Seems like it was an import time for building community resilience. The diaspora period is really when we stopped depending on the founder and had to find our own ways to build community. I think much of what makes the community great today exists because we could no longer lean on Eliezer to be the leader and we had to start leading ourselves, first locally, then globally though things like LessWrong 2.0.
Seems like it was an import time for building community resilience. The diaspora period is really when we stopped depending on the founder and had to find our own ways to build community. I think much of what makes the community great today exists because we could no longer lean on Eliezer to be the leader and we had to start leading ourselves, first locally, then globally though things like LessWrong 2.0.