This article presents the adaptation to Guadeloupean Creole of a project of crowdsourcing part-of-speech (POS) tags initially designed for a French regional language, Alsatian. We do not detail here the specifically developed crowdsourcing platform and methodology, but rather focus on the construction of the required elements for a language to be a candidate for this task: i) an open-source raw corpus, ii) a tokenizer, iii) adapted annotation guidelines, iv) a minimal reference, and, preferentially, v) one or two baseline tagger(s). After describing the preliminary work we have carried out for Guadeloupean Creole to comply with these prerequisites, we present the first results on crowdsourcing POS tags through the platform specifically developed for this task: Krik.