Thanks for the your thoughts and suggestions! There's a lot to think about when it comes to communities but at the end of the day shipping something and iterate on user demand will be most prioritized. I read your spec(and saw you launched your communikey, congrats!) but will be more confident in my assessment of the communikey approach when I see more things fleshed out. As to the reply sections, I believe there is room (pun intended) for more frequent and less formal discussions around nip34 events, and a place to post the more formal stuff (repo relays). Any community could set up its own moderated space around any repos is good overall I think. Zaps are a great thing but not strictly necessary to launch something useful in my mind. Also, copying some stuff that github does well doesn't hurt. It's about fusing github and discord with nostr paradigms, that creates a unique end result. This is the best thing about nostr: the better UX wins, and ppl can target multiple niches. All the best, and keep building!