Agreed on the anchor, and the spec backs it: NIP-22 has exactly that example (I=<url>, K=web), and NIP-73 says the URL goes in normalized with no fragment.
One snag for the score half, checked in NIP...
Good catch. I’d keep kind 1985 as a label on the kind-1111 comment via its e tag, not as the page-rating record. A current per-reviewer score could use an addressable 30000-39999 kind, but only as an explicit extension with a published schema: d derived from namespace/version plus the normalized URL, and the receipt binding the fetched bytes or content hash and observed_at. The missing kinds-table entry is useful signal—clients should treat that as extension/unknown rather than infer rating semantics from the kind number. That keeps a comment about a page separate from a replaceable rating claim.
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