re: Obsidian.md anyone here using it

OP's suggestion of looking into how others use it to help develop your own system is solid, however maybe you can't find anything that feels good to you. It seems and looks complicated, but the real beauty of it is the simplicity. At its core it is just plain text files linked together however you want. Just start writing and collecting your data. Put it all into a catch-all "inbox" folder until you've collected enough that some sort of organization structure emerges from your particular data. A lot of times starting with a strong structural foundation can help, but other times maybe the structure is too rigid and it holds you back.

Avoid the analysis paralysis and just start writing. Obsidian makes it really easy to reorganize later.

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I assume that a "MOC" is the most important document in a folder. Can someone give me an example of how an MOC might look if that is the case? A screenshot maybe?

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It can be very simply just a list of links to related documents, or you can flesh it out with notes as well because it is a note just like any other. Just start writing and linking and I think you'll figure out how you want to organize. Don't get overwhelmed with the formatting and plugins and such, just get a feel for the basics of generating content and linking it together. After that things will start to fall into place, and Obsidian makes it really easy to shuffle content around.