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- In Conditions D and E, the two tasks are treated independently with annotators being asked to first annotate all tweets for one task, followed by annotating all tweets again for the second task.
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+ Annotators assigned **<font color=green>Condition D</font>** were first asked to annotate hate speech for all their assigned tweets, and then asked to annotate offensive language for the same set of tweets.
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We recruited 917 (?) annotators via the crowdsourcing platform [Prolific](https://www.prolific.com/) during November and December 2022. Only platform members in the US were eligible. Each annotator annotated up to 50 tweets. The dataset also contains demographic informations of the annotators.
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Annotators received a fixed hourly wage in excess of the US federal minimum wage after completing the task.
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- In Conditions D and E, the two tasks are treated independently with annotators being asked to first annotate all tweets for one task, followed by annotating all tweets again for the second task.
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We recruited 917 (?) annotators via the crowdsourcing platform [Prolific](https://www.prolific.com/) during November and December 2022. Only platform members in the US were eligible. Each annotator annotated up to 50 tweets. The dataset also contains demographic informations of the annotators.
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Annotators received a fixed hourly wage in excess of the US federal minimum wage after completing the task.
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