The idea of a forum is interesting. We sure have our Github for suggestions and issues, but most people don't use it or know how to use it. And it's also always good to hear what people want, whether from emails, polls or posts; albeit most of the time people won't know they want something until you show it to them. And that's mostly our place to think about new ways to make Notes better and improve it. Not degrading at all from the power of our users to tell us what they want, but it's imprtant to not be take every suggestion (even with majority) to be a final decision. We should everything under own ideas and values and choose the ones that fit the most with our vision.
I think Wix has some built-in forum capabilities, I should check out on that sometime.
the issue is that when the new release 1.0.0 was added to the release section in github, @gkbrk create a package for ArchLinux for 1.0.0 and uploaded it to the repository https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/notes/. but just after that, I have made some changes in the code source and then I removed the version release 1.0.0 you have added and made a new one having the same version. That's why md5sums-checksum reports that there is an error as the code source have been modified.
the md5sums that was provided to Arch repo is : 63e42d1b8337c2c3f3d4a53754938b3b
but to be sure that there was no corruption in the package, the package manager check against source=($pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz::"https://github.com/nuttyartist/notes/archive/v$pkgver.tar.gz")
So when the release 1.0.0 was changed the two md5sums are not equal anymore --> error.
so to handle this issue, @gkbrk should provide a new md5sums and regenerate a new package based on the new release 1.0.0 present in the release section in github.