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Multicore- This is a deliberate bastardisation and subversion of how the wiki is used
- In order that people don't think I'm a defector, I'm making clear what I'm doing as I'm doing it. Tell me what you think
- Anyone should still edit this document as if it were theirs
- The wiki would be better if it had a range of features I discuss below
- If you disagree, edit it! Sometimes edit wars are good
Wiki features and how valuable they would be
- Comments on wikis
- The current tech exists and it would make it much cleaner to write things I intend to work on in future.
- Comments are hidden unless you click show. You can toggle them to be permanently shown
- Double bracket search and tagging
- When you use [[, it opens up a search window to all Lesswrong tags. You type in what you want to reference. If there isn't one. it creates it eg [[Solipsism]]
- Disputed changes sit beside text, like comments
- A process for requesting a number -> getting an accurate forecast
- There is a description in the text
- A user flags it for quantification
- Other users collaboratively write a forecasting question
- Users give estimates, weighted by LW karma score (I hate this but it would be better than nothing, hard to abuse etc)
- Ideally, eventually this gets replaced by a manifold market or similar
- Toggle hide/unhide sections
- Gwern-style floating windows which appear when you hover over text in Lesswrong
- Embeddable manifold markets
- Embeddable squiggle estimation
- Taking variables from manifold markets and squiggle and displaying them within the text
Some pages I have edited to be the style of what I think should be all pages