Thanks! I agree that giving good feedback isn’t easy.
It seems like the Long-Term Future Fund team is able to give more feedback (and more context in their grant reports) than the Meta Fund team. As far as I know, both teams are composed entirely of volunteers.
Do you have thoughts on why the Long-Term Future Fund is able to give more context about their grant-making than the Meta Fund?
Well, I’d assume this is because the LTFF team has more time available than the Meta Fund team. Plausibly largely driven by one volunteer who is very happy to spend a lot of time on the LTFF.
Thanks! I agree that giving good feedback isn’t easy.
It seems like the Long-Term Future Fund team is able to give more feedback (and more context in their grant reports) than the Meta Fund team. As far as I know, both teams are composed entirely of volunteers.
Do you have thoughts on why the Long-Term Future Fund is able to give more context about their grant-making than the Meta Fund?
Well, I’d assume this is because the LTFF team has more time available than the Meta Fund team. Plausibly largely driven by one volunteer who is very happy to spend a lot of time on the LTFF.
Yeah. I suppose alternative hypotheses include:
The LTFF team finds it easier to give good feedback than the Meta Fund team
The LTFF team is giving lower-quality feedback than the Meta Fund team