When Manifold have implemented loans will James say they need an alternate question approval process which allows users to check/improve each others' long term questions?
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If they implement this after loans I intend to resolve yes.
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@NathanYoung Within what timeframe would count as yes? And does it have to be specific to markets with loans?
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I definitely think there is a place for community-resolving markets, don't know how that interacts with loans
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@JoyVoid Yeah exactly. I don't see any reason to require a higher bar for markets with loans - in my mind, the loans v2 feature is simply a way to make leaving money locked up in a market for a long time less capital-inefficient.
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@JoyVoid Absolutely yes, they are completely independent issues. The issue loans solve is the opportunity cost of putting your money in a market for a long time. If you put M$100 in a market with the expectation of a M$10 profit, and it takes 1 year for that to pay out, your opportunity cost is locking up that M$100 for a year, which could also have gone into 52 bets of a week each. Loans reduce the opportunity cost by reducing the amount of capital you have to lock up over time.
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We can edit questions now. Can also N/A then and try again.
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@MartinRandall But you can't do that as part of the question generation process. There isn't a way you can *draft*
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@NathanYoung Sure, I'd welcome the ability to make a draft market. Perhaps it would allow only the market creator to bet, so I could set initial probability and free responses. I wouldn't call that a "question approval process" myself.
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@MartinRandall neither would i . i mean others can suggest edits on title or resolution criteria
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There's value in collaborating to improve questions, but I don't really see much relation to loans. Was there a specific motivation for the question?
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@NathanYoung Can you explain why you think this is a good idea?
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