Over 2,000 people are on the wait list for Rachel Dove's Dungeons Not Dating app.
Rachel Dove is a 35-year-old Denver resident and dungeon master who has played Dungeons & Dragons for almost seven years.We're in the midst of our end-of-year fundraising campaign, and we have until December 31 to raise $30,000. Our work is funded by readers like you, who make voluntary gifts because they value our work and want to see it continue. Thanks to the Colorado Media Project, all contributions will be matched.
"If that had been my first time playing D&D, I probably would have stopped right there," Dove says."I would have thought this was not the right hobby for me, I didn't fit in. How many other people have had similar experiences based on their gender, sexual orientation, color of their skin, being neurodiverse or anything else? I want to make sure people see this is a very open, diverse and collaborative community.
"We have inclusivity at the forefront," Dove says."Those are the folks who really need an app like this. Anyone who's been put into that 'other' category where it's currently unsafe to just go onto a random Facebook group and say, 'Hey, can I join you?' I'm trying to help make sure they feel safe and have an enjoyable experience."
If users match with one another, they can form a group chat to confirm compatibility before locking in as an official party, at which point other profiles will swipe on the party as a group instead of as individuals, until they have the desired number of members.Right now, the app is only designed to connect parties for virtual play — their locations aren't taken into account by the algorithm.
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