Thanks a lot for doing this!

Could we improve the edited rationality materials link? Maybe it could link to the sequences, or a page with a name like "a field guide to the less wrong archives"? I don't think it's current target is very relevant to anyone but meetup group leaders.

For what it's worth, I think our presentation of the sequences could also be improved a fair amount.

• Some of the featured posts are not all that great, e.g. this is one I read recently. Could we ruthlessly pare the sequences down until only the most essential, insight-packed posts remain? The more dense they are with information, the more people will take the time to read them.
• Suggest that it's okay to just read summaries of the sequences, taking the time to read the full post if a concept doesn't seem obvious from the summary. (I see reading about rationality as debugging one's brain, and there isn't much point in reading about bugs one doesn't suffer from much.) The wiki has summaries, and there's also the Reading Yudkowsky series on Common Sense Atheism. I can't be the only one who thinks some of the sequence posts are a little wordy.

I recently proposed having a contest to rewrite the copy on the homepage on the wiki, but no one responded. Maybe this is a good place to ask?