In a response to another thread I mentioned the large number of short, free adventures available for the Savage Worlds game, something I've found useful and which I know is popular with many GMs. Fudge has several good adventures, slightly longer than the Savage Worlds "one sheets" but still short enough to run with comparitively light preparation and effort, typically originally written as con games. More would certainly be good, though.

Since Fudge was hammered out as a sort of guided community project it strikes me that a similar process could produce some really well-honed adventures, with Fudge enthusiasts writing a brief scenario and putting it up for others to run and then comment on and offer suggestions for improvement. It already happens fairly informally across the Internet (and with repeat play at conventions), obviously, but a forum such as this would be the ideal place to give the process some focus. Once the author has produced the final version it could be put up for downloading in a central adventure bank, giving existing and potential Fudge players a growing resource of quick, handy scenarios. Opinions?