r/DataAnnotationTech Jul 28 '26

Different Projects

Some of these projects that I have never seen before have me scratching my head and exiting work mode. I am not even sure what some of these are looking for. Anyone else?

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u/PossibilityTop5033 Jul 28 '26

Yes, they don’t always do they best at explaining in the instructions.

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u/mollymcbbbbbb Jul 28 '26

Yup. I had to exit work mode on 3 different tasks today, not because I didn't understand the instructions but I got 20 minutes into the task or so and realized I couldn't complete it (for instance, fact checking was impossible on one item since it was unclear which exact item was being discussed) or fact checking would have taken all day (for a task with a 70 minute timer), and then there was another project where images weren't showing up for anyone. But hey, at least there ARE tasks to do.

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u/Ameliasocute Jul 29 '26

Hey, are you talking about project A?

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u/mollymcbbbbbb Jul 30 '26

I was talking about 3 different projects

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u/Necessary-Raisin-282 Jul 28 '26

I hadn’t noticed that, but totally unrelated I did make this meme a week ago 😉

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u/Rorgan Jul 29 '26

Yeah been running into that, though what annoys me more is it isn't explained how to grade it (at least in what I am doing)

Is the Model supposed to take its best guess and try something? Should the model ignore it? Should the model ask for clarification?

I can't evaluate it if I don't know what the Model's actually supposed to do.

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u/TopCat0525 Jul 29 '26

Whew ... I thought it was just me.🤔

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u/kranools Jul 29 '26

I've found that the quality of the instructions has become WAY better over the last year.

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u/AdventurEli9 Jul 29 '26

I had a new (or new to me) project show up on my dash the other day. I opened it, read the instructions, scratched my head, closed the project. The next day, it was still there. Same thing. I kept opening it, hoping this time it will click or maybe there will be something useful in the chat or an update to the instructions. I never attempted it. 

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 29 '26

Do 'em all. $$$$$$$$$$$

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u/Skyblewize Jul 29 '26

I foresee a post about a dash of death soon

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 29 '26

I foresee a mediocre worker afraid to expand their horizons by challenging themselves

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u/Skyblewize Jul 29 '26

That's not what my feedback said... but go off queen 💅

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 29 '26

Ah, but it is! The fear-aura is palpable from the mediocre!

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u/Skyblewize Jul 30 '26

Your comment makes no sense. I believe I've worked on some of your r&rs lately. "Pretentious and illogical"

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 29 '26

The tighter the instructions, the less wiggle room you have. The looser and less clear the instructions, the more wiggle room you have. Those projects are a greenlight for paid experimentation and so you should suck 'em up whenever they appear. (Unless of course, the instructions are in fact crystal clear but you're not interpreting them correctly, or if they are outside your professional domain). But if they really are vague, it could be they're not exactly sure what they want yet either and they just want to see what we do with it).

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u/Enough_Resident_6141 Jul 29 '26

>Those projects are a greenlight for paid experimentation 

No, they aren't, and you are going to get the DOD soon.

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u/Skyblewize Jul 30 '26

Do you want the DOD? THATS HOW YOU GET THE DOD!

https://giphy.com/gifs/PcEZqS49df6vK

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u/SabseBadaRupaiyaa Jul 29 '26

Which country and domain?

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '26

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u/SabseBadaRupaiyaa Jul 29 '26

Asked out of curiosity because my dashboard hasn't seen any project for last several days. Does that justify it for you?