UPDATE AS OF DECEMBER 2021!! Please DO use discretionary paragraph breaks for a single speaker if there is a long pause or a dramatic change of thought. Don't overdo this though. A new ID isn't needed since it's the same speaker, but we can now go to the next line under these conditions. Please let a CSL know if you have questions.

Please use Buzzr RS in tandem with the below instructions.

• Surge Scribe Standards can be used on this job type.*

http://107.180.89.195:8080/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Surge-Scribe-Standards

QAs: This job is subject ONLY to the “Surge Scribe Standards.” Please mark corrections only for accuracy, special content, omissions, insertions, typos, homophones and standards listed specifically in the Surge Scribe Standards document.

Line Formatting
Paragraph

Speaker ID
Icon: Dash No Space

Identifier: None

Separator: None

Non-Words
Stutters: No

Filler:Yes

Non-Fluencies:No

Snap-Ins
Yes

Sound Markers:
Yes

Note:

Only use the sounds and formatting as they appear below.

(music)

(foreign) - Use like our normal Foreign marker

(buzzer)

(ding)

(clock ticking)

(applause)

(chatter) - Note, this takes the place of our normal Chatter marker

Other:
For information about the formatting on this job, please see: http://107.180.89.195:8080/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Job-Traits

Use this link for additional guidance: http://107.180.89.195:8080/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Buzzr-and-CMAX-Guide

Double dash (--) used to indicate interruption and changes of thought.

No periods between acronyms unless meaning is unclear

Prioritize dominant speakers and use the (chatter) marker as necessary.