How to Write a Good Task Submission on GigBD
Completing a task is only part of the process. Submitting your work clearly and following the required instructions are also important. A well-prepared submission helps reviewers understand what you completed and check whether it meets the task requirements.
In this guide, we explain how to prepare a clear, accurate, and complete task submission on GigBD.
1. Read the Task Instructions First
Before starting any task, read the complete description. Different tasks may require different answers, files, screenshots, links, or other evidence.
Pay attention to the required format, submission method, eligibility conditions, and deadline if one is specified.
If you do not understand a requirement, review the instructions again before proceeding.
2. Complete Every Required Step
Follow the task instructions in the order provided. Do not skip steps simply to finish more quickly.
Before submitting, confirm that you have completed all the requested activities and that your work matches the task description.
If you cannot complete a required step, do not claim that you have completed it.
3. Provide Clear and Accurate Answers
Write your answers in simple, understandable language. Keep your response relevant to the task and avoid unnecessary information.
Check spelling, figures, names, and other details where accuracy matters. If the task asks for a particular answer format, follow that format.
Do not copy unrelated content or provide false information to make a submission appear complete.
4. Include the Required Proof
Some tasks may request screenshots, links, written responses, or other proof of completion.
When proof is required, make sure it is relevant, readable, and genuine.
Capture the relevant screen or information.
Ensure that important details are visible.
Avoid editing evidence in a way that changes its meaning.
Remove unrelated personal or sensitive information where possible.
Check that any submitted links work and point to the intended content.
Only provide the type of evidence requested in the task instructions.
5. Check the Submission Format
A task may specify how the final work should be submitted. For example, it might require text in a form, a link in a particular field, or an image uploaded through a submission page.
Follow the specified process instead of sending your work through an unrelated channel.
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