I don't think this was a reply to me?

I think it's fairest to compare HLI's charity analysis with other charity evaluators like Givewell, ACE, and Giving Green.

Giving Green has been criticised regularly and robustly (just look up any of their posts). Givewell publish their analysis and engage with criticism; HLI themselves have actually criticised them pretty robustly! I don't know about ACE because I don't stay up to date on animals but I bet it's similar there.

The dynamics are quite different for example in charitable foundations where they don't need to convince anyone to donate differently, or charities that deliver a service who only need to convince their funders to continue donating.

Edamame is a nice alternative form of soy - I keep a bag of frozen edamame in the fridge - and subbing quinoa for rice can be another easy way to up the protein a little

I'm glad you've found it useful!

So like you're on Twitter or Facebook, you comment on someone's post, and in response you get a wall of text?

I think that's normally considered a faux pas on the part of the person posting a long response, and the polite thing for you to do is ignore it

Thanks James, between EA Lifestyles and Asterisk Magazine I think we're well on our way!

Super accessible write up for a paper I find interesting but would never have read. Thanks for posting!

I swear I didn't know he was a social media star!!

The way I've written it doesn't sit right, or the dynamic itself?

Great update Will, thanks!