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mastermind
A cloud application for creative writing and worldbuilding
About
The mastermind project from alvidir.com aims to provide to any kind of writer and worldbuilder an enjoyable platform for creative writing in the cloud, which allows to work cooperatively with people around the world as well as share the work done, and get feedback from other users.
In a nutshell, this project would likely make easier for all the stories creators around the world the way to develop large kind of writing projects in a cooperative mood.
Each participant will have, at least, an specific role to follow up in the project, and this role will be choosed throught its worldbuilding skills. This skills will get updated by other user validations, and each kind of projects the user have work into.
Any project done by any user will be public, private, o shared (with a finite amount of users). And each project will have a set of hastags for its kind's description.
This section is subject to any change as the project will progresses.
Motivation
The creative writing is an extended hobby around the world. There is a lot of people who do it not in a professional way, but as an entertainment to spend its free time with. However, that does not means that this people doesn’t have a great talent. Actually, a lot of them are really good writers and have amazing stories to talk about. Because that, we did identify the necessity to provide to them an easy and enjoyable platform that does solve any lack of feedback that there could be, and a customizable way to efficiently organize the creative projects that they are developing. All of this, as a reinforcement of its creative writing skills in a great worldbuilding community.
Also, it is required to point out that there are not a single roll in the worldbuilding scenario. To be precise, we have to understand that the worldbuilding is a creative framework that encompasses, at least, three roles: the writer (the one who enjoy writing and knows how to convert an idea, to a readable story), the architect (the one who designs the world and knows/thinks the rules that govern it), as well as the chaotic entity (the one who make things happen there).
Finally, a latest role that is out of the worldbuilding, but does interact with it too, is the reader. It doesn’t only enjoys about the previous roles work, but is the one in charge to give them feedback about its observations and, under its canons and reading experience, ensure the story gives its best.
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