So, there's a lot to take in from these few posts tbh. I'll do my best.
First and foremost, one of the things that really drew me in, was a conversation with @alter_kaker some time ago about having a space where we can either build a way and ideas of how to bridge over the gap between Jews of different backgrounds/beliefs- but maybe from a closer political stance?; or actually trying to provide a place for such conversations. And I totally agree with the saying that it's difficult to keep politics out of Torah discussions. And probably to keep it out of many discussions about life itself- and to be precise, I'm not talking about "politicians politics".. So yeah- nuanced difficult discussions would make it a vibrant, interesting space.
For example, personally, I would love to get more exposed to Hasidic ideas, philosophy and thought, to learn more about it. I have on my reading list some Gershom Sholem books and have already read and loved Martin Bubber's גוג ומגוג which is entirely Hassidic.
So yes, having categories or rooms or whatever we have here that corresponds to that, would be a great way to go about this. Because I would absolutely love to see this place also provide all the things @ellie was talking about!
As for the technical stuff- I'm not that bothered with it tbh. Everything goes. The only thing I might suggest is for now to keep this place out of the outside world- i.e. the fediverse. I'd say we should build it first of all, and build the content it could offer us. Then we'll see. But that's just me, and if you're keen on joining the fedi, go for it 