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How White Rabbit Works

1. Plant a Seed

Start a new story with a compelling opening. Make specific promises about what you'll maintain (like character consistency or narrative tension).

2. Grow the Story

Continue any existing story by adding new contributions. Each contribution makes its own promises about what it will maintain or develop.

3. Earn Merit

Community members assess whether contributions fulfill their promises. Well-received contributions earn merit and credits.

4. Participatory Budgeting

Allocate your credits to fund promising story branches. Your funding influences which branches thrive and rewards successful contributors.

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Bob

Postmodern Satire

by David Joseph

Moseying along in his studebaker---for the great, ancient automobile was more an instrument of observation than transportation at such speeds---Bob scoured the street for signs of postmodern infiltrat...

Character consistencySatirical tone

3 branches

7 contributors

340 credits

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Blake

Postmodern Satire

by David Joseph

Blake left the driveway in a hurry, backwards direction notwithstanding, noticing the ludicrous man from campus who was often seen carrying a set of props to god knows what end. Once, wearing a nylon ...

Narrative coherenceCharacter development

5 branches

12 contributors

620 credits

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Art and Gilda

Spiritual Comedy

by David Joseph

As human rights lawyers, as Buddhists, as true pluralists (not to be confused with 'plural people'), Art and Gilda were appalled at what their street had become. Now they watched their brutish neighbo...

Spiritual themesComedic timing

2 branches

5 contributors

290 credits

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Liska

Academic Satire

by David Joseph

Liska was Jessica Rabbit Professor of Post-Modern Dance at "the Booger Barn" - the first educational institute to have its name assigned via "the wisdom of crowds". This was the only form of intellige...

Academic satireCharacter coherence

4 branches

8 contributors

380 credits