http://lobste.rs
With the requests pinging around here, I'll say it explicitly - I'm a member, and I'm happy to send an invite to any active HNer.
I'd like one please.
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#93http://lesswrong.org "Less Wrong is an online community for people who want to apply the discovery of biases like the conjunction fallacy, the affect heuristic, and scope insensitivity.."
Less Wrong is an online community for people who like misogyny, discussion thereof, and oneupmanship via the wide array of in-references.
And according to their own surveys, they aren't very successful at debiasing, either.
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#96http://lobste.rs
does anyone have an invite for my for lobste.rs would be great, don't get why it's a closed community.
... don't get why it's a closed community.
I believe the idea is that people get in by invitation; if a member ends up being a problem (i.e. gets down-voted too often or something) then not only are they booted but so is the person who invited them.
This being the case, people need to exercise some care before sending an invite since that person's behavior will be reflected back on them.
It's an interesting approach to growing a community.