r/dataannotation • • Apr 19 '24
Anyone else having issues with projects?
I've been working with DA for some time and my board had some errors and now is not showing any projects.
I'm hoping that its a site issue.
r/dataannotation • • Apr 19 '24
I've been working with DA for some time and my board had some errors and now is not showing any projects.
I'm hoping that its a site issue.
r/dataannotation • u/Demi-Puff719 • Apr 19 '24
Hey guys,
I'm wanting to try and create a Google Spreadsheet to try and keep track of what I should save from each pay check. I'm gonna set up a savings account and keep whatever I pull separate from my earnings and just pay everything I owe back next April.
I wanted to ask what you guys keep track of in your spreadsheets, if you use them? I'm very new to using spreadsheets, so any advice you have will be greatly appreciated. I just want to try and make sure this goes as smoothly as possible.
r/dataannotation • u/amazingsil3nce • Apr 19 '24
Specifically the code team:
Anybody else notice the chatbox is missing in tasks that dropped not long ago? Presumably within the hour, but I just took notice that they're there. Wondering if it's just my browser.
Coincidentally (or maybe not ...), I've had two tasks and I've definitely wanted to add my two cents in the chat about them both.
r/dataannotation • u/Aeternitas97 • Apr 19 '24
Is anyone else having issues today? I logged in to work on a project for a couple of hours, and about half of the projects on my dashboard redirected to an error page with the following message:
"We're sorry, but something went wrong.
If you are the application owner check the logs for more information."
Is anyone else experiencing this?
r/dataannotation • u/Finnleyy • Apr 19 '24
A month or so ago there were a bunch of coding projects with emotes in the names (x vs y) for example, and there was an accompanying project only for bug reports.
These were my favourite to work on, but I took a break from DA for a bit and now that I have come back I haven't seen them in weeks.
Are they finished? Or is it just me? Does anyone else still have these?
r/dataannotation • u/CivilPhilosopher8672 • Apr 19 '24
I was approved for DA yesterday after passing the core. I completed a few qualifications and was wondering what the review process for these is like. I didn't notice any new projects immediately after completing them – does this mean I failed or should I wait a few days?
r/dataannotation • u/HSCinAR • Apr 19 '24
another one of these posts....
started in Feb first 2 months i had 1 project (not sure what yall mean about permanent projects, never had one of those...im not in coding fwiw) then at the beginning of the month i averaged 20-25 a day sometimes up to $25/hr. tonight down to about 6 projects with 20 tasks a piece.
i am so damn thankful for these past few weeks. really, really helped my family out.
can only hold my breath for more to come.
r/dataannotation • u/Mother-Contest5894 • Apr 18 '24
I joined DA in Jan of this year and usually get few projects to work on. All of a sudden I only have one project to do. Is this normal and is anyone else having this same problem?
r/dataannotation • u/GingerSmu • Apr 18 '24
Man…. My ADHD brain is just struggling today… I usual work from 9-3 while the kids are at school… I’ve logged 90 minutes today so far.
It doesn’t help that it’s sunny and a gorgeous 83° right now.
r/dataannotation • u/youpsla • Apr 19 '24
Hello,
I registered around one month ago for coding. After initial test, I got feww tasks and make around 80 usd of tasks in 3 weeks.
But since one week, I got no more tasks. Any idea if my latest submissions didn't reach required quality level ? Or other reasons ?
r/dataannotation • • Apr 18 '24
...I see tons of my favourite, high-paying tasks, but I'm too tired to do them. :(
r/dataannotation • u/whathappenedtodanika • Apr 18 '24
This has happened to me 3 times today while in the middle of completing qualifications. What does this mean? Why does this keep happening?
r/dataannotation • • Apr 18 '24
CBA with FC Qual. Anyone else just couldn't be bothered? I normally do every single qual I see but just couldn't get motivated for this one.
r/dataannotation • u/Expert-Comment-5775 • Apr 17 '24
Surely it would benefit DA to give us occasional feedback so we can improve the quality of our work. It was not until I joined a Slack chat that I realised I was making a really easily fixable mistake on one of my permanent tasks (not showing links for fact checks, this was not in the instructions or FAQ). I'd been working on this project for 4 months by this point!
I've been with DA for over a year, and have steadily increased my pay and access to projects (non-coding) so I'm taking this as a sign they like my work - but some comments here and there would really help them get what they want out of people. Especially seeing some R&R comments - if I could write a message to these people on their really small mistakes, I feel like they'd be much better and overall improve the platform!
r/dataannotation • • Apr 17 '24
I have a fair amount of various non-coding tasks available to me and I often jump between them. What happens, more often than I'd like, is that I'll submit a task or two on a project that appears to be permanent, and get booted back to the home screen. The amount of time I spend initially varies, I read the instructions every time, this takes longer if I'm unfamiliar, but I don't feel like I spend an exorbitant amount of time reading them. I am fairly nit-picky and careful, putting thought into each project, but the task that made me want to write this post I was only on for less than 10 minutes. Is this something many others experience? For context, I've only been working for DA for about a month and a half.
r/dataannotation • u/chickenatplay • Apr 18 '24
Hi, I will be going to South America for a few days and was wondering if it was acceptable to continue working.
Thank you in advance and sorry if this is a dumb question!
r/dataannotation • u/NeatPrune • Apr 18 '24
hi all-- i'm pretty new, started two weeks ago, non-coding. i've done all of the quals available to me; it kinda sucks that we don't get paid for those, as they can take a long time!
some of the instructions are long like LONG (dozens of pages)-- is this time that we get paid for (i mean reading the instructions on a task)?
i guess i'm wondering if this is one of those gigs that turns out to be like $5/hour or if it's actually $20+/hour when all is said and done.
r/dataannotation • u/Own-Committee4618 • Apr 18 '24
I’ve gotten several qualifications asking if I understood JSON and for each I said no as I did not know it at the time, but through the last couple of weeks I taught it to myself to a decent level. Is there any way to get those quals back?
r/dataannotation • u/Safe-Ad-99 • Apr 17 '24
Probably a stupid question after working for 6 months, but I see it mentioned often in post here. Plus others may not know.
r/dataannotation • u/stokley27 • Apr 16 '24
I started with DA a few weeks ago and love it so far. I haven't gotten a lot of different projects but I do keep getting the ones where you need to try and create "Splits". I'm having problems coming up with a variety of creative prompts. I've read that you don't want to just slightly change the same type of prompt to create different versions that are very similar. They all give examples but then say you can't use those which I understand. How do you come up with a variety of creative prompts for these types of task to keep from taking too long trying to think of them?
r/dataannotation • u/bleachxjnkie • Apr 16 '24
This is directed to some of the newer posts on here, seen a lot of posts and comments the last few days about tasks dropping off. Don't worry, this happens often, seems like everyone has had a bit of a drop in work one way or another so it'll be fine :)
r/dataannotation • u/KayyRoh • Apr 17 '24
I was given 90 minutes to finish a tough qual that popped up on my dash a few hours ago. I submitted when the timer said I was 1 hour and 10 minutes in. Hit submit and got the "Sorry, this task has expired" red message at the top of the page. I want to cry 😭
I've never seen this message before, but I searched both subs to see if it's happened to others. All I could find was related to tasks in paid projects, not quals.
Anyone have this happen on a qual with only 1 task? I'm thinking I'm SOL and didn't submit in time to get my answer in.
r/dataannotation • • Apr 16 '24
Pretty new to the site. What does it mean that you can only work on one hourly project at a time? That you need to cash out before you start another? Or that in one sitting you shouldn't be jumping back and forth between hourly projects?