Interviews (Page 2)

Conversations with writers, roleplayers, developers, and community members working in and around text-based games.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Interviews category?

Interviews includes conversations with people working in and around text-based games. These pieces focus on individual experiences, projects, and perspectives, allowing creators and community members to speak in their own words.

What kinds of interviews appear here?

Interviews may include developers, writers, roleplayers, admins, tool creators, archivists, or long-time community members. Topics range from current projects and past experiences to broader reflections on the hobby.

How are people chosen for interviews?

Most interviews come from recommendations by past interviewees or word of mouth within the community. People are often suggested because they’re working on something interesting, unique, or worth highlighting.

Can these interviews be shared or quoted?

Yes. Please credit the interviewee and link back to the original interview when possible so readers can explore the full conversation.

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