Offered Fallacy (Marvel Cinematic Universe, Fantastic Four, Captain America (Movies), Thor (Movies), Fantastic Four (Movies 2005-2007))
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The truth you can't escape (Hamilton - Miranda)
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Here's the posting schedule. The mods will reveal the work on AO3, so all participants might want to do on that day is update the posting date on their work, so it'll show up on fandom RSS feeds. Unfortunately, AO3 won't let you list a posting date in the future, so you'll have to manually change it on the day you want it to show on the RSS ( Read more... )

This is the last official check-in before the project completion deadline on August 14th. Don't forget that completed projects submitted before August 10th get special consideration when it comes to early posting dates ( Read more... )

The written component of pod_together is due this Saturday, July 16th (unless you've made arrangements for an extension). If the written component is already completed, feel free to upload early. Podfics are due August 14th, and are also welcome to be submitted early (remember, podfics posted by August 10rd get earlier reveal dates ( Read more... )

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Hi!

Our first round of check-ins has revealed two participants who need pinch hit partners:

Writer needed in Star Wars VII, Marvel Comics, Sleepy Hollow, Pacific Rim, Rosewood, The Wicked + The Divine, Hamilton, Lucifer, or Limitless. This should be someone who is comfortable drafting pretty independently after initial conversations with the ( Read more... )

Today is our first check-in! You can check in over email, tumblr, twitter, LJ, or DW-whichever feels most comfortable to you ( Read more... )

Today's questions focus on fanworks you've already made and will help partners become more familiar with each others' work.

1. Share a piece of a fanwork you're particularly proud of (a page or so of a written work, a few minutes of an audio work) and explain why you're proud of it.
2. Read/listen to your partner's shared fanwork, and give feedback ( Read more... )

Today's questions dig a little deeper into what makes group work work or not work for each person, and then goes on to begin (or continue!) the conversation about options for collaboration on each part of your project. There are also a couple of questions that touch on emergency planning.

1. Tell your partner about a good and a bad group work ( Read more... )