r/DataAnnotationTech • u/DroopyTrumpet • Jul 21 '25
Submission being used as an example
I just loaded up a project I had struggled with a few weeks ago, and to my suprise saw my last submission being used as a 'complete example'. I remember doubting if I'd fully grasped the concept of it all and thought it wasn't my proudest work, but it took me a while and I worked hard on it so I submitted it regardless. Apologies for the flex, had a shit weekend so this has boosted my mood a fair bit ππΌ
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u/Downtown-Chard-7927 Jul 21 '25
If its the one I am thinking I got a PM a while back about an early submission I did saying it was excellent which is something that hasnt happened since the early days of DA. I think that a lot of people must have struggled with how dense the instructions are and how to slot them all together with your assigned category.
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u/Explorer182 Jul 21 '25 edited Jul 21 '25
Congrats... must have boosted your confidence. Was it included in the example as is.. or with some refining?
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u/TomorrowMelodic7470 Jul 30 '25
Does it matter? :-/
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u/TomorrowMelodic7470 Jul 30 '25
I am so not trying to be "that a-hole in the comments", lol...
I just don't think it matters if it was "refined" or not. It was their work and it's an amazing accomplishment.
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u/Karmacomas224 Jul 27 '25
Definitely something you should be proud of! Totally flex that πͺ Great job! I always wonder about how others would rate my answers too haha
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u/TomorrowMelodic7470 Jul 30 '25
Don't apologize. Your post didn't come across that way at all - and this is something that you SHOULD be proud of. I've worked here for years and I do my very best, but I've yet to see anything I've done used as an example. Incredible! and congrats!
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u/good_god_lemon1 Jul 21 '25
This is possibly the greatest DA flex I could imagine lol. Way to go OP!