CRC Helper

Crowdsourced Researcher Report Tool

CRC Helper

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By: Kuru

Users: 212

-8

Rating: 4.40

(5)

0.15

Version: 4.3.0 (Last updated: 2024-10-17)

Creation date: 2024-07-08

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://connect.cloudresearch.com/participant/*

Size: 117.76K

Email: ku*****@kuru.sh

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Extension summary

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⚖️ Make Cloud Research Connect Fairer for Everyone!

✨ Features:

🔍 Visual Alerts: Instantly spot researchers with questionable histories.
👥 Community Insights: Access shared experiences from other participants.
⚡ Real-Time Updates: Receive the latest reports instantly.
🚩 One-Click Reporting: Easily flag problematic researchers.
🔗 Detailed Info: Understand why researchers are flagged, with helpful Reddit links.

🤝 Join our community-driven effort to improve Cloud Research Connect for all participants!

🔥🦊 Version: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/crc-helper

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User reviews

I've only been using this extension for 3 weeks and it has helped me immensely. The information provided by participants for certain researchers is priceless. It has certainly helped me avoid questionable researchers.

Leo Florczak, 2024-12-20

This tool is important for helping us weed out bad researchers with unfair practices.

N L, 2024-12-05

Definitely been useful for a few projects now. Being a bit of a new user on CR it's helped give a bit of insight into some projects and researchers. Hopefully it catches on with some more people and gets a lot of the bad actors out. In all fairness it would be nice to see some positives about the researcher too as it feels a bit biased, but that is what the tool is originally meant for; letting people know about the negative researchers. That's just my opinion though. It's been a plus for me