@Deckelodeon the smallest one i was in used drawnames for assignments and had everyone's prompts publicly available on a spreadsheet. and the biggest one i participate in has folks dedicated to writing pinch hits when participants default https://t.co/RiGdFoA30U if u wanna check it out
@Deckelodeon i could see a lot of people defaulting when they realize they don't have the time/energy. maybe organize a qf specific exchange? then the participants wouldn't have so much of a burden. also you'd get more qf content out of the deal :)
@Deckelodeon i've done some before & they were v fun! but. most were for single fandoms, & the one that wasn't has 100s of participants all request and offer multiple fandoms they already know. having creators submit different works could be prohibitive bc of the time all would have to invest
@andrlik took the myers-briggs test as my ttrpg character. still laughing about her strongest trait being turbulence. reading through the analysis was a delight; i highly recommend it.
had a dream there was a cartoon called lil exuberants and in one ep, the main character, a small monster guy, saw a sign in a nearby tree saying "gentle breeze" and started going thru a series of death note-esque mental calculations as he tried not to spill his water
craft store employee: ooo neat fabric! what are you gonna do with it?
me: cosplay 😊
him: oh
him: ..........................
him: anyway here you go have a nice day
@StaceWindu i will forever maintain that lol is an important bit of punctuation that conveys tone in the same way as an exclamation point & can assist u in saying what u need to say by communicating ur attitude or intention, filling the void of body language in purely textual communication
do u ever when ur feeling uninspired give ur wip a working title making fun of the full sentence trend in anime but then worry that nothing genuine u ever come up with will be as compelling as the voices in my head think i'm a hero