Thank you for your dedication to the community. I think this post is really important, shows respect to the candidates and what you do has an overall positive impact on the community. I understand that this level of interaction is not possible for every application (e.g. 80k advice), but I am all the more happy to see it in other areas of EA.

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Speaking in my own opinion, I think this comment breaks Forum norms by being unnecessarily rude. I'll raise it to the moderator team and discuss it.
 

Sorry, I wanted to write "This post [...]." Edited the comment.

This post has nine action keys, which could be helpful:
If you’d like to do something about sexual misconduct and don’t know what to do…

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Hey Denis,

thank you for sharing your perspective. I see that you appreciate positive feedback in a medium like this forum, and that you are following your preferences – being the change you want to see in the world, and spreading positive feedback.

I really value this behaviour and am glad that you are part of the community.

As for your question, a personal message would suffice the need for "visible only for the author"?

Hi Pablo,
maybe this could be a useful addition to the Anki deck:
Anki with Uncertainty: Turn any flashcard deck into a calibration training tool

Two months later, how did it work out for you?

I think that if you want to make allegations and point noses into a certain direction, it is really important to make your point clear and argue in good faith. This post fails both boxes in my book.

In google podcast it has a working link too.

Hi Ulrik,
I think I understand what you mean. :)

In Germany, we have a diversity group with meetings every two weeks, but I think it is limited to folks living in the region. If you are interested in joining, I'll ask them.