It’s not perfect, but one approach I saw on here and liked a lot was @turntrout’s MATS team’s approach for some of the initial shard theory work, where they made an initial post outlining the problem and soliciting predictions on a set of concrete questions (which gave a nice affordance for engagement, namely “make predictions and maybe comment on your predictions), and then they made a follow-up post with their actual results. Seemed to get quite good engagement.
A confounding factor, though, was that was also an unusually impressive bit of research.
It’s not perfect, but one approach I saw on here and liked a lot was @turntrout’s MATS team’s approach for some of the initial shard theory work, where they made an initial post outlining the problem and soliciting predictions on a set of concrete questions (which gave a nice affordance for engagement, namely “make predictions and maybe comment on your predictions), and then they made a follow-up post with their actual results. Seemed to get quite good engagement.
A confounding factor, though, was that was also an unusually impressive bit of research.