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This could be mitigated quite easily by having a clear separation between instances run for users and instances for communities.
Can you explain some more? I don’t get how this separation helps unless you keep a small number of community instances.
Yes, I think you get it. My assumption is that there would be a lot less of “community instances” compared to “user instances”.