Why are you doing critiques instead of evaluations? This seems like you're deliberately only looking for bad things instead of trying to do a balanced investigation into the impact of an organization.
This seems like bad epistemics and will likely lead to a ton of not necessarily warranted damage to orgs that are trying to do extremely important work. Not commenting on the content of your criticisms of Redwood or Conjecture, but your process.
Knowing there's a group of anonymous people who are explicitly looking to find fault with orgs feels like an instance of EA culture rewarding criticism to the detriment of the community as a whole. Generally, I can see that you're trying to do good, but your approach makes me feel like the EA community is hostile and makes me not want to engage with it.
Why are you doing critiques instead of evaluations? This seems like you're deliberately only looking for bad things instead of trying to do a balanced investigation into the impact of an organization.
This seems like bad epistemics and will likely lead to a ton of not necessarily warranted damage to orgs that are trying to do extremely important work. Not commenting on the content of your criticisms of Redwood or Conjecture, but your process.
Knowing there's a group of anonymous people who are explicitly looking to find fault with orgs feels like an instance of EA culture rewarding criticism to the detriment of the community as a whole. Generally, I can see that you're trying to do good, but your approach makes me feel like the EA community is hostile and makes me not want to engage with it.