gistfile1.yml

title: Image Moderator
description: This line asks cloud workers to review an image and determine if the image contains inappropriate content
department: Content Moderation

#input_station defines how will the data fed into the production run. We can put it here or call it station 0 and put it under stations
input_station:
  #How will you upload input data? Accepted methods are spreadsheet, file uplod, text area (comma seperated values, line seperated units), or on-screen data grid (future)
  method: spreadsheet
  #This form will be displayed as soon as you click on the 'start production run' for this line. This form is where you upload the input data used to populate the task forms
  # we might also consider having standard forms for common methods such as 'spreadsheet' and 'text area'. This saves the user from having to design the form himself
  form: input.html
  # Here we describe the data contained in the spreadsheet (or API request)
  # This data is forwarded to station 1 as input
  # The 'type' option determines how the data is validated
  data:      
    - name: image_url
      required: true
      type: url
  
stations:
  - station:
      type: work
      worker:
        type: human
        number: 1
        reward: 5
      task_form:
        type: custom
        instruction: Review the image and determine if it contains any explicit matarial such as pornographic content
        html: station1.html
      badges:
        - Image Moderator

#output station defines the final output of the assembly line.
#output station describes which output from which stations should be included in the final output.
#by default output of the last station is included in the output station
output_station:
  input_station:
    - image_url
  station_1:
    - is_explicit  
          
  
  

We probably rather want to make line #20 change from "stations" to "task_stations" and keep input/output stations separate ....or .... we want to put them all under "stations" and use "type: input" and type: output" - not sure what is best - @Dipil, what do you think?