Overview
In this task, you will review articles and decide if they have an identified individual or multiple identified individual authors. A "Single Author" article can be identified by a name such as John Doe or a handle associated to a single person, such as themoderate83. A "Multiple Authors" article will still have individually identifiable authors but will just be more than one such as "Written by John Doe and Jane Doe". A group of people, such as "WSJ staff" or an ambiguous account such as ADMIN, should not be considered an individual or multiple individual authors and should be labeled "No Author or Broken Link". The lack of an author or a broken link should also be tabled "No Author or Broken Link".
For those articles determined to have a single author, we will ask you to type out the author's name as it appears in the article without any prefixes or suffices. For example if the authors name is Dr. Bob, please record Bob as the author's name. Be sure to match the exact name of the author as it appears in the article. If the author name is shown in the article as "Doe, John" please enter the name exactly as it appears, "DOE, JOHN". Note that I did not switch the name to first name then family name and I kept the comma since that is how the author name appears in the article. "JOHN DOE" or "DOE JOHN" would both be incorrect answers in this case. The author name will be converted to all uppercase when you exit the box.