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coalie ([personal profile] coalcube) wrote in [community profile] coaltide2020-10-14 05:25 pm
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The Coalies & Other Stories

I will not read them in a Canon-Divergent AU.
I will not read them in Third Point-of-View.
Not in a Crossover! Not in Genfic!
Not in Shipfic! You let me be!

I do not like them in Fanart.
I do not like them even in the Fic of My Heart.
I will not read them in fic of my NOTP.
I do not like them with my OTP.
I do not like them here or there.
I do not like them anywhere!
I do not like my DNWs!


Sign-ups: Friday 16 October to Monday 26 October
Assignments out: between 26 & 28 October
Default deadline: Friday 11 December
Assignment Deadline: Friday 18 December
Collection Opens: Friday 25 December
Author Reveals: Friday 1 January, 2021

Mini-Challenges:
YuleSwaps | Interactive Fiction | Wrapping Paper | Seasons Treatings
Yuleporn | Make the Yuletide Gay | Femslash Festivus

YuleBuilding | Two for One | Crueltide | Misses Claus | Cheftide

 

Yuletide Discord for Hippos. Google Group for PHs. F_F wiki for history.
 

Re: Unpopular Yuletide Opinions

(Anonymous) 2020-10-16 11:26 am (UTC)(link)
I agree that the Yuletide mods take things WAY too seriously. And I suppose a certain amount of strictness is necessary in an exchange that big if you actually want to keep it a small fandom exchange, but they overdo it by far. The hairsplitting about RPF, the convoluted evidence posts for fandoms that were accepted repeatedly year after year (and yet every year you have to post the same damn explanation that yes, your sub-fandom is still separate from this related fandom, for the exact same reasons I told you last year), the occasional pettiness about rejecting things ... It's all so unnecessarily complicated and absolutely nobody benefits from it, except, I guess, the mods who get off on complicated rules lawyering.

Re: Unpopular Yuletide Opinions

(Anonymous) 2020-10-20 10:05 am (UTC)(link)
ITA with every single point you make, coalie. *loud applause*

I'd love to know if it's all of the mod team, or just part of it, who "get off on [Yuletide's] complicated rules lawyering" (as you have so beautifully put it).