Chamber's College
| Author | Rating | Date | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
apotheosis |
3.00 |
2006-10-13 07:28:52Oct 13, 2006 | If you want to form a successful collaborative story effort you need to start out with a strong base. Simply adding a ton of nonsense rooms and then telling the readers to make the story good is not a very effective strategy. I suggest you work on a story yourself and once you think you have a very substantial plot to start it off then letting it go. I know stories like AMM and Knock at the Door were able to pull this off but this late in the sites development I found you should give a big chunk in the beginning. Once you have something to attract people then you can watch the story grow. |
jeffisthebest |
3.00 |
2006-10-10 18:29:20Oct 10, 2006 | How did you possibly give this an 8??? Am I missing something? |
Leblanc4prez |
8.00 |
2006-10-09 19:26:44Oct 9, 2006 | Good, Reminds me of the "Put your self in the story" story |
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