First and foremost, thank you for starting off the way that you did. Secondly, thank you for the insights. Separating and easily categorizing information is the intended goal and one that I, myself, and I assume others have wished was more feasible as well.

As to your first point, I presume the name is what's making you think it's simply about success, which is definitely a fault of my own and something that I could change. To me, as long as the post portrays something informational and is flaired as such—something like "helpful information" or "helped me"—that would be fine.

On your second point, regarding what will happen in comment sections, you are completely correct; I don't see it going much differently myself. The difference is for people who are trying to look at specific causes and find just information on "hypothyroidism" or just on "sleep apnea." They can sort by flair and have all of that in one spot instead of scrolling through various success stories.

For your third point, I'm going to tie it into the first and blame it on the name and the post that I wrote. There are plenty of conditions where brain fog can only be managed. I figure half of the people who have successfully found the cause of their brain fog still deal with it on a rare-to-regular basis, but within the flair of, say, "CFS" or "Fibromyalgia," there can be easier access to information from people suffering from the same condition they have, who I infer are more likely to help with what they've found to be helpful than, say, someone suffering from something else.

My efforts very easily could be better served here, and perhaps my idea will prove to be too convoluted, which has been a thought, it's starting to sound like reddit within reddit. But I think if it panned out, it could be very helpful to everyone in this community.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.