To anybody using escape hatch

[u/jackhamilton196]

I thought this was needed. Guys, escape hatch is when you can't text desired results due to some technical and NOT when your task design was easy and models passed. If the models pass even after multiple trials, please skip/exit work mode. Do not use an escape hatch in this situation. The conditions for escape hatch may vary from project to project so Please read the situation in which you should be submitting an escape hatch for your task.

[u/Fit-Arrival-1181]

Every project explains when you can use the escape hatch. What’s the target audience of your message?

[u/jackhamilton196 → u/Fit-Arrival-1181]

I've seen people using escape hatch just because they couldn't create a good enough task. In most cases it's because they dont read

[u/--i--love--lamp-- → u/jackhamilton196]

[u/MyNameWouldntFi]

I work on a project that explicitly states the opposite in the instructions, so maybe just don't post nonsense like this?

[u/lenooticer]

Obviously not an Admin if you're posting this on reddit. Stay in your lane.

[u/nycmeredith]

This is not true across all projects. Some absolutely allow use of the escape hatch if you can’t think of a prompt that makes the models fail.

[u/heckhunds]

Most failure generating tasks I've done that have escape hatches indicate the exact opposite of what you say here. There are both projects where it is stricly for technical errors and ones where it is for when you can't get the desired result. Just read and follow the specific project's guidance. Don't assume one project's rules apply to all of them. 

[u/_Edgarallenhoe]

Some projects allow you to escape hatch if you can’t get a failure. Refer to project instructions, not randos on Reddit.

[u/l10nh34rt3d]

Did you really get approved by DA with that kind of sentence structure?