this is something that ends up miles away from ‘winding down EA’, or EA being ‘not a movement’.
To be clear, winding down EA is something I was arguing we shouldn’t be doing.
I feel like we’re closer to agreement here, but on reflection the details of your plan here don’t sum up to ‘end EA as a movement’ at all.
At a certain point it becomes semantic, but I guess readers can decide, when you put together:
the changes in sec 11 of the main post
ideas about splitting into profession-oriented subgroups, and
shifting whether we “motivate members re social pressures” and expose junior members to risk
whether or not it counts as changing from being a “movement” to something else.
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To be clear, winding down EA is something I was arguing we shouldn’t be doing.
At a certain point it becomes semantic, but I guess readers can decide, when you put together:
the changes in sec 11 of the main post
ideas about splitting into profession-oriented subgroups, and
shifting whether we “motivate members re social pressures” and expose junior members to risk
whether or not it counts as changing from being a “movement” to something else.