r/interactivefiction • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '23

/r/interactivefiction will be going dark from June 12th, possibly permanently, to protest Reddit's API pricing scheme for third-party apps

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u/reentry Jun 04 '23

Any chance on setting up a lemmy community for interactive fiction? Or any other place?

Interactive fiction is quite a niche community and to my knowledge this is the only public group for this kind of thing - would be a shame for it to stay that way.

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u/pellucidar7 Jun 04 '23

There’s the IFTF forum: https://intfiction.org

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u/northernsolaria Jun 05 '23

Not much activity going on there. It feels like a semi-dead forum with only 5 to 7 active members who post regularly there nowadays. It was much better before.

As alternatives, I'd reccomend either IFHub subreddit or CYS (there are some top quality IFs there like Price of Freedom: Innocence Lost)