You can form a writing group on Scripped and invite other users to join. Once in the group you can share ideas, videos, participate in discussions and, of course, collaborate on scripts with other group members.

Browse public groups in the "Groups Directory" or create a new group by clicking on the "Create" link beside the "Directory". Once you are part of a group, the name of the group will appear in the header bar.

There are three different kinds of groups on Scripped: Private, Open Public and Moderated Public. Private Groups are not listed in the Public Group directory and any activity therein is not visible to anyone outside the group. The only way a user can join is if they are invited by an existing member of the group and are a Scripped Pro user. If you are in a Private Group a "P" will appear beside the name of the group.

Public Groups are listed in the Groups Directory and you can encourage others to join by writing a description and other profile information for your group. Anyone can create an Open Public Group where anyone can join. A Scripped Pro user can create a Moderated Public Group where they can choose who is allowed to join. A log of all recent Public Group activity is visible to other members of Scripped outside the group. This way others can see the more active groups they might like to join.