I agree that this distinction is important and should be used more frequently. I also think good terminology is very important. Clunky terms are unlikely to be used.
Something along the lines of “impressions” or “seemings” may be good for “credence by my lights” (cf optical illusions, where the way certain matter of facts seem or appear to you differs from your beliefs about them). Another possibility is “private signal”.
I don’t think inside vs outside view is a good terminology. E.g., I may have a credence by my lights about X partly because I believe that X falls in a certain reference class. Such reasoning is normally called “outside-view”-reasoning, yet it doesn’t involve deference to epistemic peers.
I agree that this distinction is important and should be used more frequently. I also think good terminology is very important. Clunky terms are unlikely to be used.
Something along the lines of “impressions” or “seemings” may be good for “credence by my lights” (cf optical illusions, where the way certain matter of facts seem or appear to you differs from your beliefs about them). Another possibility is “private signal”.
I don’t think inside vs outside view is a good terminology. E.g., I may have a credence by my lights about X partly because I believe that X falls in a certain reference class. Such reasoning is normally called “outside-view”-reasoning, yet it doesn’t involve deference to epistemic peers.