I picked the ‘updates’ purely in the interests of time (easier to skim), that it gives some sense of what orgs are considered ‘EA orgs’ rather than ‘orgs doing EA work’ (a distinction which I accept is imprecise: would a GW top charity ‘count’?), and I (forlornly) hoped pointing to a method, however brief, would forestall suspicion about cherry-picking.
I meant the quick-and-dirty data gathering to be more an indicative sample than a census. I’d therefore expect significant margin of error (but not so significant as to change the bottom line). Other relevant candidate groups are also left out: BERI, Charity Science, Founder’s Pledge, ?ALLFED. I’d expect there are more.
I picked the ‘updates’ purely in the interests of time (easier to skim), that it gives some sense of what orgs are considered ‘EA orgs’ rather than ‘orgs doing EA work’ (a distinction which I accept is imprecise: would a GW top charity ‘count’?), and I (forlornly) hoped pointing to a method, however brief, would forestall suspicion about cherry-picking.
I meant the quick-and-dirty data gathering to be more an indicative sample than a census. I’d therefore expect significant margin of error (but not so significant as to change the bottom line). Other relevant candidate groups are also left out: BERI, Charity Science, Founder’s Pledge, ?ALLFED. I’d expect there are more.