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Introduction

The Account Owner agreement spells out explicit representations and warranties in Section 6. The Annotator registration form doesn't carry a separate, publicly posted legal document with the same structure, but the same underlying principle applies: the accuracy of what you submit matters.

Treat your registration details — name, contact information, experience, payment method — with the same care as you would a signed document.

Key Points

  • Provide accurate, complete information — inaccurate details can delay or block approval.
  • You must be able to legitimately receive payments through the method you select.
  • Keeping your contact details current ensures you actually receive approval and payout notifications.
  • Misrepresenting your identity or details is a basis for Starkworth to decline or later revoke approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Annotator registration process is form-based rather than a signed profit-sharing agreement document, but accuracy expectations still apply.

This isn't detailed with a specific policy on the site — accurate information at every stage is the safest approach.

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