Claiming Post | EXO Limelight 2016
Claiming Rules
Anyone can claim a prompt even if you did not submit any.
Claiming of prompts will work as a first come, first serve basis so we will require you to choose three prompts. In this way, if your first prompt has already been claimed by others, your second prompt will be yours.
Keep in mind that you can only claim one prompt at a time. If you intend to claim a second prompt, you must first submit your finished work to us. You can claim as many prompts as you want.
You can also claim a prompt both as a writer and an artist.
You can claim your submitted prompt.
If you failed to find a prompt you want to work on, you are allowed to submit a prompt. You can find a self-prompt form below.
Claiming will remain open befor the reveals.
You are allowed to tell anyone that you joined the fest but refrain from giving out hints or openly discussing what your claimed prompt is all about. You're supposed to stay anonymous throughout the whole duration of the fest.
You are always free to ask for extensions, but please tell us a day or two before the deadline. Just contact us on the accounts that will be provided at the bottom of this post.
If you are planning to drop out, you may contact the mods and your claimed prompt will be freed.
Both stories and fan arts must be standalone and complete, and weren't posted to the public prior to the fest.
Plagiarism is a serious offense and will result to a permanent ban from joining the fest.
For Writers:
The minimum word count for fanfictions is 1,500 words.
You are allowed to pick a prompt that is already claimed by an artist.
For Artists:
Fanarts (drawings, sketches, paintings, graphic edits, comic strips) must be 500px by 500px.
You are allowed to pick a prompt that is already claimed by a writer.
PROMPT ARCHIVE
CLAIMING FORM
SELF-PROMPT FORM
If you have any questions regarding the fest, you may contact the mods on the following accounts:
twitter | ask.fm
You can also message us at exolimelightficfest@gmail.com.
With love,
mod lime and mod light