Everyone still has their preferences - some prefer dominant, others submissive roles, different genders and so on.
So on a collaborative story, the person who writes will tend to focus on their preferred role, with the others still being narrated, but usually more reactively.
By opening stories to collaboration, we can expand on ideas we are stuck on, continue abandoned stories and go on an inspirational back and forth.
To do that, I recommend to add a "[CSW]" tag at the beginning of the story title as well as adding one of the following notes at the end of the story.
This enables others to find open threads more easily.
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[i]This story is open to [url=https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17343]Collaborative Storywriting[/url] as I am unsure of how to continue it right now.[/i]
[i]This story is open to [url=https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17343]Collaborative Storywriting[/url] with the following ideas for the upcoming plot:[/i]
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[i]Please announce your interest or post a section directly to prevent interference in case I write a continuation.[/i]
[i]This story is open to [url=https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17343]Collaborative Storywriting[/url] but I already have continuations scheduled.
Please reach out first by adding your interests and ideas in this thread.[/i]
