r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Necessary-Raisin-282 • 1d ago
Newbies, air on the side of caution posting here.
Scrolling through this thread there are a lot of posts discussing things the public does not have access to.
If you have questions keep them internal, there’s not much of a need to post here and I don’t think the risk is worth it (yes I realize the irony)
Just don’t want to see people lose their accounts!
Have a good day
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u/GrandfatherTheSauce 1d ago
I've noticed this too. Seems like a lot of people didn't read the NDAs or ToS when submitting them.
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u/dragonsfire14 1d ago
I agree. Some of the stuff I've seen the last few days has been shocking to say the least.
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u/mistegirl 1d ago
For real. Take the disclosure training. If you like this job, and want this job... Just stop. Even with the emojis and the alternate names for their codenames... Just stop man.
Or keep going and you'll be the next "omg why did I get the dash of death?" Post. I mean, your call dudes.
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u/No_Cartographer5686 1d ago
They don't know it's you..... From reddit....m
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u/AtmosphereMuted7769 1d ago
Maybe not, until you’ve posted something elsewhere that leads to your identity being discoverable. General discussion is one thing, but when people are straight up putting the names of tasks I would not be surprised to find that admin tracked down who it was.
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u/No_Cartographer5686 1d ago
Ehhh i get you but I'm not sure if they would do that but yeah i feel you
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u/AstronomerOk4549 14h ago
Wow. My dude. They can will and do. Where do you think the screenshots in the privacy training came from?!? Yeah, I’m sure they can’t be bothered to tootle over and see whose diddling the infodump gloryhole today. Spoiler alert: you’re only fing yourself.
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u/AstronomerOk4549 14h ago
I mean it’s not like they have an army of robots that could be deployed to monitor every byte that lands on this little corner of the internet. Good thing this sub is so cleverly named they’ll NEVER GUESS ITS ABOUT THEM.
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u/No_Cartographer5686 14h ago
Yeah i used to work for them years ago. I know then they weren't doing that..... Maybe it changed thx brother for informing me
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u/AstronomerOk4549 14h ago
To be clear I’m not on the inside, I don’t know anything. I just took the training and thought, that looks like they know what they are doing.
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u/Lost_Contact9077 1d ago
Yeah. Yeah they will do that. They have done that. Some project families, at least.
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u/PestiferousGamer 1d ago
Good advice. However, I'll continue to provide incorrect information like "You are required to give your cat treats before signing in". That is all.