Mismatches getting worse - what to classify?

• by dms246 moderator

  OK... previously, all the mismatched photo sets I saw had 2 images that belonged together, and one that didn't. So I'd classify the animals in the two matching photos. Now, though, we're seeing sets appear with 3 separate images, none of which belong together. In this particular set, here, each image has a different species in it (buffalo in one, zebra in another, warthog in the third).

  Scientists - how do you want us to classify a set like this?

  I wasn't sure what to do, so with this set, I identified each animal. I've tagged the set #mismatch .

  Posted December 19, 2012 8:19 PM

• by craigpacker scientist

  Good question -- this shouldn't be happening. We'll get back to you!

  Posted December 20, 2012 2:25 AM

• by kosmala scientist

  We'll be pulling out the mismatched ones, sorting them out, and putting them back in later. So it doesn't matter how you classify them, as long as you tag them with #mismatch.

  Posted December 20, 2012 2:58 AM

• by dms246 moderator

  OK - good to know these ones will be redone. I've been tagging all the ones I've seen with #mismatch. Thanks!

  Posted December 20, 2012 3:21 AM