Question: Can you only fill one prompt at a time with each thing you write, or can you fill two (or more) prompts within one story/extract/whatever? I just ask because I've seen other story bingo things like this where people seem to have done :P
Do we want to say that you can use a story for both your myshuno card and regular daily simspiration? Because you could use both prompts to write one story. I get that we want 24 stories to get blackout, but do we want them usable for other stuff as well?
BRAINSHARE. Damn it, so THAT'S where my brain's been all morning.
I want to say that cowrites are allowed and encouraged, and that each writer can claim one of their card prompts for a cowrite. But no more than one per person for the piece.
What do you mean by one per person? One per card? Or I can do one cowrite with you, one with Cait, and one with De, and they all count, but I can't do two with you?
No no. Let's say you and I do a cowrite. We can each claim one prompt from our card for that piece. If we do another one later, we can claim one more prompt each for the new piece.
Oh, okay, so basically following the one prompt per story rule, but turning it into one prompt per card per story - or, as you said, one prompt per person per piece...which we totally need to use. :P
So it can fulfill two prompts...as long as they're on separate cards and written by both writers.
I just ask because I've seen other story bingo things like this where people seem to have done :P
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Another question: what about cowrites? Do those count? Are those possible?
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I want to say that cowrites are allowed and encouraged, and that each writer can claim one of their card prompts for a cowrite. But no more than one per person for the piece.
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Sorry I stole the brain!
What do you mean by one per person? One per card? Or I can do one cowrite with you, one with Cait, and one with De, and they all count, but I can't do two with you?
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So basically, one prompt per person per piece.
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So it can fulfill two prompts...as long as they're on separate cards and written by both writers.
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