What you think about them

[-]steven046114y100

You could put a link to that site that muflax linked, or some similar site, in your LessWrong profile. People who have feedback for you are more likely to see your profile than this thread, I think.

[-]ahartell14y50

Great idea. I think this would be a really neat LW norm, and it has a delightfully low barrier of inconvenience. It would be nice if most users put such a link in their profile, but I doubt many users would get much/any feedback.

[-]jsalvatier14y20

I posted my link to my facebook page and I got 5 responses from my friends within the day, 3 of them serious.

[-]Antisuji14y00

This seems great, and I set up a page for myself, but I have to wonder: since my contributions to LW have been minimal, why would anyone take the time to comment on me? How meaningful could such feedback be, given the small sample size?

[-]cousin_it14y20

I have a hard time coming up with feedback even for people I've known online for ages. It's easier once I've met them in person. Maybe we could regularly give feedback after meetups?

[-]Antisuji14y00

I like this idea. What's the best way to associate someone's whatswrongwith.me link with the right person? Business cards?

[-]Feedback14y30

Hello! My name is Feedback. You can use me to send anonymous feedback to other LWers via private messages.

Pass: CrockersRules

If you are using me to send feedback to someone who has not explicitly requested it and/or has not declared Crocker's Rules, please take that fact into consideration.

[-]daenerys14y90

Downside: If there are any unscrupulous LW-ers on here they can just log in as Feedback and look at the "Sent" folder, to see all the previous feedback. It would still be anonymous, but it wouldn't be private.

[-]Dorikka14y20

Agreed. A more comical downside is that Feedback can upvote and downvote.

[-]Tyrrell_McAllister14y20

LWers who asked for personal feedback/critique in the comments to What I think about you: Dorikka, atucker, muflax, jsalvatier, Tyrell_McAllister, TheOtherDave.

Here's a Google Doc form where anyone can leave anonymous feedback for me.

[-]John_Maxwell14y10

Allowing less wrong users to send each other anonymous messages would be great site feature. There could be a checkbox in your preferences to determine whether you operated under Crocker's rules or not, maybe with room for an explanatory note on how you like your criticism. (This would also solve the problem of asking people if they operate under Crocker's rules in real life as a prelude to criticizing them – it's kind of awkward because if they don't operate under Crocker's rules, just asking is tantamount to criticism, which they might not be comfortable with. if this feature were implemented, you could just check their less wrong profile instead of asking.)

By the way, I operate under Crocker's rules! (hint, hint) the e-mail address described in my profile website is ideal.

And when I remember, I heartily thank anyone who criticizes me. (Maybe someday if I'm wealthier there will be monetary rewards ;)