Didz says:
Yes! We used the OOC comments a lot in our game, if that's what you mean by flip-tile-OOC. Most player posts had at least one OOC comment linked to them.
a. GM instructions on tests to be made.
b. Questions from the player about their character options.
c. Clarification of lore or rules relatedto the post.
d. General comments from the GMand other players on the post content e.g. 'Nice Roll', 'Great Post' or 'Bad Luck' etc. Vital for building social bonds.
Some posts would have a huge stack of OOC comments linked to them.
For me, GP's Discord integration was a revolution.
OOC:
Pixellating the names as it's easier than asking permission.
[ +- ] Questions from the player about their character options & GM instructions
[ +- ] Clarification of lore or rules related to the post
[ +- ] Discussing tactics
[ +- ] General comments from the GMand other players on the post content
...and as for the social stuff? We spend as much time nattering about nonsense like food, travel, jobs, and what-have-you as the game.
But the Discord integration adds snippets from the game's posts to the game's discord, and it's the posts which are the heartbeat of the social interaction.
I'll hold my hands up - I thought GP's Discord integration was a bloody stupid idea when it was first proposed. I was very wrong. In an active game with engaged players, all that discord natter and banter is like being at a table. Now we just need to work out virtual snacks.
