Admin: volunteer call!

[sage]

Okay, let's get back on a roll with the craft series!

Here is the master question list! Go forth! Find a question you can answer based on your experience with writing fic! And come back to this post to volunteer! \o/

(More guidelines are back in the older volunteer call posts if you have questions, or you can comment here and ask.)

Today's Monday, so the next post should go up within about a week. If you want to claim a topic for a week in the near future, you can do that, too!

THANK YOU!!! ♥

Comments

[nos4a2no9.livejournal.com]

I think I still owe a post about writing fic set in northern Canada. Can I still do that? Or shall I come up with something new and shiny?

[sage]

Please please please write a post on writing fic set in northern Canada!! This is a personal request from ME, if nothing else! *G*

And, obviously, you're always welcome to do more than one topic, but this is one that's especially relevant to the fandom and I'd love for you to cover it.

Oh! And also, please do add more shiny, new topic suggestions to the master question list if you have them!

[nos4a2no9.livejournal.com]

No problem - I went and added about five new topics, and hopefully one or two of them will spark with someone. As for my northern Canada post, is it okay to include images? I do need to put up some maps just so show people what the hell it is I'm talking about, but I'm worried about bandwidth issues. Should I just include off-site links to my flickr account?

[sage]

Gah, stupid lj comment notification NEVER sending me this! *kicks it*

Hi! It is TOTALLY okay to include images. When I did my huge dsrecs post on RayK's apartment I used my photobucket account. I've also used the LJ Scrapbook thing to host images, and my banner on my journal is hosted by imageshack with no trouble. I think all of those will provide thumbnail links so the reader can click and see a full-size image. That way you won't break anyone's styles by forcing a giant map on them.

And YAY for this! I've emailed Brynn to see if she can go next. You can either grab a place in line after her or post at any point, like I said before. This is SUCH a cool resource! Thank you! :D