I agree with Gwern. I think it’s fairly rare that someone wants to write the whole entry themselves or articles for all concepts in a topic.
It’s much more likely that someone just wants to add their own idiosyncratic takes on a topic. For example, I’d love to have a convenient way to write up my own idiosyncratic takes on decision theory. I tried including some of these in the main Wiki, but it (understandably) was reverted.
I expect that one of the main advantages of this style of content would be that you can just write a note without having to bother with an introduction or conclusion.
I also think it would be fairly important (though not at the start) to have a way of upweighting the notes added by particular users.
I agree with Gwern that this may result in more content being added to the main wiki pages when other users are in favour of this.
I agree with Gwern. I think it’s fairly rare that someone wants to write the whole entry themselves or articles for all concepts in a topic.
It’s much more likely that someone just wants to add their own idiosyncratic takes on a topic. For example, I’d love to have a convenient way to write up my own idiosyncratic takes on decision theory. I tried including some of these in the main Wiki, but it (understandably) was reverted.
I expect that one of the main advantages of this style of content would be that you can just write a note without having to bother with an introduction or conclusion.
I also think it would be fairly important (though not at the start) to have a way of upweighting the notes added by particular users.
I agree with Gwern that this may result in more content being added to the main wiki pages when other users are in favour of this.