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Adds an Export button to MTurk HIT capsules to share HITs on forums.
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A super-spiffy HIT exporter.
It's mostly the same thing you're used to, except for a couple of key usability improvements.
Firstly, you can swap and edit templates in place. What this means is that there is one Export button on the HIT capsule and you select your desired format (vBulletin, Markdown, et al.) after the fact. Hermes is designed to swap out these templates with no extra overhead, so the changes are immediate and cause no extra page scrapes or web requests. In other exporters, a mistake on your desired format meant closing the export window and waiting for another Turkopticon query.
There is also a completion time box for every export. This can be a decimal or mm:ss format, e.g. 1.25 and 1:15 mean the same thing. Using your provided completion time, Hermes will insert it and the pay per hour based on that information into the template for you. Just like editing and changing templates above, you can change the time projection as many times as you want/need without extra overhead.
It also does other smart things, like not querying Turkopticon if you don't include TO tokens in your templates.
Crash course on the tokens:
{to_pay} or {to_pay_symbols}, as is pretty common with other HIT exporters. The rating is rounded to the nearest integer, then a 1 or 2 is red, 3 is orange, and 4 or 5 are greenHermes also has what I call group blocks, denoted with HTML angle braces and delimited by their content with a colon. These can be repeated as many times as necessary (such as putting the to_block around several different Turkopticon elements) and will override the contents when some error condition occurs, as explained in the following individual token entries.
<to_block:Pay: {to_pay}> will normally display something like Pay: 4.45. If we assume that an error occurs, such as having no TO rating, this content is instead replaced with [None].Hit reward: {hit_reward}<pph_block:/{my_time} ({hourly_rate} per hour)> for example, you would get a result of simply Hit reward: $0.50 if you have entered nothing in the time estimate box on the export window. If you provided a valid time, this block would instead display something like Hit reward: $0.50/1:30 ($20.00 per hour).
