It was the Coal of Times

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It was the best of assignments, it was the worst of assignments, it was the age of gaming your offers, it was the age of forgetting to remove that one fandom from your offers, it was the epoch of treat writing, it was the epoch of apocapinch-hits, it was the season of fics of your dreams, it was the season of explicit DNW spitefic, it was the spring of hope that the anon in the comment above is writing for you, it was the winter of ars_belli is your author.

Prompts revealed and Madness opens: Approx 9 November
Default deadline: 11 December, 9am UTC
Assignment deadline: 18 December, 9am UTC
Main Collection Reveals: 25 December (time tba)

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slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

If my recipient put in their likes “slash, het, and gen” and then requested two female characters for one fandom (but gave no prompts) can i safely assume their “slash” like includes f// or should I just do a gen out?

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

Can't help you sadly coalie but I'm in a painfully similar situation and want to know too.

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

I would assume, but you can always ask via the mods.

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's perfectly fair to write f/f in those circumstances (provided the characters in question wouldn't make it incest or something equally niche), but personally I'm paranoid enough that I'd check with the mods.

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

Have they written/received/bookmarked f/f before?

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

Oh this was a good idea to check! They’ve got a few femslash fics bookmarked, not as much as slash or het but there are some!

Re: slash(?)

[(Anonymous)]

It's possible that your recipient might just be picky with femslash and not ship it as much as slash/het, but will happily do so given the right characters. I would probably write femslash, or under those conditions, happily receive it.