The Corona virus has a good grip in Europe by now. Social contacts are to be reduced to a minimum where possible. Then again, what will become of office communities, study circles, and mutual hobbies?

Those of you who want to keep working on your projects together, not to fret: we can help! Just get your writing workshops, tutorial presentations, writer’s weekends, roleplay sessions and days, LARPs, character play, and many more online - at storylike!

Create a story, create a wiki, invite your colleagues, comrades, cowriters, and start working! Register now and get your Pandemic subscription for free during the time of isolation: unlimited private stories and wikis for unlimited productivity as long as all public life goes dormant. Just email us at info@storylike.com and we’ll upgrade you accordingly.

Liebe Weltenwerker, das habt ihr großartig gemacht! Ihr habt eine tolle Gemeinschaft gezaubert und es waren ganz viele Schwergewichte der Szene da, sodass wir mit vielen großen Rollenspielgruppen und Orgas reden konnten. Dadurch hat sich für uns das Ausstellen richtig gelohnt. Während der Veranstaltung fühlten wir uns wunderbar aufgehoben, alles lief unkompliziert, wir hatten alles am Stand, was wir für Aufbau und Abbau benötigt haben - wenn man bedenkt, dass das unser aller erste Weltenwerker war, ist das nicht selbstverständlich, also danke dafür. Auch das Hygienemanagement hinsichtlich Corona, das wir mitbekommen haben, war hervorragend. Ein kleiner Wermutstropfen war für uns, dass die Vorträge teils nicht so sonderlich gut besucht waren, was vielleicht auch ein wenig daran lag, dass die Vortragsräume ein wenig abseits wirkten, und dass die Schlangen an den Kassen und den Essensständen zwischenzeitlich doch recht lang waren. Aber ansonsten war das für uns eine ganz tolle Veranstaltung, vielen Dank nochmal! Wir waren bestimmt nicht das letzte Mal da!

With claps, storylike offers the possibility to give positive feedback fast - with that, continuing your story is already a lot more fun. However, it’s also necessary to have detailed feedback as in comments.

From now, your readers and cowriters can comment your stories and, by that, let you know very easily how they receive your ideas and contents. You too can use comments to check back and to answer questions. To do so, choose the tab “Comments” in the right side panel of your story.

With comments, you can now integrate your readers and cowriters into your stories even easier and faster - be it for feedback regarding existing plot lines, for new ideas, or even for polls on how to move on.

Each use case for storylike has different requirements. Reading and writing published stories and wikis will always stay free; unlimited private stories and wikis need a subscription - any of which kills unwanted ads, by the way.

Now you can choose the subscription most fitting for you from a whole variety, and pay comfortably and safely using Paypal or a credit card - or a voucher if you have one. Just navigate to the main menu (≡) and click on “Upgrade”. That will take you to the subscription page which shows you up above how may private stories, wikis, and pseudonyms you still have left. Further down, choose the subscription model you need at “Available Plans”. On the following page, choose the billing cycle most comfortable for you and your preferred payment method, and you’re all set to keep on working without limits.

New are plans for larger groups, e.g. roleplay campaigns with many members or enterprise environments, as well as plans for educational facilities, e.g. for use in the context of writing workshops in schools and universities.

When a story starts to form, it’s often too vague to be already shared with readers or cowriters.

For such cases, you can now create unlimited drafts for stories and wikis in storylike, even in the free basic version. They can be used to comfortably jot down ideas to new stories and wikis without having to publish them right away. Within drafts, you may use all functions as you know them from private or public stories or wikis, except exporting and sharing them with other storylikers for reading or cowriting.

To create a new draft, just click on “New Story” or “Add Wiki” and choose “Draft” in the “Access Level” section.

This way, you won’t ever lose any ideas in storylike ever again.