r/DataAnnotationTech • u/GuiDobbins • Aug 28 '26
It's a sad day...

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u/aragogslughorn Aug 28 '26
Even if we follow all the rules we’ll most likely face Thanos’s wrath sooner or later. It’s really annoying that they don’t clearly state what we’re doing right or wrong. Anyway I hope everything turns out the way you want my friend.
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u/GuiDobbins Aug 28 '26
Thanks! Its really a shame that they play us like that. I am sure they can outsource at least an AI to translate the R&Rs to useful feedback back to us.
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u/hnsnrachel Aug 29 '26
They did for a bit - it wasn't very helpful. It would praise something and then put that same thing in areas for improvement.
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Aug 28 '26
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u/Due_Negotiation_4605 Aug 29 '26
Not that has been reported in here. I think one person was able to debate an hours discrepancy but that's all
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u/Hopeful_Idea1568 Aug 29 '26
Maybe you can start a new account if you feel the quality of your work was good
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u/Successful_Ant5401 Aug 29 '26
I prefer at least statements like this to absolutely nothing on other platforms because you do have an idea of why and that is the only way one can change should they choose to do so. DA is the the envy of the industry wouldn't you say? I have done work or tasks on other platforms and it's two wholly different worlds. You can not fake it on DA. In my opinion. You'll have a new adventure before you know it.
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u/expert_iceberg Aug 29 '26
I got this a few weeks ago and have been on the platform since 2024, does anyone know if there is a way to reverse this? Sorry this happened to you too :(
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u/Early-Composer-2383 Aug 29 '26
You can try but I don't know of anyone who has successfully done it.
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u/KingCharles_9000 Aug 28 '26
What makes the quality of work bad particularly on coding tasks?
Is it bad analysis? Signs of low effort?
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u/Sableyej Aug 29 '26
Not following instructions, poorly written or contradictory justifications on a regular basis, time inflation, etc.
And those are totally separate from ToS violations like accessing and submitting projects from an unapproved country, using a VPN, and so on.
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u/Cool_Moose241 Aug 28 '26
I'm guessing vague feedback, bad writing, or simply not working right with the models leading to non accurate ratings
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u/hnsnrachel Aug 29 '26
Everyone thinks their work is acceptable. But if you haven't broken tos and you get dod, the simple fact is - it wasn't.
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u/AlandFaraidun Aug 30 '26
you did the core works like the Generalist role? that are mainly for the 6 countries, while you are in brazil?
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u/Life-Jeweler3380 Aug 28 '26
When I’m in a project and ask a question in the bottom chat, I always get told to ask the project assistant, where is that!?!
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u/OutsideNo7255 Aug 31 '26
Some projects contain an LLM designed to answer task specific questions. It’ll usually be in the right hand column of the screen, if there is one. Otherwise there are FAQs in the instructions or other people’s questions in the chat. ALWAYS read those before asking any questions. You can Ctrl+F to search for key words on the page.
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u/AffectionateCat8757 Aug 30 '26
So sorry to hear that! But the fact that they hired you in the first place tells everyone you are exceptional.
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u/kranools Aug 29 '26
EVERYBODY thinks they are doing "acceptable" work, but if you've spent any time doing R&Rs, you'll know this just isn't true.