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1. Story Protocol in Writing or Narrative Design:
In the context of storytelling, a "story protocol" could refer to a set of rules or guidelines used to craft or tell a story. This might include:
Plot Structure: Guidelines about the pacing, plot points, and character development that must be followed in a story.
Narrative Design: This is especially relevant in game design, where a "story protocol" might involve rules about how to integrate interactive storytelling elements, branching narratives, or character decisions.
Genre Conventions: Certain genres might have their own "story protocols," such as the three-act structure in film or specific narrative techniques used in science fiction, fantasy, or romance.
2. Story Protocol in Software or Web Development:
In digital storytelling (like interactive fiction or narrative-driven video games), a "story protocol" might refer to a set of technical or system-related specifications that define how a story unfolds within a program or platform. This could include: 0 reply
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