Wholocked wrote:

stoertebeker wrote:

About the idea of a master list I fully agree. I would prefer a link list here in the forum. I'm planning to publish my story on fanfiction.net but not on AO3.

That intrigues me. Can I ask why you prefer ff.net? I find it's formatting and options very limiting as a reader; I haven't tried posting to it as a writer.
 

Well, as a writer I can't compare both plattforms either. 'Everything will be ok' was the first fanfiction I ever finished and will therefore be the first I am going to publish. I think my preference for ff.net is a matter of habit. I use ff.net for a while now and haven't know about AO3 before I joined this forum. I read fanfiction mostly on my mobile or iPad and find the mobile view of ff.net more comfortable. But you are are right, the possibilities of categorization and setting of tags is indeed very goot at AO3. Maybe I should give it a go, but I had actually not planned to publish on two plattforms due to the effort. Well, I'll think about it.

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

Marva wrote:

Thanks Wholocked once again for the awesome fic!

I will need some time now to figure out who wrote what ;-). Cheers to everyone, this was so much fun!

It truly was! Writing based on a prompt was honestly more enjoyable than I thought it would be.  And the result from everyone involved was amazing!
 

That's so true! It was fun and I'll certainly keep on writing. It's wonderful how many different and brilliant stories we got. Thank you very much Kerkerian for the idea!

And, very important: Thank you very much GoSherlocked for your awesome little story.

I would like to thank all participants I read all the fics and I liked them very much. When I didn't review them, it was because I tend to say everything is brilliant and then I don't know what to write more So thank you all, it was great and I hope you will do it again next year

crazybbcamerican wrote:

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

Marva wrote:

Thanks Wholocked once again for the awesome fic!

I will need some time now to figure out who wrote what ;-). Cheers to everyone, this was so much fun!

It truly was! Writing based on a prompt was honestly more enjoyable than I thought it would be.  And the result from everyone involved was amazing!
 

I will second that! Next time I'm stuck, I'm posting everywhere for prompts :D

Yes, writing for a prompt is funny. Maybe we should do something like that more often at the forum.

Yes, this was a lot of fun - and for one or two minutes even a bit nerve-wracking. We really should do this again!

Marva, I want to thank your for writing this wonderful fluff for me!  I really loved it - and I know that I probably gave you a bit of a hard time with my very general prompt. I really adore what you came up with, it is soooo sweet!

Before then sounds exciting! I have gotten the best feedback from you all, aside from my beta! I have a fic I have been working on since June and I may post it here for feedback.

Ormond Sacker wrote:

I'm definitely up for doing this again next year. Or maybe we can do something before then.

I was wondering if we want to do a "Secret Sherlock Series 3 exchange", means the fanfics need to deal with something related to series 3. We could do this in 1 month or in half a year or whenever it is the most suitable.

Hey all,

happy New Year!

We just got back from our Christmas shenanigan late last night, but of course I have already watched The Empty Hearse and also the minisode and all I can say is wow, wow ,wow. Wow.

Apart from that, I'm sorry if there was confusion about trigger warnings, it did indeed slip my mind in the hectic days before Ormond Sacker kindly took over (and I have to say that I wouldn't have offered to do the organizing, at least not alone, if I had known about my absence in advance. It was all a bit of a jumble this time).

Thank you again, Ormond Sacker, for doing this, and I hope that this first test run was a success despite the glitches. It was, after all, really nice to do this with all of you!

All right, it's September already, and (at least in German super markets) there's gingerbread and Christmas cookies and at the coffee shop there's cinnamon latte ...

Apparently time to think of Christmas.

I really enjoyed the Santa Fic Exchange last year. Anyone else who would also like to do it again?

I have lots to do in the next months but I would give it a try as long as it does not have to be a 20,000 words epos. 

I know I'm not that active around here at the moment, but I quite enjoyed the exchange and prompts last year and wouldn't mind doing this again! 'Twas a lot of fun!