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melissatreglia) wrote2015-06-06 01:45 pm
melissatreglia) wrote2015-06-06 01:45 pm
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FKFicFest: Are you in?
I'm working on my prompt slate, how about you?
According tobrightknightie, 5 signups are in and 2 more (including mine) are promised. We need a total of at least 9 people to do an exchange.
We've had exchanges every year for the first five fests. So why mess with a good thing? There's gotta be at least two more people out there who want to try their hand at writing some FK (and I know there's still plenty of people who love the show)!
If you're nervous about joining, don't be. The![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
fkficfest is a low-pressure thing and we get a few months to figure out what we want to write after getting a prompt slate, and it doesn't matter how much writing experience you have, or whether you think you're "good enough." Joining up is all about reveling in the fandom love!
If you're a newbie with questions, and feeling too timid to talk to Our Fearless Moderator ( you know I loves ya, Amy :) ), just post a question to me in the comments here below. Even though I'm not a mod in the fest, I've been there for every single one, so I can tell you true how this goes down for a participant. Don't be shy, kids--ask your questions, you'll get the answers, and I'm able to ease any doubts. And you can comment anonymously on this entry, if you want, 'cos I'm cool like that (though they'll be screened at first, to avoid bots spamming the hell outta me).
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brightknightie, 5 signups are in and 2 more (including mine) are promised. We need a total of at least 9 people to do an exchange.We've had exchanges every year for the first five fests. So why mess with a good thing? There's gotta be at least two more people out there who want to try their hand at writing some FK (and I know there's still plenty of people who love the show)!
If you're nervous about joining, don't be. The
fkficfest is a low-pressure thing and we get a few months to figure out what we want to write after getting a prompt slate, and it doesn't matter how much writing experience you have, or whether you think you're "good enough." Joining up is all about reveling in the fandom love!If you're a newbie with questions, and feeling too timid to talk to Our Fearless Moderator ( you know I loves ya, Amy :) ), just post a question to me in the comments here below. Even though I'm not a mod in the fest, I've been there for every single one, so I can tell you true how this goes down for a participant. Don't be shy, kids--ask your questions, you'll get the answers, and I'm able to ease any doubts. And you can comment anonymously on this entry, if you want, 'cos I'm cool like that (though they'll be screened at first, to avoid bots spamming the hell outta me).
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Welcome then, to LJ!
Joining LJ is sufficient enough, I think. When the FK fic fest started, it was only an LJ group. Nowadays, the fics themselves are loaded to AO3. But, like I said earlier, Brightknightie is a cool mod and will make concessions if you need them.
The FK fandom is the perfect place to get your feet wet--we love the new folks, and we're all pretty gentle with each other.
I'm looking forward to seeing you in the fest! :)