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Cugini967

: Re: Are there any places to have community story development? Are there any places or ways a group (general public or individually invited) of people can individually contribute to a communally developed

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Since it hasn't been mentioned as an answer to this relatively old question: Pan Historia is a casual and fun place to collaborate on writing. The community is quite supportive, although the turnover seems high.

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