In the following pages, you will see text descriptions of Wikimedia Commons artifacts (the media used to illustrate Wikipedia articles). You will be shown an item description. An item can be an image, a video, a book, amnog many things. Based just on the item description please assess:

• If you would be interested in seeing the item (image, video, text, etc.), press Yes.
• If you are 100% certain that you would not be interested in seeing the item, press No.
• If you do not understand the text description (it uses terms you are not familiar with or it is mainly written in a foreign language you cannot read), press Do Not Understand.

• If you are unsure between Yes and No.

  Think about a winter afternoon, you are bored and have nothing else to do. Would you take a look? Press Yes otherwise press No.

Please note, the items you will see depend on how you annotated the previous items. This annotation process takes significant server resources. An annotation run involves 10 pages of 10 items each and should take about 30 minutes to complete. Do no start the annotation unless you intend to finish a full run. The nickname used to submit data is there to avoid showing you the same data over and over for people who submit multiple runs. If you do not mind annotating the same data twice, you can use a random nickname each time.

Do not worry about mistakes; your data is aggregated across multiple people and used to train a preference metric.

By submitting your preferences you agree to release them under the AGPLv3 licence.

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