Fine, FF.net, Be That Way
So over on Fanfiction.net, I had made this cute little forum called "I Challenge You!" which basically no one ever stopped in. I did have a handful of threads with the odd author and myself chatting about certain challenges, and while super inactive posting wise, I like to think people still stopped in from time to time and were potentially inspired.
Apparently, if a thread is inactive for too long, however, it gets deleted. The other day I went in to add a new challenge, and realized almost half the threads are gone (and I'm the only mod with editing capabilities to take away threads, so where the heck did they go!?). Anyways, so instead of posting challenges there, I'mma post them here instead. I suppose at a later date I might actually go ahead and make a community of sorts for the challenges, but I really have no idea how to do that, so I'll just stick with posting here. :)
All challenge posts will be tagged with "challenges" for easy access, so search 'em up and write 'em up!! I also at one point had a huge list of prompts on FF.net, so those will be posted as well (and tagged as "prompts").
Challenges will be labelled, and to avoid confusion, they'll be labelled as such: If the challenge has several but not any/all fandoms for entries, it will be labelled as "Fandom Specific". If it has no specific fandom, then it will be "General." A crossover challenge should be labelled with the two genres to be crossed over, unless it's more than two in which case label it as "Fandom Specific Crossover". Make sense?
Examples:
A challenge intended for the TV Show Lost would be posted as: "Lost: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge intended for any fandom would be posted as: "General: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge with several specific fandoms would be posted as: "Fandom Specific: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge that is a crossover between Harry Potter and Chuck would posted as: "Harry Potter/Chuck: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge with three or more fandoms to be crossed over/mixed would be posted as: "Fandom Specific Crossover: Chocolate Challenge"
Clear as mud, right? ;) It will make sense when you're looking at actual Challenge posts. Which are comin' right up...
~Red
Apparently, if a thread is inactive for too long, however, it gets deleted. The other day I went in to add a new challenge, and realized almost half the threads are gone (and I'm the only mod with editing capabilities to take away threads, so where the heck did they go!?). Anyways, so instead of posting challenges there, I'mma post them here instead. I suppose at a later date I might actually go ahead and make a community of sorts for the challenges, but I really have no idea how to do that, so I'll just stick with posting here. :)
All challenge posts will be tagged with "challenges" for easy access, so search 'em up and write 'em up!! I also at one point had a huge list of prompts on FF.net, so those will be posted as well (and tagged as "prompts").
Challenges will be labelled, and to avoid confusion, they'll be labelled as such: If the challenge has several but not any/all fandoms for entries, it will be labelled as "Fandom Specific". If it has no specific fandom, then it will be "General." A crossover challenge should be labelled with the two genres to be crossed over, unless it's more than two in which case label it as "Fandom Specific Crossover". Make sense?
Examples:
A challenge intended for the TV Show Lost would be posted as: "Lost: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge intended for any fandom would be posted as: "General: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge with several specific fandoms would be posted as: "Fandom Specific: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge that is a crossover between Harry Potter and Chuck would posted as: "Harry Potter/Chuck: Chocolate Challenge"
A challenge with three or more fandoms to be crossed over/mixed would be posted as: "Fandom Specific Crossover: Chocolate Challenge"
Clear as mud, right? ;) It will make sense when you're looking at actual Challenge posts. Which are comin' right up...
~Red