Clear definitions of the key terms used across Starkworth's guides, FAQ, and agreement documents — Account Owner, Annotator, payout, and more.
A few terms come up repeatedly across the site, and it helps to have them defined clearly in one place. This glossary is a good first stop before reaching out to Support, or whenever a term in another guide isn't immediately clear.
Anyone reading Starkworth's guides, FAQ, or agreement documents — this is a reference page, not a role-specific guide.
Keeping these terms straight makes the rest of the site's guides, FAQ, and agreement documents much easier to follow, and prevents the kind of misunderstanding that leads to avoidable mistakes before signing.
Use this glossary alongside the FAQ and other guides — whenever a term isn't immediately clear in context, it's likely defined here.
Nothing beyond this page itself — it's a reference resource, not a process with prerequisites.
Not applicable — this is a reference page, updated as terminology evolves across the site.
Not applicable — this page defines terminology, not pricing or agreement terms.
If a term you've encountered elsewhere on the site isn't defined here, let Support know so it can be added.
Illustrative example — not a real customer case study
Someone reading their draft agreement encounters the phrase "Authenticated Dashboard" and isn't sure what it means. A quick check of this glossary clarifies it's the logged-in area where full payment details are entered post-approval — exactly the context needed to understand that section of the agreement.
An Account Owner has their account professionally managed for a profit share; an Annotator performs the annotation work for weekly pay based on performance.
The weekly payment issued every Wednesday by 3:00 PM (CST), calculated against your individual signed agreement.
A short video verification session required by AI annotation platforms to confirm the account holder's identity, part of Account Owner onboarding.
The logged-in area where sensitive details like full payment information are entered after approval — never on a public form.
48 hours, for new Annotator applications.
Yes — this glossary reflects the terminology used throughout the FAQ, guides, and agreement documents.
Review the full agreement, register as an Annotator, or chat with our Support assistant.