IFDB

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IFDB, the Interactive Fiction Database, is a web site created by Mike Roberts in October 2007 for person-to-person recommendations about IF games. IFDB users can edit the database of games, create Recommended Lists, associate "tags" (keywords) with the games, add reviews and ratings, etc. There's also a tool called the Download Adviser, which makes it easier to download and install games. See the R*IF thread.

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TUIDs

A TUID is a tads.org unique identifier, used by IFDB to uniquely identify a game in its database. It's always 16 characters long, a random mix of letters and digits assigned by the IFDB software when the game's page is created. The TUID for a game is listed in the Details section of a game page on IFDB. See What's a TUID? for more info.

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TODO: More info would be nice, especially on how it's different from Baf's, IFRO, IF Ratings, and IFWiki. Note that the scope of games on IFDB isn't limited to what's on the IF Archive. Note that any registered user can edit the pages. Note how IFWiki intends to support IFDB by linking from its pages to the corresponding IFDB pages.
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