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<p>The goal of this HIT is to categorize tweets into one of 5 categories - the author of the tweet...</p>

<p class="small-text text-info">1) Is making a request; 2) Is asking a question; 3) Is reporting a problem; 4) Is angry or unhappy; 5) None of the above.</p>

<p>Here are example tweets of each category:</p>

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			<th>The author of the tweet...</th>
			<th>Examples of tweet that belongs in this category</th>
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			<td>...is making a request:</td>
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				<li>dear @awscloud it would be really great to have custom tabs on the aws console with searches on. I have too many instances already :)</li>
				<li>@awscloud It would be cool if we received an alert that we are nearing a service limit before we actually hit it.</li>
				<li>Hey Amazonians, give @spartanbride a follow #aws @awscloud</li>
				<li>@awscloud Please send me an AWS t-shirt.</li>
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			<td>... is asking a question:</td>
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				<li>@awscloud Hello. Do you have a dedicated Account Manager handle individual accounts?</li>
				<li>Seriously though, @awscloud - how is the request rate limit determined? How do I get it boosted?</li>
				<li>@jeremeamia Thanks for the quick response. So when do honorary members of the @awscloud team get AWS t-shirts? :) /cc @jeffbarr</li>
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			<td>... is reporting a problem:</td>
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				<li>@awsforphp I believe the latest PHP SDK (v2.6.16) is broken again. More details coming. @jeffbarr @awscloud @jeremeamia</li>
				<li>@awsforphp @jeffbarr @awscloud @jeremeamia PHP SDK v2.6.15 works fine. Error happens on @AWSOpsWorks PHP v5.3.29 with PHP SDK 2.6.16</li>
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			<td>... is angry or unhappy:</td>
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				<li>It&#39;s insulting that @awscloud marked an EBS volume limit increase support request as low severity but I can&#39;t do anything while I wait.</li>
				<li>All I have ever heard about @awscloud Amazon customer service is rave reviews, but I&#39;m sure having a hell of a time with \&quot;Santhosh.\&quot; #pissed</li>
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			<td>None of the above:</td>
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				<li>Tweets that don&#39;t belong to any of the above categories; should land in here.</li>
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<em>The underlying purpose of this HIT is to identify the tweets which need attention from a customer service representative who can address the concerns of the author of the tweet.</em></div>
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<section>What category would the following tweet belong in:
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<div class="checkbox"><label><input name="Q3Answer" type="checkbox" value="Request" />Making a request</label><br />
<label><input name="Q3Answer" type="checkbox" value="Question" />Asking a question</label><br />
<label><input name="Q3Answer" type="checkbox" value="Problem Report" />Reporting a problem</label><br />
<label><input name="Q3Answer" type="checkbox" value="Angry" />Angry or Unhappy</label><br />
<label><input name="Q3Answer" type="checkbox" value="N/A" />None of the above</label></div>
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