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Feedback on creative writing app/game?

falonso

Your first time is always over so quickly, isn't it?
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Hi, I'm co-developing a creative writing web app/game. It's still in the early stages, but I would love to get some feedback from writers to shape future development.

It's a collaborative real-time writing experience, so if you have someone in mind that you might like to try it with that's perfect, otherwise we can match you with another writer anonymously. It would only take about 5-10 minutes maximum. Please let me know if you are interested! Thanks!
 
Any feedback, negative or positive, would be greatly appreciated!
 
Perhaps it would be good idea if we can see... the sample first, so to speak? I'm hesitant, since in most case that I've seen, collaborative writing tend to be less than pleasant. Especially anonymous, impromptu collaborative writing.
 
Any obvious advantages over Gobby? Google Docs? org-mode + git?
 
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