I really appreciate April's Fools Day! 

We're so focussed on epistemic rigour and all that jeez that I sometimes forget how funny we can be, and I'm really glad we made April Fool's a tradition to have an outlet for that, at least once a year (wouldn't mind more often to be honest). 

Speficially, I like all the posts, especially @Emma Richter🔸 's spicy Centre for Effective Altruism Is No Longer "Effective Altruism"-Related, and the new forum features like new "😁-react" the cheerful lightbulbs that show up when pressing any button: 
 

Can we keep that please? 

Thanks for making this thread!
So much to be grateful for. One thing that often brings me joy is the fantastic content that people write for the Forum, even when it benefits the community far more than it benefits them. There are definitely personal gains to be had by writing on the Forum, but a lot of great work is done from a position of altruism as well. I get a lot of job satisfaction from seeing great discussion on the Forum, whether it's during an event or just a random week. Maybe this is a bit too generic - but I think the quantity of great content on this Forum is kind of ridiculous when you zoom out a bit, and I won't stop being grateful for it (and looking the gifthorse straight in the mouth by trying to get more).