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brightknightie) wrote2010-06-03 08:07 am
brightknightie) wrote2010-06-03 08:07 am
FKFicFest Closing Ceremonies Were Sunday
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fkficfest game closed on Sunday. The game wrapped up with "party favor"/"door prize" 100-word drabbles for each of the on-time players. Then "The Closing Ceremonies" posted, with the masterlist of all stories entered in the game, cheers for all the great writers, beta-readers and readers, and answers to some final admin questions.
Now, that's where I thought things would end! However, my co-moderator,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
amilyn, threw a wild surprise after-party of additional drabbles, ficlets and short stories, so very generously contributed by those players who had time and inspiration, written to the prompts I had submitted myself. Wow! I am touched! And astounded. (amilyn, greerwatson, leela_cat, senmut, natmerc, skieswideopen, twilight2000 and wiliqueen, thank you very much! I've put feedback for each of you on those posts.)
I would like to thank, again, all thefkficfest writers, beta-readers and readers! You were wonderful, and it was an amazing ride. Fiction games are a huge part of our identity as FK fandom, from the preeminent FKFic-L "War" team games, to list challenges like "Forever Not," the "Song Challenge" and the "Card Challenge," to stories given as gifts, round-robins, and much more. Thank you for making fkficfest such an FK experience!
Remember that all the stories are still up to read and comment on! Feedback never goes stale. ~g~
Obsessing a bit, I'm concerned that the game's masterlist is not conveniently at the top of the community for visitors between now and the next game. I've been trying to come up with a way to add a real "sticky post" at the top, but the current layout doesn't support it, and I'd hate to switch the community to an inferior layout. (You cannot future-date community posts.) If I can't come up with a better way, we may have one more admin post to get the linked list of your stories to where a new reader will immediately see it.
There is more to say -- people are posting recommendations! people are posting to fkfic-l! I am infatuated with the story my match wrote! -- but for now, just: thank you all.
fkficfest game closed on Sunday. The game wrapped up with "party favor"/"door prize" 100-word drabbles for each of the on-time players. Then "The Closing Ceremonies" posted, with the masterlist of all stories entered in the game, cheers for all the great writers, beta-readers and readers, and answers to some final admin questions.Now, that's where I thought things would end! However, my co-moderator,
amilyn, threw a wild surprise after-party of additional drabbles, ficlets and short stories, so very generously contributed by those players who had time and inspiration, written to the prompts I had submitted myself. Wow! I am touched! And astounded. (amilyn, greerwatson, leela_cat, senmut, natmerc, skieswideopen, twilight2000 and wiliqueen, thank you very much! I've put feedback for each of you on those posts.)I would like to thank, again, all the
fkficfest writers, beta-readers and readers! You were wonderful, and it was an amazing ride. Fiction games are a huge part of our identity as FK fandom, from the preeminent FKFic-L "War" team games, to list challenges like "Forever Not," the "Song Challenge" and the "Card Challenge," to stories given as gifts, round-robins, and much more. Thank you for making fkficfest such an FK experience!Remember that all the stories are still up to read and comment on! Feedback never goes stale. ~g~
Obsessing a bit, I'm concerned that the game's masterlist is not conveniently at the top of the community for visitors between now and the next game. I've been trying to come up with a way to add a real "sticky post" at the top, but the current layout doesn't support it, and I'd hate to switch the community to an inferior layout. (You cannot future-date community posts.) If I can't come up with a better way, we may have one more admin post to get the linked list of your stories to where a new reader will immediately see it.
There is more to say -- people are posting recommendations! people are posting to fkfic-l! I am infatuated with the story my match wrote! -- but for now, just: thank you all.