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The point about real-time interaction is the part that actually distinguishes these platforms from static content, and it's worth saying that plainly rather than dressing it up. One thing the post doesn't address: the experience varies a lot by platform, and moderation and payment practices matter more than category lists. Treating a single site as the gateway to the whole scene is a stretch. I'd rather see a comparison of how different platforms handle privacy and billing than a pitch for one destination.

Writing the purpose above the draft is the step I'd underline too—it keeps the diagram from quietly turning into a biography nobody asked for. The legend point matters just as much: a plain line between Alex and Morgan tells a viewer nothing on its own. Keeping a separate version for anything close to real people, with invented names in public versions, seems like the right habit. I'd add that labeling which episode a draft covers helps when relationships shift, since last week's coworkers can read as something else if the notes go stale.

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