WilCF

              {% if country == 'United Kingdom' %}
      <div class="borderhash"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/p?firstName={{first_name}}&amp;lastName={{last_name}}&amp;postalCode={{zip}}&amp;openAdvancedForm=true&amp;companyScope=CP&amp;locationType=I&amp;countryCode=gb&amp;distance=100">2.Search UK's LinkedIn for {{first_name}} {{last_name}} 100 miles from their zip code</a></div><br />
              {% elsif country == 'Australia' %}
            <div class="borderhash"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/p?firstName={{first_name}}&amp;lastName={{last_name}}&amp;postalCode={{zip}}&amp;openAdvancedForm=true&amp;companyScope=CP&amp;locationType=I&amp;countryCode=au&amp;distance=100">2.Search Australia's LinkedIn for {{first_name}} {{last_name}} 100 miles from their zip code</a></div><br />
            {% else %}
            <div class="borderhash"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/p?firstName={{first_name}}&amp;lastName={{last_name}}&amp;p

WilCF

I added an "aggregation=avg" to the cml:checkboxes element. I copied the job and ran it on the internal channel and submitted my judgments. The results came out in the hidden field "results_percentage", so at least that part works.
As for making test questions, I don't know how to do that, because as they said in their email, the choices are created dynamically in javascript. If he wants to completely re-do the way he's built the job, here's one idea I can think of.
For each unit in their csv, create new columns titled
"category_1_name"
"category_2_name"
"category_3_name"
"category_4_name"
Then split out the contents of the column "categories" into those columns. In the cml he would do
<cml:checkboxes label="" validates="required" instructions="" name="" class="" gold="true" aggregation="agg">

WilCF

<cml:group name='my_task' label='' only-if='skip:unchecked'>

YOUR TASK CML

</cml:group>
<cml:checkbox label="I didn't find any information" name='skip'></cml:checkbox>

WilCF

                  {% if column_1 != 'No data available' %}
                  {{master_column}}
                  {% elsif column_2 != 'No data available' %}
                  {{master_column}} {{column_1}}
                  {% elsif column_3 != 'No data available' %}
                  {{master_column}} {{column_1}} {{column_2}}
                  {% elsif column_4 != 'No data available' %}
                  {{master_column}} {{column_1}} {{column_2}} {{column_3}}
                  {% elsif column_5 != 'No data available' %}
                  {{master_column}} {{column_1}} {{column_2}} {{column_3}} {{column_4}}

WilCF

Ingredients: 3 lbs of boneless pork spare ribs, 1 package bacon, 1 white onion, 1/2 bottle of BBQ sauce of your choice

Dry rub ingredients: 4 tbsp smoked paprika, 2 tbsp sea salt, 2 tbsp chili powder, 2 tbsp ground cumin, 1 tbsp ground black pepper, 1 tbsp dried oregano, 1 tbsp ground white pepper, 2 tsp cayenne pepper,

I used a little over 3.3 lbs of pork shoulder to make this, you could also use spare ribs or something similar. 

Cut the meat into medium-sized meatlets

Take the dry rub ingredients and mix them together in a bowl and use this to liberally coat each of the pieces of meat. Once that is done, wrapp them tightly in plastic wrap and leave them in the fridge overnight.

WilCF

There's a script you can run that divides an audio clip into small segments.

The following code splits an mpeg into optionally overlapping snippets of audio for transcription or whatever...

#NOTE! you must install ffmpeg in your system first (http://ffmpeg.org/download.html): $brew install FFmpeg 

overlap = XX #overlap between snippets in seconds
total_length = XX #total length of file in seconds
step_size = XX #length of snippets in seconds
file_path = "" #path to audio file

WilCF

curl https://api.crowdflower.com/v1/jobs/425038/units/448518368.json?key=KEY
{"agreement":1.0,"missed_count":0,"results":{"item_price":{"agg":null,"confidence":0},"price":{"agg":"","confidence":1.0},"discount":{"agg":"","confidence":1.0},"include_yn":{"agg":"","confidence":1.0},"judgments":[{"reviewed":null,"worker_id":26078288,"unit_state":"finalized","golden":false,"started_at":"2014-04-17T20:28:13+00:00","created_at":"2014-04-17T20:29:32+00:00","data":{"item_price":"$7.49","item_quantity":"1"},"job_id":425038,"tainted":false,"rejected":null,"judgment":1,"unit_data":{"unit_type":"item_unit","filename":"http://karasic.com/crowdflower/Costco-001.jpg","upc":"805573"},"worker_trust":1.0,"unit_id":448518368,"region":"MA","external_type":"cf_internal","country":"USA","webhook_sent_at":null,"id":1245319265,"trust":1.0,"city":"Lexington","missed":null}],"discount_price":{"agg":"","confidence":1.0},"quantity":{"agg":"","confidence":1.0},"item_quantity":{"agg":null,"confidence":0},"not_readable":{"agg":"","confidence

WilCF

when I use the /jobs/{job_id}/units/{unit_id} endpoint to create or update a unit to add gold, I am having trouble specifying more than one answer	 2:09
the whole array ends up quoted	
or should I just repeat unit[data][field_golden]=x&unit[data][field_golden]=y to give both answers?	
I have been doing unit[data][field_golden]=[x,y]	 2:10
Wil Stevens	 sure - I know we separate them by a newline character	 2:11
which is often /n	
Christopher Hundt	 you mean unit[data][field_golden]=[x\ny] ?	
or rather unit[data][field_golden]=x\ny?	
Wil Stevens	 the latter	 2:13
Christopher Hundt	 that did not seem to work	 2:15

WilCF

I'm using curl on PHP the request parameters are these:

$defaults = array(
CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST => "PUT",
CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => true,
CURLOPT_POST => count($data),
CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS=> json_encode($data, JSON_FORCE_OBJECT),
CURLOPT_HEADER => 0,
CURLOPT_URL => $this->url.$uri.'.json?key='.$this->key,
CURLOPT_FRESH_CONNECT => 1,

WilCF

<cml:group only-if="able_to_classify:[Yes]">

    <cml:select label="Please choose the best classification for the company from the following choices:" id="drop" name="drop">
      <cml:option label="Please select one of the following choices..." />
      <cml:option label="*****MOST COMMON CLASSIFICATIONS*****" />
      <cml:option label="Investment Advisor" />
      <cml:option label="Corporation" />
      <cml:option label="Hedge Fund Manager" />
      <cml:option label="Bank" />
      <cml:option label="Government" />