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<blockquote data-quote="Tyrian_Spellstealer" data-source="post: 3407432" data-attributes="member: 36470"><p>...that's actually not a half bad idea. Private Rooms obviously have the problem of keeping RPs private, which isn't good for community development, but the concept of creating open, public rooms in the chat space I think is a great concept. The Carpe DM and Ahoy Adventure rooms can be used for any setting in any place, but they have a rather distinct personal feel for whoever is in there first. The ability to create a public room with a title of, lets say 'Sharn Skybridge' or even 'House Sivis Message Station' (and I use Eberron related examples here simply because i'm dying for a room with that setting) gives an open public impression that anyone can just jump right in.</p><p></p><p>Inevitably though there is down sides, most outstanding probably being moderation and implementation. I can't imagine it'd be any easier to do that and keep it well moderated as what a private room would be, and I imagine it'd involve quite a bit of tricky programming to pull off in flash chat.</p><p>Another inevitable problem is that you (the player) are creating a mini setting that will inevitably have its own setting restrictions. Can't have a titan walk into a lightning rail coach. The Magi would then have to consider if they want to hand over power of creating setting restrictions for a persons own public rooms over to the users or not (which could, I believe, be done if guidelines are enforced). Ontop of this, somewhere down the line someone would manage to stuff it up for everyone by naming a public room 'My bedroom' - which obviously doesn't have a very public community contribution feel to it.</p><p></p><p>In short, its a great idea and one I think would be a great feature to the ISRP community, but it would involve a lot of work, and probably a lot of new rules, coding and moderation problems that would indeed give the Magi a headache.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tyrian_Spellstealer, post: 3407432, member: 36470"] ...that's actually not a half bad idea. Private Rooms obviously have the problem of keeping RPs private, which isn't good for community development, but the concept of creating open, public rooms in the chat space I think is a great concept. The Carpe DM and Ahoy Adventure rooms can be used for any setting in any place, but they have a rather distinct personal feel for whoever is in there first. The ability to create a public room with a title of, lets say 'Sharn Skybridge' or even 'House Sivis Message Station' (and I use Eberron related examples here simply because i'm dying for a room with that setting) gives an open public impression that anyone can just jump right in. Inevitably though there is down sides, most outstanding probably being moderation and implementation. I can't imagine it'd be any easier to do that and keep it well moderated as what a private room would be, and I imagine it'd involve quite a bit of tricky programming to pull off in flash chat. Another inevitable problem is that you (the player) are creating a mini setting that will inevitably have its own setting restrictions. Can't have a titan walk into a lightning rail coach. The Magi would then have to consider if they want to hand over power of creating setting restrictions for a persons own public rooms over to the users or not (which could, I believe, be done if guidelines are enforced). Ontop of this, somewhere down the line someone would manage to stuff it up for everyone by naming a public room 'My bedroom' - which obviously doesn't have a very public community contribution feel to it. In short, its a great idea and one I think would be a great feature to the ISRP community, but it would involve a lot of work, and probably a lot of new rules, coding and moderation problems that would indeed give the Magi a headache. [/QUOTE]
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