If this post was very helpful for lots of LWers, that’s valuable info to know (e.g. if it scored highly in the voting round).
I like the post quite a bit. Also, looking at the author’s blog, they seem pretty cool e.g. they write fiction about GPT-3 :)
If it scores well in the review, I would be open to reaching out to the author and asking if they wanted to be fully crossposted and published in our annual essay collection.
I think it could be somewhat confusing if it were included in the book, as though it were an opinion of a LessWronger, even though it wasn’t written by a LessWrong user.
I was considering just nominating the comment section, as I see that Ray has done.
We’re still obviously figuring it all out, and I want to take it on a case-by-case basis. But I tentatively lean ‘yes’.
I’m not sure.
My current guess is:
If this post was very helpful for lots of LWers, that’s valuable info to know (e.g. if it scored highly in the voting round).
I like the post quite a bit. Also, looking at the author’s blog, they seem pretty cool e.g. they write fiction about GPT-3 :)
If it scores well in the review, I would be open to reaching out to the author and asking if they wanted to be fully crossposted and published in our annual essay collection.
I think it could be somewhat confusing if it were included in the book, as though it were an opinion of a LessWronger, even though it wasn’t written by a LessWrong user.
I was considering just nominating the comment section, as I see that Ray has done.
We’re still obviously figuring it all out, and I want to take it on a case-by-case basis. But I tentatively lean ‘yes’.