Of course they haven't onboarded a single community, that was my point exactly: the software exists, it works, and yet it's far from sufficient. Meanwhile communities have been formed in many other places where the software didn't exist or was much worse, because there are many many other factors involved, most of which beyond our control, and we should recognize instead of always hoping this next feature will work (I'm not saying we should not work on whatever next feature, in case that wasn't clear).