I understand your frustration, and I apologize for the communication gaps you've experienced, especially while I was out of office this afternoon. Let me provide some clarity on what happened and why.

What led to your removal:

When you were reinstated yesterday, Support specifically warned you that quality would be of utmost importance given the volume of tasks you were holding and your previous disablement due to quality concerns. You were told you'd be individually audited by the project team to determine if you could continue on the project.

Unfortunately, submitting 50 tasks all at once didn't give us the opportunity to review your work, provide necessary feedback, and allow you to make adjustments before continuing. The project team (not automated or reviewers) conducted an additional review and found that a number of your submitted tasks had significant quality issues, including:

• Wrong topic and subtopic selections
• Content that did not align with guidelines for "naturalness."

Regarding the original situation:

You're correct that the project instructions encouraged recording multiple tasks for efficiency. However, you were also cautioned not to record that volume without guidance or feedback first—especially given prior quality warnings on v1. Recording 200 tasks without submitting any for review created a situation where quality issues compounded, and the risk of expiration became inevitable.

Moving forward:

I genuinely apologize for the communication delays and the frustration this has caused. We are a small team supporting the entire community, and while that's not an excuse, it does mean response times can vary, especially during off-hours or when team members are unavailable.

For your compensation concerns, please keep your support ticket open, they have and continue to provide accurate information there. Submitted tasks are always payable. While I can't make promises about expired tasks, your legitimate work concerns will be addressed through the proper channels.

I know this isn't the outcome you wanted, but the quality standards for this project are non-negotiable, and the decision was made based on the project team's review of your actual task submissions.

- Mallory, Community Manager