It seems many of the downsides of giving feedback would also apply to this.
I think lower resolution feedback introduces new issues too. For example, people might become aware of the schema and over-index on getting a “1. Reject” versus getting a “2. Revise and resubmit”.
A major consideration is that I think some models of very strong projects and founders says that these people wouldn’t be harmed by rejections.
Further considerations related to this (that are a little sensitive) is that there are other ways of getting feedback, and that extremely impactful granting and funding is relationship based, not based on an instance of one proposal or project. This makes sense once you consider that grantees are EAs and should have very high knowledge of their domains in EA cause areas.
It seems many of the downsides of giving feedback would also apply to this.
I think lower resolution feedback introduces new issues too. For example, people might become aware of the schema and over-index on getting a “1. Reject” versus getting a “2. Revise and resubmit”.
A major consideration is that I think some models of very strong projects and founders says that these people wouldn’t be harmed by rejections.
Further considerations related to this (that are a little sensitive) is that there are other ways of getting feedback, and that extremely impactful granting and funding is relationship based, not based on an instance of one proposal or project. This makes sense once you consider that grantees are EAs and should have very high knowledge of their domains in EA cause areas.