Ban
'You can block a performer's access to one or more projects. This lets you control manually which performers will complete tasks. For example, you can choose all performers with a skill value lower than N and block their access to tasks. You can also unblock access.
To block access to tasks for a single performer:
Select a performer on the Users page.
Click
, then fill in the fields:Field
Description
Ban type
Where to apply the ban:
In all my projects — All projects.
In the project — A single project (choose one from the list).
Ban expires
Set when to lift the ban.
We recommend blocking access temporarily in order to maintain the desired number of performers for completing tasks.
Reason
The reason for banning (only seen by the requester).
Field
Description
Ban type
Where to apply the ban:
In all my projects — All projects.
In the project — A single project (choose one from the list).
Ban expires
Set when to lift the ban.
We recommend blocking access temporarily in order to maintain the desired number of performers for completing tasks.
Reason
The reason for banning (only seen by the requester).
To block access to tasks for multiple performers:
Click Ban, then fill in the fields (see the table above).
You can view information about access to tasks on the performer's page (the Users page, the Bans tab). To unblock access to tasks, hover over the ban line and click .
Troubleshooting
You can deny access to the pool if the performer's responses are too fast, if they don't match the majority opinion or if the performer makes many mistakes in control tasks. Tasks completed by such performers can be given to other performers.
No. After sending a task, the performer can't make any changes to it. You can add tasks that were completed incorrectly to a new pool.
No, you can't fix anything in the task itself. However, you can do this manually in the results file.