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 Thank you for helping us in our study. Your task is to read user posts from Reddit and label them according to a given set of codes. This guide describes the instructions that you should follow carefully to conduct the task successfully.
-You should have access to a link together with this guide, pointing at the data sheets which you use to complete this task.\\
+You should have access to a link together with this guide, pointing at the data sheets which you use to complete this task.
-In the near future, I will also add a link to anonymized samples of our annotations.
+<wrap hi>Please, have a look at the [[eis:resources:eis_classification|EIS classification]] section.</wrap>
 ===== Labeling posts =====
-The task is to read the posts in the Excel sheet one by one. Then, for each Reddit post, we need to:
+The task is to read the posts in the Excel sheet one by one. For each Reddit post, we need to:
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-Read the Reddit post closely, both title and body. Decide if the post addresses an [[eis:home|ethical issue in software (EIS)]]. You may have a look at the [[eis:resources:eis_classification|EIS classification]] section to make that decision. If it does not, you label it with FALSE in the ‘has_eis’ column and move on to the next post. If it does, label it with TRUE and continue to the next step.
+Read the Reddit post closely, both title and body. Decide if the post addresses an [[eis:home|ethical issue in software (EIS)]].
+If it does not, you label it with FALSE in the ‘has_eis’ column and move on to the next post. If it does, label it with TRUE and continue to the next step.
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