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I don't know if you're still in need of advice on this, but I'd say organization is key. For me, personally, when I go to sites with separate locations (whether it's a roleplay taking place on opposite sides of the world or simply different biomes of a city, it's good to have clean, clearly shown separations between them especially if the differences are stark and can mean wildly different outcomes (like, say Cinderella goes to the Animal biome and gets face to face with Simba. That wouldn't be particularly pretty.)
It's really just based on what you'd prefer. If you'd like it set in an actual fantasy setting, go for it. If you want it to be a modern au, go for it. The most important thing is what you want in a site. Right after, of course, organization. If you want different 'biomes,' in lack of a better word, to interact pretty much on the daily, I'd say just make them different boards with landmarks spread out across each of them. If not? Different categories is the way to go, especially if it's going to be a sort of "choose your side" style faction thing. Way easier for roleplayers to find what they're looking for, that way.
Sorry if this is late or didn't help at all xD just thought I'd pop in.
This actually is some really good insight, thank you for the response! I'm really liking the idea of a sort of disney parks-esque city sort of situation, where they're all at least somewhat in range, since I'm going for a place where these wildly different characters can meet. Animal characters will probably be capable of human speech for the sake of ease(plus now I need Cinderella to run across Simba because that'd be fairly hilarious). But IDK...Thinking about a modern setting...Maybe I'll throw up a couple of interest checks for the various ways this could work, and see what other people might want most. Because honestly I like all of the ideas, so choosing might be easier if I have an idea what people would WANT. I really appreciate all the responses though, you've given me some good things to springboard with!
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