My own two cents on the whole thread thing, since I've seen it mentioned a few times and it's admittedly crossed my mind a few times...<br/><br/>On the subject of the whole individual thread approach for the group, wherein characters get their own IC thread or scenes get their own IC thread, as opposed to doing threads in a more generalized location...  I think doing the threads in a bunch of individualized threads could work, if it were a smaller group in terms of both characters as well as writers.<br/><br/>I might be alone in thinking this, and it's just my own view, but when you have this many writers and characters, it doesn't feel like a group game when you break down IC threads so much to the point where it's just feeling like a collection of solo pieces and one-shots.  You don't get a group game experience when there's so many threads that are so broken down and individualized.  Say Belle and Chas had a scene going on, in their own thread, in a public place.  No one would know what's going on, that the scene is even taking place, unless it's advertised in a busy OOC, if either Christa and I told other people in the group, or if someone took the time to go through and read the post.  You would limit interactions, observations, etc. in such a significant way, and make any post concerning that scene by another writer, say in an observing/commenting way, feel like an intrusion of privacy, or be completely overlooked.<br/><br/>When you do it in a more generalized location, it opens up scenes, interactions, and characters.  It makes it feel more like a group in my opinion.  With my scene with Chas for example, with the group that are outside, everyone is posting in one location, and makes it so much easier to see who all is there, what's going on, what's being said, etc.  It's a true group game in that sense.  There's no having to coordinate to see whose thread everything is going in.  There's no headache to figure out where to post.  No having to keep an eye on a handful of threads just to see what's going on in the vicinity.  It'd all be there, in one thread.<br/><br/>Again, just my own two cents.