Multiverse Prompts Last Call
May. 1st, 2009 11:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
andrasteA reminder that Multiverse prompt submissions close tomorrow. If you have a wacky space crossover you've always wanted to see, now's your chance to ask for it.
The following fandoms are lonely because they have no prompts at all:
Kurau
Legend of Galactic Heroes
Planetes
Space Battleship Yamato
Titan AE
... which probably goes to show that there aren't enough anime fans posting prompts *g*. A few updates about how prompt claiming will work, all of which will be covered in greater detail on the community when the list goes live.
1. Between May 1st and May 31st, each person may claim up to three prompts. After June 1st, you can come back and claim as many extra prompts as you think you can handle. (By then, everyone will have had a fair chance to grab something.)
2. You may claim prompts you submitted.
3. Only one person may claim each prompt. (Trust me, there will be plenty to go around.)
4. Each prompt has been assigned to a specific posting date with a random number generator. If you know in advance that you can't make that posting date (because you'll be out of the country, in the middle of exams, etc.) you can arrange to submit it to me early and I'll post it for you on the day. If you already know that can't finish your work on or before the due date, do not claim that prompt.
5. If you computer explodes, thus preventing you from completing your work by the posting date assigned, it would be gracious of you to let me know. We'll work something out.
6. There is no minimum length limit on submissions.
7. Another substantial change: you do not have to respond to the prompt with prose. You can write epic poetry, do fan art, record a filk, draw a comic, or make a vid if you'recrazy keen enough. All types of fannish creativity are welcome.
ETA: 8. You don't have to submit prompts now in order to claim them later. Nor does submitting a prompt obligate you to claim anything.
The following fandoms are lonely because they have no prompts at all:
Kurau
Legend of Galactic Heroes
Planetes
Space Battleship Yamato
Titan AE
... which probably goes to show that there aren't enough anime fans posting prompts *g*. A few updates about how prompt claiming will work, all of which will be covered in greater detail on the community when the list goes live.
1. Between May 1st and May 31st, each person may claim up to three prompts. After June 1st, you can come back and claim as many extra prompts as you think you can handle. (By then, everyone will have had a fair chance to grab something.)
2. You may claim prompts you submitted.
3. Only one person may claim each prompt. (Trust me, there will be plenty to go around.)
4. Each prompt has been assigned to a specific posting date with a random number generator. If you know in advance that you can't make that posting date (because you'll be out of the country, in the middle of exams, etc.) you can arrange to submit it to me early and I'll post it for you on the day. If you already know that can't finish your work on or before the due date, do not claim that prompt.
5. If you computer explodes, thus preventing you from completing your work by the posting date assigned, it would be gracious of you to let me know. We'll work something out.
6. There is no minimum length limit on submissions.
7. Another substantial change: you do not have to respond to the prompt with prose. You can write epic poetry, do fan art, record a filk, draw a comic, or make a vid if you're
ETA: 8. You don't have to submit prompts now in order to claim them later. Nor does submitting a prompt obligate you to claim anything.