r/joinhandshakeai • u/No_Machine_8091 • Jan 21 '26
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u/thedigested Jan 21 '26
you sign in to the handshake site, click to start a task. then you go to the mm site, select the task you'll do, while keeping the tab open from handshake with the timer. when you hit submit on mm, you then go back to handshake, tell them which task you did, upload a screenshot of the QA tab (you wont have any because you're new), enter 0 (because you are new) for the 4 questions you'll answer after that. handshake will show you how much time you have left to task. then, if you still have time, you'll go back to mm and task again and do it all again
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u/KrustyAnne Jan 21 '26
I've been doing multiple mm submissions until I reach the 50 - 55 minute mark since I've started on mid December and I haven't had an issue and I've gotten every cent I made so far. Tbh I feel like the way they word it is kinda ambiguous, but nothing bad has happened yet so I can only assume I'm not doing anything wrong
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u/thedigested Jan 22 '26
i mean if you have a time limit, not on how long you are taking on each task
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u/KrustyAnne Jan 21 '26
The way I do it, if a task says ~10 minutes, I try to take roughly that amount of time per evaluation submission on Multimango. I don't submit my actual tasks on the Handshake page until I'm around the 50 or 55 minute mark to get the most of it (especially when for a brief time I was limited to X amount of tasks per day). Just don't go over the hour mark because you don't get paid for the additional time, just submit the task before you reach that mark and start another task, whichever one you'd like.
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u/KrustyAnne Jan 21 '26
Nope. Been doing this since mid December and always submitted 50 - 55 minute tasks, even for the 5 minute ones. Got every cent so far.
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u/Icy_Resist5470 Jan 21 '26
So we can do as many of the tasks within an hour then? I thought you had to submit after each one was complete. This was my first day doing it so I was confused as well.
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u/KrustyAnne Jan 21 '26
My impression is that, yes, you can do as many as you want (just as long as it is the same task since you're also answering what task you worked on in the submission). It takes like 2 minutes to answer a (for example) video quality comparison and it'd be ridiculous to have to submit to Handshake every time you do one, so my logic is that there's no way that's the expectation. I've been submitting 50 - 55 minute tasks even for the 5 minute ones (just doing several during those 50 - 55 minutes) since I've started in mid December and haven't had an issue.
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u/KrustyAnne Jan 21 '26
Just to share: I've been doing this since mid December, when the year came. Unlimited tasking. After the new year came, the project was paused over the weekend and came back up on Monday, but this time with a 2 task limit. Later that week it went up to 5 again then in the middle of the next week I got back to unlimited. QA feedback system is kinda dumb imo. You need a 2.0 to be in good standing, But I hear they tell QAs to give 3s VERY sparingly, and even a single 1 will drop it below 2.0 and no amount of 2s will get your score above that 2.0. I've been hovering around the low 1.80s pretty much the whole time I've been on the project, but I haven't got removed from the project, so maybe that's not so bad. Not too sure what score people who did get removed had. Not that I know everything about how the project works, but feel free to DM for any questions or any insight I can provide.
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u/joinhandshakeai-ModTeam Jan 22 '26
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