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What should Jev say YES to?

Pick a decision. We already supplied the question and examples. See where Jev agrees, where it misses, and what moving the decision line changes.

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Support triage

Decide which customer messages need a prompt human response.

YES means An urgent, unresolved problem needs a person now.
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Lead qualification

Find people actively looking to solve an email marketing problem.

YES means The person has a current problem or is shopping for a solution.
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Content moderation

Flag posts that need a moderator before they go live.

YES means The post contains a direct threat, targeted abuse, or private information.
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Directory submissions

Review submissions for a directory of working SaaS products.

YES means A live SaaS product with a usable website fits the directory.
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Email triage

Decide which inbox messages are asking for a human reply.

YES means The sender asks for help or a decision that needs a person.
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Customer feedback

Spot feedback that describes a concrete product problem.

YES means The customer reports friction, a bug, or an unmet need.
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Scraped-data relevance

Keep web pages that answer a narrow research question.

YES means The page gives first-hand evidence about SaaS onboarding friction.
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Human-review routing

Send risky automated decisions to a human before acting.

YES means The case has a consequential exception that needs human judgment.
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