Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1 Task Overview
The goal of this task is to evaluate if a web page has good quality and interesting content for reading in a recommendation/feed app
focused on a particular entity.
Once you log in to UHRS and have launched the HitApp, you will see a screen similar to this example below:
2 Judgment Instructions
2.1 Process Steps
1. Click the web page link and read the web page on the new opened window.
2. Read the entity information on the right.
3. Determine how good the web page is to recommend to the user for the entity.
4. Consider these 2 main factors in judging how good web page on the left is to recommend to the user for the
entity.
a. Relevance:
i. Primary entity: The web page is mainly talking about this entity.
ii. Related entity: The web page is not mainly talking about this entity. But it is related, such as
family members, competing companies, author and their book, singer and their song, CEO and their
company, company and its product.
b. Interesting:
i. In-depth. For example, interviews or reviews.
ii. Recent significant events. For example, popular news or a new released product.
iii. Long term bullet points. If you were summarizing everything important about this
person/company/entity's lifetime or recent few years, this topic is one of the top ones.
5. Choose the first option below which applies:
a. Recommendable The content on this page is relevant to the entity and people would still be interested in reading
it today. Examples: News that is still relevant today, in-depth articles, interviews, informative blog posts, good
quality picture galleries/slide shows, informative videos, travel guides (but not just lists of hotels), historical
accounts. Biographies should be judged as reference if they are more fact-based, and recommendable if they are
more story focused and therefore more interesting.
b. Web Page Not readable: Error or empty page without content.
c. Wrong Entity: Not related to or very loosely related to the entity.
d. Controversial content, such as adult, violence, hate, discrimination or strong political sensitive bias, conspiracy
theories. Example: “15 hot photos of X”.
e. Low quality
i. Not enough informative content: Very little readable/viewable informative content about the entity. A
single paragraph of content is generally not enough to recommend unless it’s very interesting. Examples:
Sign-in page, contact page. Hub/list page with aggregation of information or links. Such as a product
listing page, search results, listing of news articles.
ii. Providing informative content is not primary goal (advertising, download page, coupon, forum, etc.)
These may have some paragraphs of background information, but the focus of the page is not on
presenting content to the user, rather some other goal such as selling or discussion. The page has more
ads than content or otherwise seems very unreputable. Page content is fiction or otherwise not true. Page
content is comedy/parody.
f. Out of date, no longer interesting. The focus of the page is some previous time-sensitive event which is no longer
important. If the article mentions something out of date but gives a lot of background information which is still
interesting today, then it is still recommendable.
i. Announcing upcoming event that already passed: Concert announcement, Black Friday events.
ii. Content no longer interesting: weather report from 2 weeks ago, company earnings report from 5
months ago. Article about an old version of a product. Article from the middle of a series of events when
more recent events are more important: story about wedding preparations when wedding itself already
happened, story is about someone being arrested while their trial has already ended.
g. Reference page (includes Wikipedia-like pages, dictionary, Yelp, local branch info pages). Almost all the content is
encyclopedic or expert-oriented. Articles covering background information are okay, as long as they are not
written in a dry, facts-only reference style. If it looks like it came from Wikipedia, Britannica, some academic
journal, or you need to be an expert to understand it mark it as Reference.
h. Not recommendable for Other reason This page doesn’t fall into the other categories, but someone would be very
unlikely to want to read/view this page to better understand the entity.
6. Click “Submit”.
3 Rating Examples
Rating Examples
IF the left web page fails to load or content is blocked with popup/overlay, please open the page via content link given and
continue judging.
b) Q: I am using Internet Explorer 11 and I see the following message pop up when I open the HitApp, what should I do?
A: Click “Options for this site” button, and then click “Always allow” in the drop-down menu.
If see the “Are you sure you want to leave this page” dialog afterwards, click “Leave this page”, and the page will be
refreshed.
c) Q: I am using chrome and I see the alert icon in the address bar, what should I do?
A: Click the red alert button, and then click “Load unsafe script” in the message pop up.