Alex et. al - this is very cool! I'm reminded of the childrens 'game' where you get a paper that is kind of accordion folded and the idea is to have several kids help draw a, say, figure. First kid draws e.g a hat, at the topmost accordion section, without anyone else seeing it, and ends with the bottom of the hat just barely overlapping into the second accordion section. Kid #2 gets the paper, only seeing this second accordion section with the fraction of the hat - but without really knowing it's a hat. #2 is to continue to fill in this section starting from that mysterious looking fraction at top. Maybe he draws the top half of a face and with a few lines protruding down onto accordion section #3. Again, nobody else is allowed to see. Pass on to kid #3 and... etc. Finally you unfold the accordion and admire the collectively created masterpiece o' Frankenstein.
Sorry, for the long intro - but here's an application for a creative TW project in this gist: A kind of chain-writing (and marketing!!!) pursuit where a potential participant sees a single tiddler in view mode with a part of a story, and below it a tiddler in edit mode. He/she is to continue the story and press save, which replaces the top tiddler with this new one and opens a new empty bottom editing tiddler. This is passed on to the next guy to continue. (Not sure exactly what "is passed on" means). Well, that's the rough outline. Perhaps with access to some immediate tiddlerlinks to e.g main characters that can be used in the story etc. And there could be some way to see the full story (basically a Recent history list). Maybe the story can be used as an incentive to contribute - "add to the story and send it on to a friend and you'll get access to the complete story thus far" ...further spreading the TW meme. <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
