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Have you tried #wikifreedia?
https://wikifreedia.vercel.app

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Knowledge-wiki content. Being nostr native you will then have knowledge content that works together. Individual wikis with their set of specializations and levels of rules to read, join, post.

- A web-dev knowledge base, nostr-dev knowledge base.
- a third relay listens and pulls knowledge base events from the prevous 2 relays
- a nostr user uses the third relay to code up a knowledge base for nostr+music client Stemstr (@Rock)
- Stemstr knowledge base has information for using the client, music production with tutorials on how to use various software.

All these KBs using the same system, each centralized KB has their rules for curation but can still link together. Local constraints to have boundaries and separate from the rest of the ecosystem, but still cohesive.

Something like this you'll have lots of opportunities to mix ideas while letting others grow in isolation. Interesting things tend to happen in environments like that.