I am not in charge of the wiki-- my saying that I like a particular version (and I still like that version better) is not the same thing as my approving it.
Also, "caricature of rationality" strikes me as both harsh and false. I hadn't gotten it into words before, but I'm concerned that you're not teaching rationality at all, just conveying the idea that "rationality" is an applause light. Do you have methods for checking on what you're actually teaching?
NancyLebovitz, this is a very important question! Yup, we do have methods of checking in on what we are teaching.
For example, let's take our meaning and purpose content, which is essentially about teaching people to be oriented toward the long term and achieving their long-term goals. We have an app that has a psychometric test to measure people's level of meaning and purpose prior to engaging with our content, and then after they engage with our content, including continuing follow-up going forward. The continuing follow-up is meant to address the issue ...
Richard Kennaway has posted about an edit war on the wiki. Richard, thank you.
Unfortunately, I've only used the wiki a little, and don't have a feeling for why the edit history for an article is inaccessible. Is the wiki broken or has someone found a way to hack it? Let it be known that hacking the wiki is something I'll ban for.
VoiceofRa, I'd like to know why you deleted Gleb's article. Presumably you have some reason for why you think it was unsatisfactory.
I'm also notifying tech in the hope of finding out what happened to the edit history.