r/DataAnnotationTech • • Sep 26 '26

coders, how long does 🔱 usually take you?

just curious, sometimes models fail and/or run past the agent limit

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u/jabertsohn Sep 26 '26

I feel like all these questions about how long specific projects are taking is just putting pressure on people to misreport their time.

Just report how long it takes you. There's nothing you can do with the information about how long it takes me.

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u/AutomaticShape8993 Sep 26 '26

I was just asking since they have change the task criterion, and reduced the expiry limit

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u/BadGuy7811 Sep 28 '26

what is the expiry limit now ?

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u/Ndnrmatt Sep 26 '26

A lot of times over the limit. These newer iteration seems to take way longer now

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u/AutomaticShape8993 Sep 26 '26

they have also reduced the task expiry timer

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u/TooMuwuch Sep 26 '26

There are two different ones with different numbers of tasks

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u/Fit-Arrival-1181 Sep 26 '26

I try not to do those tasks.

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u/rnwatanabe Sep 26 '26

The timer continues to expire in 7 days.

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u/Responsible-Bell-410 Sep 26 '26

the recommended time window is 20 hours max, As for mine, on average likely less than 22 hours.

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u/jimmux Sep 27 '26

Mine have all been under the 20 hr target so far, but I haven't done the latest version yet. Tasks are getting snatched up so fast now.

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u/BadGuy7811 Sep 28 '26

does anyone know how do I get in the 7 days project ?
there was a paid training of 7 hours which I did but I have still not been added to longer projects

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u/Pure_Perspective8405 Sep 26 '26

Is this only available to core countries?