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Each project can define a time limit for working on an annotation to keep some sort of checks and balances. In case of breaching the time limit, it seems that email notifications are only send to the annotator but not the project owner.
On other words, if you are a slow annotator you might be informed by the system but any project manager will be none the wiser.
Informing the project owner about these irregularities makes sense to me.
Mhm, just realized that there is a overtimeMailingList (part of the organization) that is notified. By default this is empty when creating a new orga. There is also no way to set this in the UI. :-(
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Each project can define a time limit for working on an annotation to keep some sort of checks and balances. In case of breaching the time limit, it seems that email notifications are only send to the annotator but not the project owner.
On other words, if you are a slow annotator you might be informed by the system but any project manager will be none the wiser.
Informing the project owner about these irregularities makes sense to me.
See
webknossos/app/models/user/time/TimeSpanService.scala
Line 171 in c6e1663
Context
jobsEnabled=true
inapplication.conf
)isDemoInstance=true
inapplication.conf
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