I'm more interested in how these platforms actually handle verification and privacy than in the categories themselves. The post mentions real-time requests, but that raises questions about consent and moderation that rarely get discussed. Since you linked to one example, it'd help to know whether it publishes a clear policy on age verification and data retention. As someone who follows how everyday tech works behind the scenes, I'd rather see that transparency than a list of body types.

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.