Something I believe could also be helpful is to have a non-archival peer review system that helps improve the quality of safety writings or publications; and optionally makes a readable blog post etc.
LessWrong/Alignment forum essentially has this for users with >100 karma. If you have a draft you can click on the feedback button and ask for this kind of feedback.
That LW post review interface is a thin veneer, just making pre-publication feedback a tiny bit more convenient for some people (unless they already use Google Docs, Notion, or other systems to draft their posts which offer exactly the same interface).
However, this is not a proper, scientific peer review system that fosters better research collaboration and accumulation of knowledge. I wrote about this recently here.
Something I believe could also be helpful is to have a non-archival peer review system that helps improve the quality of safety writings or publications; and optionally makes a readable blog post etc.
LessWrong/Alignment forum essentially has this for users with >100 karma. If you have a draft you can click on the feedback button and ask for this kind of feedback.
That LW post review interface is a thin veneer, just making pre-publication feedback a tiny bit more convenient for some people (unless they already use Google Docs, Notion, or other systems to draft their posts which offer exactly the same interface).
However, this is not a proper, scientific peer review system that fosters better research collaboration and accumulation of knowledge. I wrote about this recently here.
This sounds like you never used the feedback button.
If you press the feedback button you used to get a text:
Lightcone pays a person to provide this service.