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redroomblackout said: anybody besides e think 12 is kinda a weird number
$12 is because they want you to create 3 math problems at $4 each.
brossz
Happy Member
posted: Sep. 14, 2007 @ 1:37p
screw this - i drew up the problem and everything but lost my motivation explaining it - boo to this
CheapDealSurfer
Addicted Member
posted: Sep. 14, 2007 @ 1:50p
It is actually a really good experiment if you are/were a math teacher or a tutor. I have been tutoring for 5 years and hope this experiment has good results and gets converted into an actual product. Thank you OP!
Henners
Broke Member
posted: Sep. 14, 2007 @ 2:06p
All done! Thanks for participating. You will be receiving your gift certificate shortly.
took some thought, but felt good to make contributions which was what this exercise was about
HochPoch
New Member
posted: Sep. 14, 2007 @ 2:08p
lol did it .. It said it should be receiving my gift certificate shortly ..
I originally took this as a nice break from the mind crushing work of mine. It was kinda fun making up stories related to the activities the kids were in. Thanks!
Between midnight this morning and 3pm this afternoon, over 1300 people participated in this experiment. Over the preceeding two weeks only 40 had. I had money allocated for 60 participants and at the initial rate of 3 per day was complety unprepared for this explosion of participation.
Overparticipation is a wonderful problem to have, except when you've said you will pay each participant. I am taking the site down now to seek advice on how to proceed (and figure what happened).
In the meantime, if you would like to withdraw your participation you may e-mail me to request this.
Between midnight this morning and 3pm this afternoon, over 1300 people participated in this experiment. Over the preceeding two weeks only 40 had. I had money allocated for 60 participants and at the initial rate of 3 per day was complety unprepared for this explosion of participation.
Overparticipation is a wonderful problem to have, except when you've said you will pay each participant. I am taking the site down now to seek advice on how to proceed (and figure what happened).
In the meantime, if you would like to withdraw your participation you may e-mail me to request this.
turadg@cs.cmu.edu said: I am taking the site down now to seek advice on how to proceed (and figure what happened). Heh, it's called the FatWallet Effect...
Spiderman3
New Member
posted: Sep. 14, 2007 @ 5:12p
hmmmm this guy pratically beg us to invite people to participate...now complaining he was overwhelmed with the number of response, he should have posted "first 60 participants will get paid $12.00 ",basically after the 60 the participation would have been over... but he didn't, his loss
website said: UPDATE 3:44pm EST : Good samaritans have written me that this experiment was posted to [SD] and FatWallet. Maybe this is a new corollary to the Slashdot effect.
Between midnight this morning and 3pm this afternoon, over 1300 people participated in this experiment. Over the preceeding two weeks only 40 had. I had money allocated for 60 participants and at the initial rate of 3 per day was completely unprepared for this explosion of participation.
Overparticipation is a wonderful problem to have, except when you've said you will pay each participant. I am taking the site down now to seek advice on how to proceed (and figure out what happened).
In the meantime, if you would like to withdraw your participation you may e-mail me to request this.
UPDATE 3:44pm EST : Good samaritans have written me that this experiment was posted to SD and FatWallet. Maybe this is a new corollary to the Slashdot effect.
francesca3162
Member
posted: Sep. 18, 2007 @ 9:52p
dead dead dead
Between midnight this morning and 3pm this afternoon, over 1300 people participated in this experiment. Over the preceeding two weeks only 40 had. I had money allocated for 60 participants and at the initial rate of 3 per day was completely unprepared for this explosion of participation.
Overparticipation is a wonderful problem to have, except when you've said you will pay each participant. I am taking the site down now to seek advice on how to proceed (and figure out what happened).
In the meantime, if you would like to withdraw your participation you may e-mail me to request this.
UPDATE Sep 14 3:44pm EST : Good samaritans have written me that this experiment was posted to Sllick Deals and FatWallet. Maybe this is a new corollary to the Slashdot effect.
UPDATE Sep 15 10:40am EST : More good samaritans have written that it was also posted to the Freebie Galaxy mailing list and Spoofee. Many people have been writing with helpful information and advice. The most popular advice has been to not pay people who came to the experiment via a freebies site, since I never posted the link there. At the same time, I neglected to design the system to prevent this situation so I'm trying to think of something to do.
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