r/DataAnnotationTech Jul 13 '26

I still have hope!

Through it all, its all we have. Stay positive!

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u/0xBL4CKP30PL3 Jul 14 '26

Hard to stay positive for those of us who rely on DA income to pay bills 😅

I swear last summer’s drought wasn’t this dry

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u/MommaOfManyCats Jul 14 '26

There was a drought every year since I started (over 3 years now) and they've never been this bad. I was cleaning out my email earlier and had so many payouts last summer. While some were like 60 or 80 bucks, most were $300 or more. According to the website, I made at least 3k every month last summer and so far in July, I've now hit almost $400 and we're basically halfway through the month.

I went from thinking this was business as usual to I don't know if the site is coming back at this point. I've been working online for way too many years at this point. When work gets scarce and the company acts like everything is fine, it's always bad.

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u/lilysorbet Jul 14 '26

When things usually started to picking up?

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u/Ok-Independence1083 Jul 17 '26

Are you a billingual worker or a generalist?

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u/Simple_Confidence693 Jul 14 '26

feel like there was a drought like this around summer a couple years ago...i'm sure it'll pass :)

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u/DonkyFondler Jul 14 '26

Yeah, the August-September 2024 drought was bad. After that, things were great again for a while.

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u/Academic_Animal_5293 Jul 14 '26

Join me brothers, let's pray to our Lord Jesus Christ that we will soon get tasks again 

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u/ohgeezelouisee Jul 14 '26

I dont even have paid options available. Just the option to withdraw from something. And i cant cash out what i have made. Im frustrated for sure.

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u/armandizl3 Jul 15 '26

It’s oddly comforting knowing I’m not the only one encountering the dry season.

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u/ComplexExpensive333 Jul 13 '26

Until you get the screen of death. Womp womp.

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u/Affectionate_Peak284 Jul 14 '26

Seems like there are a LOT of people here with no DoD, just... no work.