10/27 - Fix 'er up Friday!

Frank is the bestest. He loves eggs just like me.

 

Awh, I knew you be FUN!!!

 

Hate myself enough already, thanks.

 

What kinda timer does it have.

 

Arpan Ghosh [A2P23M2L7RXNUP] Are these questions grammatically correct? Are they also easy to understand? - $0.01

Underpaid

Unrated

Unrated

$3.27 / hour
00:00:11 / completion time

Pros: AA = 3 days
quick
Cons: unclear if punctuation should be considered

To read Arpan Ghosh's full profile check out TurkerView!​

 

wit data? In that case yes, it needs to be a full sentence, properly capitalized and punctuated.

 

PE: $42.62

 

I read VODKA knockoff and was like... go on.



and on a side note, just for you.

 

*to have and use I mean

 

10 hours. But don't wait until the last hour to start.

 

I did not notice the location of the "Strongly Agree" and "Strongly Disagree" statements on this goddamn survey. Goodbye 4 dollars.

 

Projected Earnings For Today
$54.96

 

Google to the rescue

While we use both grammar and punctuation to clearly explicate our ideas for our readers, they are not the same. Punctuation marks are the symbols we use to clarify meaning, question marks, exclamation points, periods, etc. Grammar is the structure of language. You can think of it as word order and choice.

Grammar is purely about sentence formation. Punctuation is part of the mechanics while capitalisation is based on spelling.

Capitalization and punctuation (and spelling, paragraphing, and indentation, among many other things), are not part of language at all. Certainly they're not part of grammar.

Instead, they're part of Writing -- literacy, reading, printing, wordprocessing, txting -- all of which is technological, not natural.

Language (including grammar, which is formation and arrangement of words into constituents)
evolved as spoken language, for a million years or so. Humans co-evolved with spoken languages, and every normal human learns at least one spoken language long before their formal literacy training (i.e, school) starts. If it ever starts -- most humans are, and always have been, illiterate.

 

I read through most of what was said. I just checked the HIT search on Worker and it seems the quals aren't buggy anymore, so that's good. I still don't consider it good until there's AA functionality and a database to look through and keep track of quals, especially since they're so iffy about sending emails.

 

AA is not going to be available on worker.

 

They've actually said that?

 

Yea

 

@ReaRea do you have a script for those?

Do you want one?

 

Do you have a link or anything? I'm still going to contact them about it and make my petition for it to be implemented.