I am recruiting for new jump auditors. What this entails is relatively simple.
The statistics engine automatically flags times that are suspicious based on their length in comparison to both the course difficulty delta value and the top times for the course. It also compares the given players skill level with the time that was set. If any of the checks fail an automated e-mail is dispatched to all of the auditors (currently just me).
The auditor may flag the time as false or plausible. A single flag as false will result in the time being stricken and the false time being recorded in a demerit database. If a given player submits more than 10 false times, all of their future times are stricken from the database and they receive a ban on Jump iT.
If a server collects more than 10 false times I am notified and I review the server for general character and send a warning to the owner. If the server continues to stack up false times (25+) they lose the ability to submit times to the global database.
As such a jump auditor has a significant amount of power--they can potentially force most of the servers off the skillsrank global database as well as obliterate other jumpers statistics.
A quick summary of the position:
- You will receive anywhere from 0 to 20 automated e-mails a week regarding potentially false times.
- You can ignore the e-mails if you think another auditor will review the time or if the run time is plausible
I won't take just anyone for this position given the "power" it entails. To apply just reply with a link your steam profile (and anything else you want to throw in there).
Reasons for not being selected:
1. I don't like you
2. You're a nobody
3. You don't actually set times or care about times
4. You have jumped for such a short duration you could not possibly classify a jump as false or plausible
If selected I'll add you on steam and get some more info from you.
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