Reddit reviews Firefighting: The Financial Crisis and Its Lessons

Looking for contributors! Obviously I make the majority of posts in this sub, but I'm really not doing anything special or difficult.

Me/this sub is just a middle man that posts the high quality content made by other actual economists and finance professionals. The sidebar has a large number of these sources collected, and putting these sources all in one place that is easy to find is probably the biggest benefit this sub provides.

I welcome anyone who feels especially motivated to make any post any time. There truly is a wealth of high quality commentary that the pros pump out every day, and it's just more than I can create threads for as a single person.

Plus I have other ideas for posts, which I (or anyone) could do if I spent less time on commentary posts ...

• research and textbook excerpts
  
• reading club/book club and discussion threads (say for this book that just came out)
  
• a wider range of data release posts
  
• name and shame/debunking poor economic reporting in the news media
  
• meme threads (example)
  
  These might go a bit beyond the original purpose of the sub, which is to post commentary that discusses either (1) how the economy is doing, or (2) how the economy will be doing, but I think they could add value if there is demand for them

That's awesome.

I see he has this one, too, with Geithner and Hank Paulson chiming in.