Rules for Femgenficathon VI
Apr. 9th, 2010 12:56 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
So here's the rules post for the
femgenficathon.
The ficathon is multifandom. It is also an open ficathon. You can write in any fandom you like, about any canonical woman you like. I hope this will make it easy on the participants.
(Also, I have a feeling that a lot of stories never get written because no one ever asks for them in fic exchanges. This is your chance to to write the story you've thought of writing--maybe DREAMED of writing--but that no one ever requests.)
There are prompts. They're on a separate page this time, as I could not have the detail I wanted in the rules and in the prompts without the post being too large for LJ. You sign up at the prompts page, NOT here.
Each prompt can be claimed twice. This is in an effort to get more stories about women out there. One hundred and sixty-two prompts equal 324 potential stories about women and girls (cis and trans). ETA: At this point (April 10th), I'd prefer not to have one person claiming two prompts, as I'd like to have as many prompts available as possible for people to claim. If there are a lot of prompts still unclaimed by, say, Wednesday, I'll consider it.
If every prompt is claimed twice over before April 16th and people still want to sign up, I'll add prompts that didn't get stories.
What's acceptable and what's not are both spelled out in the rules. The due dates--first and last--are both mentioned in the rules.
Here are the rules. The rules have changed a bit this year. Read the rules carefully before you sign up.
( RULES )
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Comments have been disabled for this post because a few people grew argumentative and unpleasant over a term used to describe an undesirable kind of character. The portion of the rules relating to that has been revised. I trust that will satisfy everyone.
If anyone has any questions relating to the rules, please e-mail me.
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The ficathon is multifandom. It is also an open ficathon. You can write in any fandom you like, about any canonical woman you like. I hope this will make it easy on the participants.
(Also, I have a feeling that a lot of stories never get written because no one ever asks for them in fic exchanges. This is your chance to to write the story you've thought of writing--maybe DREAMED of writing--but that no one ever requests.)
There are prompts. They're on a separate page this time, as I could not have the detail I wanted in the rules and in the prompts without the post being too large for LJ. You sign up at the prompts page, NOT here.
Each prompt can be claimed twice. This is in an effort to get more stories about women out there. One hundred and sixty-two prompts equal 324 potential stories about women and girls (cis and trans). ETA: At this point (April 10th), I'd prefer not to have one person claiming two prompts, as I'd like to have as many prompts available as possible for people to claim. If there are a lot of prompts still unclaimed by, say, Wednesday, I'll consider it.
If every prompt is claimed twice over before April 16th and people still want to sign up, I'll add prompts that didn't get stories.
What's acceptable and what's not are both spelled out in the rules. The due dates--first and last--are both mentioned in the rules.
Here are the rules. The rules have changed a bit this year. Read the rules carefully before you sign up.
( RULES )
***
Comments have been disabled for this post because a few people grew argumentative and unpleasant over a term used to describe an undesirable kind of character. The portion of the rules relating to that has been revised. I trust that will satisfy everyone.
If anyone has any questions relating to the rules, please e-mail me.