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Speaking of books, is there place where iI can buy a printed version of the sequences? Reading on a screen is not as comfortable as a classical book for various reasons.
It's in progress apparently, but I'm told money won't speed it up. If you edit you can help I think.
I have absolutely no experience in editing.
Take a look at http://lesswrong.com/lw/jc7/karma_awards_for_proofreaders_of_the_less_wrong/ for more information. Alex Vermeer seems to be responsible for the project and hopes that there a book by the end of the year.
Editing options do not appear to be available from the Youtopia list, and the only remaining Sequence-related tasks as of this post are related to reading and translation to foreign languages..
((Just trying to save folk time and account management.))
Oh great! If that's all that's left the English book is just about ready to sell then? I hope there's a big announcement because I suspect demand is high and awareness less so (given someone asked this before and after me, and not all who wonder ask)
In the linked post Alex answered my question by saying that it's hopefully finished by the end of the year.
That is correct. Yay!