+1 for ‘Dedicated EAs’ and ‘EAs’. I think 80k internally could describe all it wants to describe in simple English using those terms. It’s naturally a continuum. If you really really need to describe people who are into EA but not that dedicated then ‘less dedicated’ is fine. “Committed” could work too. (I understand ‘dedicated’ to mean: how highly someone scores on the product of ‘into effectiveness’ and ‘into altruism’.)
-1 for ‘full-time’ and ‘part-time’, I don’t think it conveys what we mean (at least, doesn’t to me; I’d be confused when I first heard it) and I’d personally find it annoying to be described as ‘part-time’.
+1 for ‘Dedicated EAs’ and ‘EAs’. I think 80k internally could describe all it wants to describe in simple English using those terms. It’s naturally a continuum. If you really really need to describe people who are into EA but not that dedicated then ‘less dedicated’ is fine. “Committed” could work too. (I understand ‘dedicated’ to mean: how highly someone scores on the product of ‘into effectiveness’ and ‘into altruism’.)
-1 for ‘full-time’ and ‘part-time’, I don’t think it conveys what we mean (at least, doesn’t to me; I’d be confused when I first heard it) and I’d personally find it annoying to be described as ‘part-time’.
+10000 for ditching ‘hardcore’ and ‘softcore’