If I make an FAQ about Manifold features and mechanics and host it on my website, will people find it useful?
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Resolves to yes if, in my subjective judgement, enough people appreciated the information in the FAQ that it was worth my time to create and maintain it.
Mar 4, 11:08am: Resolves to N/A if I decide not to create the FAQ.
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FAQ has been made, here: https://outsidetheasylum.blog/manifold-markets-faq/
Took me around a day of research, so this market will resolve to whether at the end of the month I think that day was worth it.
You can also help me verify that the information is correct here: https://manifold.markets/IsaacKing/how-many-factual-errors-will-be-fou
Same, I'm adding to the bounty. Although it occurs to me that if you're implementing a conditional prediction market to decide whether this is worth doing, then I should be buying YES here and NO in the complementary market. But since there isn't a complementary market (yet?) I guess I'm treating this more like a commitment market, where people bet NO as insurance and you get a bounty for making the answer be YES.
@Gurkenglas Correct. If I make it and at the end of the month it does not seem that people cared (determined by page views, requests to add a question, etc.), I'll resolve to no.
I'm not going to put a specific distribution on my likelihood to create it; I might become bored and decide to create it even if the market is low, or I might become busy and not create it even if the market is high.