The Conceptual H-CAT System: Holistic Character Assessment Toolkit

Important note! You’ll want to keep in mind that there are a lot of concepts here. They are mostly just that: Concepts. I’m an idea person not necessarily an implementer. Introduction of ConceptAs Yuri, I’ve embarked on creating H-CAT—Holistic Character Assessment Toolkit—to fundamentally transform the way characters are developed, stories are told, and worlds are … Continue reading “The Conceptual H-CAT System: Holistic Character Assessment Toolkit”

Try my H-CAT Enneagram test on code pen.

For H-CAT, I see the Enneagram as five core elements: motivations, fears, desires, strengths, and weaknesses. To me, the specific types are secondary. It’s more about organizing the dominance of various general “motivations, etc.” and tailoring each to the character. I use these as flexible guidelines, not strict rules. They are meant to be broken … Continue reading “Try my H-CAT Enneagram test on code pen.”

Communication Style form

This form serves as a detailed guide for developing character communication styles, focusing on ten key aspects such as vocabulary, emotional expression, and adaptability. Each section prompts considerations on how a character’s communication style reflects their background, emotions, and social interactions, aiding writers in crafting nuanced and consistent character portrayals. 1. Vocabulary Typical Phrases or … Continue reading “Communication Style form”

A Brand New Type of Community-driven Developmental Vision

Exploring H-CAT: A Unified Vision for Community-Driven Innovation and Governance Before delving into the specifics of H-CAT, it’s essential to grasp the foundational vision of this initiative. It’s a platform embodying the ethos of community-driven, funded, and owned innovation. H-CAT aims to merge the decentralized, participatory governance of DAOs with the collaborative essence of open-source … Continue reading “A Brand New Type of Community-driven Developmental Vision”

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