What's up, Louis?
Well. As you all know, @Ego is pushing to improve quality and participation in Storybooks. He has an awesome survey you should go check out here. His is a marvelous idea that I feel we should all support. However! I am not here to advertise on Ego's behalf, but rather, share with you an idea of mine I had.
What's this idea, then, Louis?
Well. If you take a look at the Character Chit Chat Forum, you'll see that it's somewhat... lacking. I'm seeing mostly the same threads, populated by the same characters. Usually, they're not very well thought out characters, and rightfully so: the Chit Chat should be a place to Roleplay characters and 'chill'. However, I feel this does not mean all standards should be ditched. And indeed, if done properly, it could be an awesome place to start out for newer members, or just anyone who wants to RP a character they love with others, maybe in a different scenario. So then, I wanted to seek a way for people to have fun in the RPing forum, with more in-depth characters, and also help those who feel their characterization could be improved on. I also feel it's important, because the Character Chit Chat, if done this way, could be an important starting point for people who are trying to ease their way into Storybooking, or would like to Roleplay with others, but are afraid of the seemingly high standards some SBs tend to have. It could be an important platform to build more capable writers, and at the same time familiarize people with Storybooking.
So... what are you actually trying to get us to do?
My characterization skills aren't the best, let's be honest, and I can't do this all by myself. Therefore, I would like to gather your support, all of you, to post in the character chit chat: from experienced "veterans" to newer members. And that's pretty much it: we'd post, and answer each other's questions if any arise. By giving examples, I'm sure people would learn and, gradually, develop better characterization skills, myself included. It'd be a great way to improve overall quality, and have fun writing at the same time.
So, what do you think? Questions, doubts, ideas? Do I have your support?
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