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Summer of Lorne Fest rules
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denyce.livejournal.comRules…..
Fest is opened from June 1st to Aug 15th
Prompt Claiming…
Each prompt may be claimed twice each—exception drabbles (drabbles have no limit)
You may claim more than one prompt over the course of the Fest, but only one at a time. You must post your submission before claiming a second (or third *g*) prompt.
One claim per person at a time. though you may claim as many prompts as you’d like throughout the fest.
You may claim your own prompt.
You did not have to submit a prompt to claim a prompt.
To claim a prompt, comment to the post with the following:
Your Name:
Prompt: (In its entirety please: Genre, Character/Pairing, Word/Phrase/Scenario)
When I accept your claim, & add your name at the end of the prompt. Once you complete & post your prompt, I will remove your name. Once a prompt has been claimed twice I will strike it out of play.
Posting
Minimum submission requirements:
Fanfic: any length 200 words+
Drabbles (and I’m defining drabbles as anything under 200 words) do not have to be claimed. You may write as many drabbles to as many prompts as you’d like, but they must be 200 words & under to be considered a drabble—ANYTHING over 200 words has to be claimed! I will delete any that are over where the prompt is not claimed. At that point you can claim the prompt and repost. If the prompt is out of play, you may repost again, but it will be out of play for the fest and masterpost.
Switches
Each person is allowed 3 alternative switch ups. What does that mean? See a prompt you like, but its slash a pairing you don’t write, but you love the prompt claim it as a (switch). Any prompt is eligible for a switch up, but only once per prompt-this includes prompts previously claimed/out of play (as long as it has no switch attached to it).
Post your submission or a link to it here at the community. Please use a header, and your fic under a cut. Any het, please list/post in subject header/fic header & link back to your journal.
For any fic with the exception of het is that if your journal is locked you must post your fanfic here. If your fic is het and your journal is flocked, then you cannot post it here. Then please contact me, I’ll be happy to offer places to archive your fic then you can post and link to the archive.
Please include the following in your subject line: Lorne Fest: genre (slash, het, gen, xover etc..) Lorne/Character (use full names rather than initials or nicknames), Rating
Add the-- Word/Phrase/Scenario within your header, and your fic under a cut.
Last day of Fest is Aug 15th... main objective? Create more Lorne fic & have fun!
Ready, set.... go
In case I made any mistakes *eg* any/all rules are subject to change per my discretion. Also a nod out to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
smallfandomfest an awesome comm who are in their 5th round for anyone interested. Where I also borrowed the idea and a few of the rules for Lorne fest.
Fest is opened from June 1st to Aug 15th
Prompt Claiming…
Each prompt may be claimed twice each—exception drabbles (drabbles have no limit)
You may claim more than one prompt over the course of the Fest, but only one at a time. You must post your submission before claiming a second (or third *g*) prompt.
One claim per person at a time. though you may claim as many prompts as you’d like throughout the fest.
You may claim your own prompt.
You did not have to submit a prompt to claim a prompt.
To claim a prompt, comment to the post with the following:
Your Name:
Prompt: (In its entirety please: Genre, Character/Pairing, Word/Phrase/Scenario)
When I accept your claim, & add your name at the end of the prompt. Once you complete & post your prompt, I will remove your name. Once a prompt has been claimed twice I will strike it out of play.
Posting
Minimum submission requirements:
Fanfic: any length 200 words+
Drabbles (and I’m defining drabbles as anything under 200 words) do not have to be claimed. You may write as many drabbles to as many prompts as you’d like, but they must be 200 words & under to be considered a drabble—ANYTHING over 200 words has to be claimed! I will delete any that are over where the prompt is not claimed. At that point you can claim the prompt and repost. If the prompt is out of play, you may repost again, but it will be out of play for the fest and masterpost.
Switches
Each person is allowed 3 alternative switch ups. What does that mean? See a prompt you like, but its slash a pairing you don’t write, but you love the prompt claim it as a (switch). Any prompt is eligible for a switch up, but only once per prompt-this includes prompts previously claimed/out of play (as long as it has no switch attached to it).
Post your submission or a link to it here at the community. Please use a header, and your fic under a cut. Any het, please list/post in subject header/fic header & link back to your journal.
For any fic with the exception of het is that if your journal is locked you must post your fanfic here. If your fic is het and your journal is flocked, then you cannot post it here. Then please contact me, I’ll be happy to offer places to archive your fic then you can post and link to the archive.
Please include the following in your subject line: Lorne Fest: genre (slash, het, gen, xover etc..) Lorne/Character (use full names rather than initials or nicknames), Rating
Add the-- Word/Phrase/Scenario within your header, and your fic under a cut.
Last day of Fest is Aug 15th... main objective? Create more Lorne fic & have fun!
Ready, set.... go
In case I made any mistakes *eg* any/all rules are subject to change per my discretion. Also a nod out to
smallfandomfest an awesome comm who are in their 5th round for anyone interested. Where I also borrowed the idea and a few of the rules for Lorne fest.
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