#Step-by-step guidelines

[astravis]

Ms. Casey doesn't act like Gemma.

Is it really any surprise that Mark S never developed a love interest in her? This sounds harsh, but I doubt Mark Scout would, had she been his only impression.

Honestly, I'd like to know how Ms. Casey out of all of Gemma's innies arguably feels the least like she stems from the same person. I have to assume it's related to the training she went through as a wellness counselor, but it's strange how Ms. Casey's mannerisms and speech come across as uncanny- regardless of if she's following a script.

[smytherines]

king of the ashes

[subeddieweek]

You understand that sub Eddie is a term used and tagged widely by the entire Eddie fandom and all Eddie ships right? Totally fair to only want your event to be Steddie but you could have picked a more specific name instead of just borrowing one that already exists for everyone. It’s not fair to bring hate to people that are just minding their business with no idea this event is even happening but now they have people commenting on their shit that other ships aren’t allowed. Being rude because you didn’t know an event had commandeered the term sub Eddie for the week. There’s enough hate in this space already.

We picked the name because it was available! Any other event group could have done the same if we hadn't, but out of all the other media and ships that involve someone named Eddie, no one did. Any other event can pick their own, more specific name, too, if they want.

Trust us, we understand being hated in our fan communities, but this ask is a waste of our time and yours. We just finished up our second year with this being a Steddie-only event, so this isn't a new thing we suddenly "commandeered," and we didn't consider anyone would see it that way when we picked our name. Assuming we had malicious intent over something so small like this is unfair.

The standalone Sub Eddie Munson tag can be used by anyone at ANY time and we've never said anything to the contrary. This is part of why we specified this year to tag our specific blog (which has all our rules pinned and easy to find so there should be minimum confusion as to what/who this event is for) because other people use the same tags we use.

All we have asked is that people don't use our event collection on AO3 for unrelated works which is really reasonable seeing as we personally made the collection and moderate it ourselves. If there are other events going on, event moderators should be making their own collections. If there isn't another event going on, people shouldn't be using a random moderated event collection anyway.

No one speaks for our event except for the official social media pages and we are unaware of any conflict happening in other places. Sorry this is happening, but we didn't ask for that and that's the fault of people who think they can backseat-moderate an event they aren't actually involved with.

And to anyone who feels the need to comment on works they feel don't "fit," the only official fics for our event are in our official collection on AO3 that we have linked numerous times, or they are reblogged on our official social medias. If it's not here or in the collection, it's entirely separate and you shouldn't be speaking for the event. We have given you a way to read only fics for this event by moderating the collection ourselves, so looking elsewhere is the fault of your own, not the writers simply using the sub Eddie tag.

tl;dr - you can use the sub Eddie Munson tag, literally nobody cares. Other events can pick their own names, we took it because it was available. Just don't use collection we personally made or randomly tag our URL/@ and we don't have an issue because we moderate our event and show everyone what's actually part of it. No one speaks for our event except for us, so stop doing that if you are.

[hisnhers]

teachers just loooooove to give you the most vague assignments ever i will be the change i want to see in the world

[beforeviolets]

dissertation crisis hour!!

[gotxpenny]

Request Guidelines!!

Hey there! Before sending a request, please take a quick look at the guidelines below:

I WILL Write:

Types of writing you accept, e.g., headcanons, drabbles, imagines

Fandoms/characters you write for

Genres you enjoy, e.g., fluff, angst, hurt/comfort

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NSFW (if you don't write it) / explicit content involving minors

Heavy topics (e.g., sexual assult, suicide, etc.)

Anything that makes me uncomfortable or goes against Tumblr guidelines

Please Include:

Character(s) + fandom

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Notes:

I take my time to make each request the best I can—thanks for your patience!

Anons are welcome!

I reserve the right to decline requests that I’m not comfortable with or don’t feel inspired by.

Thanks for reading & happy requesting!

If you are ever stuck here is some steps to sending in a request!!

How to Make a Request

Prompts

[hiccuppop]

Just so you know, tumblr is currently using any art posted on this website for AI training, and the only way to stop them from using your own art is to go into your settings and turn off 'Third Party Sharing' manually (you have to do it for each blog you have)

Yes!! Thank you for telling me!! I saw it on a twitter post about it and did turn it off for each of my blogs! Thank you again for thinking about me and telling me tho! I appreciate it a lot 🙇🙇

[sukimas]

ZUN saying not to upload the endings but having critical lore information in each one is what we can refer to as "getting silly with it". Creator-enforced "trust me bro".

[meatsex]

i like complaining and having opinions, im not a saint myself because apparently thats what the word is if you draw a very specific character, and ultimately i got better things to do, so im not doing the whole going on a crusade thing for a topic i ultimately only care about in the superficial level of sharing said opinions in my blog for others to comment on or agree/disagree with

if you like this persons art, this isnt a personal attack on you, support artists whose work you enjoy, ive liked a few of their drawings myself, dont be rude and dont yap if its not necessary

[holopossums]

i won't be able to do much fun stuff today, i'll have to save some booping and other stuff for later.

today i'm studying for the art portion of my teaching license exam i have tomorrow afternoon and i am hella nervous. pls wish me luck!!

[illegiblewords]

With these, 50 Aesthetics complete! These are Adventurecore, Spacecore, Bohemian, and Junglecore.

[freebooter4ever]

Im slowly learning z*modeler, almost to the point where now im creating a more efficient set up beyond the basics \o/ i will say one thing for the horror show that was this weekend - after watching ALL those presentations (so many presentations) it was nice to realize that this shit everybody else is ooooh-ing and ahhhh-ing over as 'new' and 'wow!' is shit i was doing 5 years ago. Confidence boost, after all this fucking rejection and nobody believing that i CAN do this shit.

[arcaneoddity]

If committing acts of physical violence wasn't such a terribly bad look I would 100% drive my ass across the city to my workplace's other office to have a 1v1 in the parking lot with that one guy who keeps sending condescending emails telling everyone how to do their job despite not having read the fucking guidelines we have put out for literally everyone to see. Dude if you want my job so badly why don't you just fucking take it, idk how many restrained and disgustingly polite email responses I still have in me before I snap and call you a nosy bitch to your face.

[boldlyverdantectoplasm]

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