Most of this seems focused on Alice’s experience and allegations. As I understand it, most parties involved—including Kat—believe Chloe to be basically reliable, or at least much more reliable.
Chloe has been unreliable. She lied about not having a work contract, she lied about the compensation structure, she lied about how many incubatees we had, she lied about being able to live/work apart, doing the accounting, etc etc. Almost all of the falsehoods and misleading claims we cover are also told by her because she signed off on Ben’s post and didn’t correct the dozens of falsehoods and misleading claims in it.
We originally thought she was more reliable because we hadn’t heard from reliable sources what she was saying. Now that it’s in writing, we have firm evidence that she has told dozens of falsehoods and misleading claims.
Most of this seems focused on Alice’s experience and allegations. As I understand it, most parties involved—including Kat—believe Chloe to be basically reliable, or at least much more reliable.
Given all that, I’m surprised that this piece does not do more to engage with what Chloe herself wrote about her experience in the original post: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/32LMQsjEMm6NK2GTH/sharing-information-about-nonlinear?commentId=gvjKdRaRaggRrxFjH
Chloe has been unreliable. She lied about not having a work contract, she lied about the compensation structure, she lied about how many incubatees we had, she lied about being able to live/work apart, doing the accounting, etc etc. Almost all of the falsehoods and misleading claims we cover are also told by her because she signed off on Ben’s post and didn’t correct the dozens of falsehoods and misleading claims in it.
We originally thought she was more reliable because we hadn’t heard from reliable sources what she was saying. Now that it’s in writing, we have firm evidence that she has told dozens of falsehoods and misleading claims.