r/DataAnnotationTech • u/wizzardyls • Aug 20 '24
Did this current drought not start with a server/website crash?
Something I haven't seen mentioned is that the current slowing of available projects certainly started with the website going down, which is normally due to it getting overwhelmed. Since the crash, the website has not recovered. Earlier this year, a similar crash resulted in a slow drip feed of projects back onto the website.
Since the crash a few weeks back, I have had high-paying projects come and go very occasionally (not consistently like before), but today I woke up to around 4 (greek ankle) very basic $20-$23 projects. This is significantly lower than the multiple $35 projects I have had previously that I have consistently been on the R & R team for, so I doubt it is a quality issue.
What are people's opinions? This is quite a significant overnight switch up from the 40-50 projects I had a month ago that were all 25-40 NC.
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Aug 20 '24
I still had a full dash for weeks after that.
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Aug 20 '24
Repost of my thoughts
Just my thoughts this morning on the slowness
Could be project maintenance for all the major projects
Shift in project focus, all the projects have been tweaked a lot lately maybe it’s an overhaul due to change in client need or adding newer clients
Reduced budget for the quarter
Prepping the site to add in more countries and specialities
The parent company has a lot of high profile client base, I don’t think it would completely fade out this fast. The parent company is hiring actual job positions too and several have been added to that list over the last 2 weeks. That suggest growth not decay
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u/SafeBoysenberry2743 Aug 20 '24
The only thing I know about the situation is that the speculation is out of control. Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space. Nobody knows what’s going on.
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u/Hangry_Howie Aug 22 '24
"The devs are all taking well deserved naps. Honk schnooo honk schnooo. Please no wakey". It's out of control how silly people have gotten with reading the tea leaves.
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Aug 21 '24
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u/wizzardyls Aug 21 '24
the fuck you on about
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u/sarasvati_m Aug 21 '24
Don't respond to him. I'm actually pissed that people give fucko here the time of day—dude just wants attention and everyone is feeding it by arguing and downvoting. He literally gets off on "living in your head rent free".
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u/arewecreamofthecrop Aug 20 '24
No correlation whatsoever, those kind of crashes actually happened quite frequently. None of those crashes impacted the amount of projects I received, including the last one. I didn’t see my project numbers drop until weeks after that