I'm setting up a new reddit: r/smartgiving. Before, when I came across other people writing about giving or charity in ways that seem sensible, I would either try to write a whole post around and responding to a link or I would just think "good writing!" and move on. Having a place where I can post links and talk about them with people should be helpful.

I seeded it with some initial posts so people could see what my intent is for it to look like:

• What a life saved means
• Efficient charity: do unto others
• The most for your money
• The straw ratio: closing thoughts for now
• Money: the unit of caring
• Diversity in giving
• It's for charity, but is it for a good cause?
• How personal should your giving be?
• Why activists should consider making lots of money
• Giving for yourself, giving for others
• I'm basically fine with investing in evil
• Eighty Thousand Hours
• Keeping yourself giving
• Banking as an ethical career
• Giving what we can
• How to get charities off your case
• Our worst subjects
• Charities and waste
• GiveWell

I have a longer list that I'm going to try to post one a day from until the subreddit is self-sustaining. If you come across some writing that you think would be a good fit, please submit it. Or, if you don't use reddit, you could send it to me and I'll post it.