I probably would mostly still use LessWrong for the wiki for my writings.
But as a reader, I would probably read at least the summary of each article, and probably the full text of each potentially actionable-for-me articles.
But I’d say finding the writers is harder than finding the readers
Another idea would be to have a “fringe” tag on LessWrong. But, actually, I think I would choose a more connotationally neutral term, like “speculative”. Although, still, that’s a changing and subjective category, so not sure I would do that.
Another idea would be to just curate fringe articles (like you’ve done in the description of this question). Maybe ask a question “What are articles on interesting fringe ideas?” on LessWrong.
You could also have a yearly prize of like 100$ to submit articles on fringe ideas. This might be a more cost-effective way to achieve your goal.
I probably would mostly still use LessWrong for the wiki for my writings.
But as a reader, I would probably read at least the summary of each article, and probably the full text of each potentially actionable-for-me articles.
But I’d say finding the writers is harder than finding the readers
Another idea would be to have a “fringe” tag on LessWrong. But, actually, I think I would choose a more connotationally neutral term, like “speculative”. Although, still, that’s a changing and subjective category, so not sure I would do that.
Another idea would be to just curate fringe articles (like you’ve done in the description of this question). Maybe ask a question “What are articles on interesting fringe ideas?” on LessWrong.
You could also have a yearly prize of like 100$ to submit articles on fringe ideas. This might be a more cost-effective way to achieve your goal.