What's your keymapping organization strategy

I decided I was ready to move on from distributions like LunarVim and based my config on kickstart.nvim. I’ve fixed it up a lot with additional stuff for me and I’m mostly pretty happy with it. The default keymappings aren’t my favorite though. No shade on the kickstart team, they just don’t fit the way I think.

I’m trying to decide what a good organization strategy might be. What keymappings strategies are out there to get some organization or intuitive groupings?

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11 months ago
Is qq not mapped to start record a macro? I find that quite useful.

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