Guidelines for Posting and Tagging

[aggybird]

Please read and adhere to the community guidelines. These guidelines are designed to facilitate ease of use for the reader and writer to track various stories, authors, and pairings. Guidelines will be enforced. Thanks!

Comments

[mechante_fille]

No existential ennui?! I suppose Dean/pie makes up for it, though. *grins*

Ooh, wet noodle! I can tell we're going to fight over that job. ^___^

Also, I saw pimping! I should do that. There will be pimping... hopefully soon. I'm barely home this week. Tired, tired, when I am.

[avalon13]

THE ONLY RULE OF SIGNIFICANCE THERE IS, IS RULE 34.

[dameange]

Hi!

Just a quick tip from a mod: you may want to set up the basic tags for people to use.

I have found that method is easier than going back and fixing mistakes or combining tags because someone typed "status: first time" and someone else typed "status:firsttime"

Can't wait for the first Sunday!

[aggybird]

Yeah, I suppose we can add the status tags and the slash/het/poly/femslash tags and some of the pairing tags, but the element tags and author tags will still be up to them. Thanks for the tip! I can't wait till Sunday either!! :D

[zeffy_amethyst]

I'm so down with this. ^_^

Dean/Pie especially.

[feather_qwill]

Is it all right to post the actual story on our own journals, and merely link to them here? I prefer to have my work where in a centralized location where I can easily find and edit it if need be.

[mechante_fille]

I don't know what Aggy will say to this, but I like posting to comms, then I just post a link to it in my journal, and add my tags for finding later. So that might be an option for you.

The added benefit is that it is a gentle pimping for the comm on your journal. If you are into that kind of thing. I'm all for pimping comms I like. Er, and mod <-disclaimer