This is really just an observation with a hint of a question. You may have seen that Apple recently broke HomeKit Automations using shortcuts with the latest tvOS update (13.3). No need to go further here about what a stupid PITA this has become when your not insignificant investment in very expensive HomeKit automation suddenly stops working without the use of the exception of buying a HomePod or waiting / hoping that an Apple tvOS update comes with that fixes it. But I differ ...
In the process of searching the interweb for information on this issue or other users having the same issue, I have noticed that r / Homekit seems to be the only place I have found discussion about this. Which suggests to me that r / HomeKit is really the place to go for HomeKit troubleshooting info. Haven't found anything useful on apple forums or anything else.
Does anyone have a suggestion for a better or like-or-more useful place for technical HomeKit discussions?
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