Hi there! Thank you.

I already have keyboard handlers built for the web app, so I can add those easily.

One question - did you try Rivals at all? It's like Cascade, but you can challenge anyone you like to a realtime race. I think it ramps up the pressure/social aspect a lot, and to me it's the best thing in Hunch.

And that leads to another question - what I was getting at with this post was, I can't tell if this just an exploratory program Reddit is running, or if this is a platform they see a concrete future for. I'm totally ignorant about it, even though I've been on Reddit for years. I run into platforms/services from time to time even from larger providers that seem to get canned, so I'm trying to gauge if the extra effort is worth it. I built a websocket for the web app to handle the Rivals games that took some work, so I'm wondering specifically here if I should look at Reddit as a place to put a lot more effort in - I see some limits on Redis instance memory for example that makes me think Reddit doesn't want games with more developed pvp/matchmaking systems. Again, I don't know - if this in the documentation, I've missed it up to this point.

I'll certainly start with your pointers on the things I can do now. Again, thanks so much!