What I’d now want to see is more people actually coordinating to do something about it—set up a Telegram or Discord group or something, and start actually working on improving the pages—rather than this just being one of those complaints on how Rationalists Never Actually Tried To Win, which a lot of people upvote and nod along with, and which is quickly forgotten without any actual action.
So mote it be. I can start the group/server and do moderation (though not 24⁄7, of course). Whoever is reading this: please choose between Telegram and Discord with inline react.
Moderation style I currently use: “reign of terror”, delete offtopic messages immediately, after large discussions delete the messages which do not carry much information (even if someone replies to them).
So mote it be. I can start the group/server and do moderation (though not 24⁄7, of course). Whoever is reading this: please choose between Telegram and Discord with inline react.
Moderation style I currently use: “reign of terror”, delete offtopic messages immediately, after large discussions delete the messages which do not carry much information (even if someone replies to them).
I’ve created a couple of prediction markets:
Will I manage group for improvement of Wikipedia-related articles Will LessWrong have book review on some newly-added source to Wikipedia rationality-related article
I have created Discord server: “Decision Articles Treatment”, https://discord.gg/P7m63mAP.
@the gears to ascension @Olli Järviniemi @DusanDNesic not sure if your reacts would create notifications, so pinging manually.
@ProgramCrafter Link is broken, probably expired.
Permanent link that won’t expire here. @the gears to ascension @Olli Järviniemi