Amber Dawn | v1.5.0Oct 9th 2023 | (+148/-157) Edited the language | ||
Nathan Blevins | v1.4.0Jun 1st 2022 | (+11/-12) Replaced old “get involved” topic with the new “take action” topic | ||
Leo | v1.3.0Jun 10th 2021 | (+44/-44) | ||
Aaron Gertler | v1.2.0Dec 30th 2020 | (+308/-273) | ||
EdoArad | v1.1.0Dec 18th 2020 | |||
EdoArad | v1.0.0Dec 2nd 2020 | (+944) |
For posts that are a broader call to action, use the get involvedtake action tag.
Use Requests (Open)requests (open) for posts that ask for a specificand well-defined request from the broad EA community. The request can be very important for your effort to do more good, or it can be something trivial that you are just curious about or if you think that others might find it important - make sure to say how important this is for you in your post. Also, it would help if you could supply time limits, extra information needed, and be responsive to questions in the comments.
For posts that are a broader call to action, use the Get Involvedget involved tag.
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Use Requests (Open) for posts that ask for a specific and well-defined request from the broad EA community. The request can be very important for your effort to do more good, or it can be something trivial that you are just curious about or if you think that others might find it important - make sure to say how important this is for you in your post. Also, it would help if you could supply time limits, extra information needed, and be responsive to questions in the comments.
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After a request has been completed, or if it's no longer relevant, downvote this tag and add Requests (Closed). This can be done by anyone, not just the original poster.
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