The world never stops even if you hold your breath; but this is hardly the case in a role play. I find that time seems to slow down whenever characters start to interact with each other in a RP world. It gets boring as other RPers will usually have to wait until all the interactions are over before they can advance time. Any suggestions on giving players more freedom on time/ advancing time in a smoother way? 

I'm thinking about a non-linear time stamp, by posting events time frame beforehand, and stating a certain end result. So other RPers may skip time a bit before interactions end.
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[quote=@CharactrA_]
[table][row][cell]Time: 11:00PM 27th Nov, 2017[/cell][cell][right]Location: The Bar[/right][/cell][/row]
[row][cell]Event: Combat(A vs B) [Part 1]
Interactions: [@CharactrA_][@CharactrB_]
Event Timeframe: 10 minutes
End Result: the bar returns to be peaceful, but tables are broken.[/cell][cell][/cell][/row][/table]

A attempts to punch B in the eye.... blah blah blah... 
[/quote]

[quote=@CharactrC_]
[table][row][cell]Time: 11:15PM 27th Nov, 2017[/cell][cell][right]Location: The Bar[/right][/cell][/row][/table]

C walks into the bar and orders a drink. There seems to be a fight minutes ago.
[/quote]

[quote=@CharactrB_]
[table][row][cell]Time: 11:00PM 27th Nov, 2017[/cell][cell][right]Location: The Bar[/right][/cell][/row]
[row][cell]Event: Combat(A vs B) [Part 2]
Interactions: [@CharactrA_][@CharactrB_]
Event Timeframe: 10 minutes
End Result: B is defeated.[/cell][cell][/cell][/row][/table]

B takes the hit and covers his eye... blah blah...
[/quote]

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I think that this will encourage players to develop more short stories while not hindering the main story flow. Is this a good idea? or any better ways to do it?