although the HIT asks that you submit as soon as possible.)The instructions say that you CAN repeat your explanations so long as all conditions are met, so if you had a really one-sided article you could probably save time by copy/pasting and just adding in clarification. I wasn't that lucky.
Cons
Even though my HIT timer SAYS 91 minutes, it feels like a lot longer than that. My article had 58 sentences (with 5 annotations each) and I spread the work out over 24+ hours.The interface took a while to figure out and was a little glitchy (windows constantly needed adjusted because they loaded half-off the page, the double click to open the pop-up needed a really precise timing to activate)
I've heard that other workers got shorter articles for the same pay, so that's lame.
DareAngel3 Fast Reader
Annotating Local Acceptability in News Editorials (V2) - $5.00
Low
Unrated
Pending
$7.93 / hour
00:37:49 / completion time
Pros
I didn't have any glitches with the interface. You only have to rate each sentence on one attribute (rather than several in previous HITs.)Cons
I forced myself through one of these to see how underpaid it was. I managed to find one with relatively short/interesting articles. The instructions are a little vague and will make a lot more sense if you've done previous HITs from the requester. Each article gets its own completion code, which I didn't realize at first, and didn't want to redo- so I sent a note to the requester. This particular hit had 180 sentences to rate.Troy Average Pace
Annotating Local Acceptability in News Editorials (V2) - $5.00
Fair
Unrated
Approved
$9.78 / hour
00:30:41 / completion time
Pros
-Slow morning work-Once you got going, it became pretty mindless which I appreciated considering the cons.
Cons
-Hourly is gonna vary wildly on this one based on the articles you are to annotate. Some had 77 sentences, another had only 20.-Directions were plentiful, but vague I thought, so half of this time was spent literally trying to figure out if I was doing this right or not.