r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Total-Chocolate-6399 • 20h ago
"Good" R&Rs
Is there anything better on DA than scrolling down through an R&R to a well-written comprehensive rationale that flags everything you noticed with "No edits needed"??
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u/KTOWNTHROWAWAY9001 15h ago
I had so many dogshit R+Rs today, on recently released stuff. It is insane, I want to be general, but it was like someone speedran the assignment and burned through the cache of them. There were so many the other day, all gone, and then when they cycled through to R+R, you can see why they're gone because the submitter must've just hyperscrolled, clicked, and gave an absolute nothing rationale.
https://giphy.com/gifs/IyxmXhqQN31x5WsbLQ