FWIW I remember reading that article and thinking that the net takeaway (from people we want to attract) is neutral or positive towards us. Like if someone doesn’t even believe in the idea of cause prioritization, we are not the right community for them.
Yes I don’t think you sound stupid at all Elizabeth, I think EA comes across reasonably well in the piece and the kind of person who’d be interested in effective giving might Google it because of you.
Yeah I think this was a relatively gentle introduction to misleading journalists, in that the article’s slant was so obvious and enough people were not on its side that it wasn’t damaging.
FWIW I remember reading that article and thinking that the net takeaway (from people we want to attract) is neutral or positive towards us. Like if someone doesn’t even believe in the idea of cause prioritization, we are not the right community for them.
Yes I don’t think you sound stupid at all Elizabeth, I think EA comes across reasonably well in the piece and the kind of person who’d be interested in effective giving might Google it because of you.
Yeah I think this was a relatively gentle introduction to misleading journalists, in that the article’s slant was so obvious and enough people were not on its side that it wasn’t damaging.