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fandomorienteerchallenge2023-07-02 07:23 pm
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Check-In Post #10
Week nine is now complete! Each week, I'll make a new check-in post with a few optional discussion questions. You can use this post to update us on our progress, complain, celebrate, or talk to other participants! Also feel free to discuss each week's questions in our discord server.
Comment to share how your week went!
Optional Discussion Questions
0. How's your project coming? How did this week go?
1. What do you do when you get stuck, to try to get a project moving again or get inspiration back?
2. Do you almost always work in the same genre or with similar types of plots, or do you work on different kinds of projects? Is there a kind of project you'd really like to do, but don't feel prepared for?
3. Do you like to work in the same world or continuity for multiple projects, or do you prefer standalone works?
Comment to share how your week went!
Optional Discussion Questions
0. How's your project coming? How did this week go?
1. What do you do when you get stuck, to try to get a project moving again or get inspiration back?
2. Do you almost always work in the same genre or with similar types of plots, or do you work on different kinds of projects? Is there a kind of project you'd really like to do, but don't feel prepared for?
3. Do you like to work in the same world or continuity for multiple projects, or do you prefer standalone works?
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I usually write works that can be standalone, but I do also tend to have the same strong headcanons carry over between works (e.g., I have a fandom where no matter what I'm writing, one character knows American Sign Language because he has a friend who sometimes loses speech/has shutdowns where they can't talk).