Comment by adverbly

> In our view, these manuscripts are best understood as a form of raw research data.

Much better!

> For the computer science collaboration, the group has decided to make the natural language proof and Lean formalization public immediately, and we are publishing them directly to our GitHub repository. For the physics collaboration, the group has decided to hold off on releasing the AI-produced artifacts and instead work on writing it up themselves.

> All of these approaches involve tradeoffs. On the one hand, the collaborations empower experts to foster unpacking the results and contextualizing them in the broader academic community. On the other hand, choosing initial shepherds necessarily shapes who gets involved first and creates asymmetry of information. We welcome feedback on how to broaden participation and make this process more useful.

Very good!

I was highly critical of their approach with the earlier mathematical publications, but this is much improved.

Most importantly, they aren't releasing slop papers that would never have been published in any self-respecting journal or made it past a deep round of peer review questioning.

> We are committed to ensuring funding for researchers to independently examine, explain, and build on the results above.

> We continue to invite feedback on the best way to disclose results and engage with scientists to accelerate discovery.

Well done!

Now you need to actually LISTEN to the community and the feedback, so you aren't done yet, but this is a much better start than last time. Keep it up!