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        "q0": "It is higher quality because regular workers treat it as if it is their job and do it properly. New people would make a lot of mistakes or would just try to scam and exit quickly.",
        "q1": "It is a long time but not everything needs to explode in popularity. It is a field that requires specific high-level skills both as a requester and worker.",
        "q2": "Wikipedia is a terrible source of information. I would prefer to avoid it.",
        "q3": "Yes, often the requester is new to mTurk and doesn't understand how to use it properly or what the culture is like.",
        "q4": "Yes, many times a HIT will not submit or there will be no code. Both are the requester's fault."
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