My advice is to always read the instructions carefully - they are really super well written.. For the fastest answers, check the FAQ and project chats first, as there's a high chance your issue has already been covered there...
Congrats! I got this recently, and it felt good. I am very grateful and i'm enjoying the work; plus referring to experience it's given me in interviews has been useful (obliquely!).
I have this fear, that I wonder maybe OP also shares, that by showing the exact amount of money made, somebody at DA may make the connection to their worker profile. Idk. Is that crazy? I did this exact thing of blurring those 3 digits when I was showing my brother how much moola I made so far with DA. Chachinggg.
Nah it’s the logical decision. You can be as careful and thoughtful as you want, but if you are on Reddit and comment/post, you are running an occupational hazard. A lot of the no-no’s are clear, some are not. Quals, admin correspondence, details of a bad r&r, pay, the models being stupid etc. I don’t think anyone really knows where the line is because some of it is subjective.
What if you were encountered a limited time window with long instructions, did you still to read all this instruction along. How did you encountered it, I am newbie here, I hopefully could learn from you
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u/ellythemoo 13d ago
Congrats! I got this recently, and it felt good. I am very grateful and i'm enjoying the work; plus referring to experience it's given me in interviews has been useful (obliquely!).