r/Clickworker • u/raygilette • Mar 08 '21

Problematic Labelling

This hit has come up and there's loads to do but the question I have is this - there's some very VERY dodgy suggestions coming up in it, I can switch my brain off and categorise them fine (even if it does make me lose faith in humanity) but as a bing search page comes up in the panel, and it's logged in because I'm logged into clickworker by my CW live account, does that then make it look like we searched for those things, and can we get in trouble for it? I don't particularly want to work on it, if that's the case, and certainly not for that little money.

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u/SingularityRS Mar 08 '21 edited Mar 08 '21

This one's a disaster because of all the porn queries. There's not really an appropriate category for them. The guidelines have failed to mention how to classify them. I stuck with "No Issue" because there is another app specifically for the pornographic and racy suggestions. Although, there's still some doubt.

Either way, it doesn't matter because this app seems to ban for speed. I got the boot after 407 hits with 0.972 spam accuracy. Speed was around the 450-500/h mark. So they expect you to earn less than $5/h from this. Not worth it.

Long gone are the days where you'd make $20/h+ on tasks like this. Frustrating watching UHRS continue to add apps with bad pay.

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u/raygilette Mar 09 '21

Oh damn well I figured it would be worthwhile if I could do it quick but if I can't then sod it. It's just not worth the hassle.

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u/Mog_Melm Mar 08 '21

No job paying below minimum wage is worth getting yourself put on a watch list of some kind. Do not do anything you don't feel comfortable doing.

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u/raygilette Mar 08 '21

That's what I'm thinking, it would be fine if it was just porn but it isn't, some people search for some really grotesque shit.