As I think I mentioned before, Intentional Insights tries to reach a global audience, and after the US, our top three countries are non-western. So it’s highly valuable for us to have non-western volunteers/​contractors who can figure out what would be salient to a diverse international audience.
Do you have other data about your impact in those countries besides passive reading numbers? Do you have links to the receptions of InIn content by non-western audiences besides those people you payed?
Links are hard, since most things I have are people writing to me. However, here is one relevant link. After finding out about our content, a prominent Indian secular humanist association invited me to do a guest blog for them. I was happy to oblige.
As I think I mentioned before, Intentional Insights tries to reach a global audience, and after the US, our top three countries are non-western. So it’s highly valuable for us to have non-western volunteers/​contractors who can figure out what would be salient to a diverse international audience.
Do you have other data about your impact in those countries besides passive reading numbers? Do you have links to the receptions of InIn content by non-western audiences besides those people you payed?
Links are hard, since most things I have are people writing to me. However, here is one relevant link. After finding out about our content, a prominent Indian secular humanist association invited me to do a guest blog for them. I was happy to oblige.