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Genficathon signups are open!
Signups are now open at ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
sga_genficathon:
Go here to sign up.
And here to suggest prompts for the authors.
Whee! I've never run a ficathon before. This is exciting and a little bit scary.
Also ... I need a little LJ help. Does anyone know how you can configure a community to accept anonymous and OpenID comments? I didn't realize that it defaults to registered LJ users only, and I'd like to change that so that non-LJ people can sign up too. But I can't find anywhere in the settings to change it.
EDIT: Found it! Really, why isn't this in the same section as all of the other customizable journal settings? That's so strange! Anyway, if anyone else has the same problem, comment options are located here: http://www.livejournal.com/manage/comments/ (I'd assumed that this section would be for batch-managing individual comments -- understandably enough, I think -- but it's general settings instead. Hmm.)
(And I did watch "Spoils of War", and liked it -- don't really feel up to doing a meta post this week, though. Between working on the novel and spending a lot of time on LJ, I'm kinda meta'd out; it would feel more like obligation than fun, so I think I'll just mosey around to other people's LJs and squee with them this week!)
sga_genficathon:Go here to sign up.
And here to suggest prompts for the authors.
Whee! I've never run a ficathon before. This is exciting and a little bit scary.
EDIT: Found it! Really, why isn't this in the same section as all of the other customizable journal settings? That's so strange! Anyway, if anyone else has the same problem, comment options are located here: http://www.livejournal.com/manage/comments/ (I'd assumed that this section would be for batch-managing individual comments -- understandably enough, I think -- but it's general settings instead. Hmm.)
(And I did watch "Spoils of War", and liked it -- don't really feel up to doing a meta post this week, though. Between working on the novel and spending a lot of time on LJ, I'm kinda meta'd out; it would feel more like obligation than fun, so I think I'll just mosey around to other people's LJs and squee with them this week!)