This post’s title gives the idea that the post is about laying out a case for donating to LEAF. It seems like the purpose of the post is to solicit questions. For that purpose another title might work better. Reading this post I’m not clear of your relationship with LEAF.
Numbers about money raised don’t mean much without context of the budget of LEAF itself.
In the past, I’ve donated to them and supported them in Project4Awesome, but I’m not inside the org. Basically, this is a post trying to evaluate it from an EA standpoint, in a similar way I did for SENS. Their budget should be the recurring campaign and single donations (which I don’t expect to be much), the interview should probably make it clearer I hope.
Edit: the post is probably not very on topic for LW, but since I crossposted my analysis of aging research from an EA standpoint I wanted to put this here too for completeness.
This post’s title gives the idea that the post is about laying out a case for donating to LEAF. It seems like the purpose of the post is to solicit questions. For that purpose another title might work better. Reading this post I’m not clear of your relationship with LEAF.
Numbers about money raised don’t mean much without context of the budget of LEAF itself.
In the past, I’ve donated to them and supported them in Project4Awesome, but I’m not inside the org. Basically, this is a post trying to evaluate it from an EA standpoint, in a similar way I did for SENS. Their budget should be the recurring campaign and single donations (which I don’t expect to be much), the interview should probably make it clearer I hope.
Edit: the post is probably not very on topic for LW, but since I crossposted my analysis of aging research from an EA standpoint I wanted to put this here too for completeness.
I think your point was valid though, I changed the title to be less strong