I think that paying people/orgs to produce critiques of EA ideas etc. for an EA audience could be very constructive, i.e. from the perspective of “we agree with the overall goal of EA, here’s how we think you can do it better”.
By contrast, paying an org to produce critiques of EA from the perspective of EA being inherently bad would be extremely counterproductive (and there’s no shortage of people willing to do it without our help).
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I think that paying people/orgs to produce critiques of EA ideas etc. for an EA audience could be very constructive, i.e. from the perspective of “we agree with the overall goal of EA, here’s how we think you can do it better”.
By contrast, paying an org to produce critiques of EA from the perspective of EA being inherently bad would be extremely counterproductive (and there’s no shortage of people willing to do it without our help).