This is why it’s important for the policy be known for the glomarization to be evidence under that policy specifically, which might include something to the effect of “I follow this even in obvious cases so I’m free to also follow it in cases which are mistakenly framed as obvious”.
That said, I’m not thinking about the ‘mundane’ world as Eliezer calls it, where doing this at all would be weird. I guess I’m thinking about the lesswrong blogosphere.
(There’s a hypothetical spectrum from [having a glomarization policy at all is considered weird and socially-bad] to [it is not seen negatively, but you’re not disincentivized from sharing non-exfohazardous beliefs, to begin with])
This is why it’s important for the policy be known for the glomarization to be evidence under that policy specifically, which might include something to the effect of “I follow this even in obvious cases so I’m free to also follow it in cases which are mistakenly framed as obvious”.
That said, I’m not thinking about the ‘mundane’ world as Eliezer calls it, where doing this at all would be weird. I guess I’m thinking about the lesswrong blogosphere.
(There’s a hypothetical spectrum from [having a glomarization policy at all is considered weird and socially-bad] to [it is not seen negatively, but you’re not disincentivized from sharing non-exfohazardous beliefs, to begin with])