On the verge of the finish-a-thon

[kerravonsen]

Hello peoples!
This year, I thought I'd do things a bit differently, to try to make signing up easier for both you and for me. So I have set up a sub-site for the finish-a-thon, with a pretty sign-up form, and all the rules and stuff.

http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Ficathons/FinishAThon/2009/

I plead with y'all; since I want to start the sign-ups tomorrow (and darn, I have stayed up far far far too late working on this) -- make that, I would like to start the sign-ups about eight hours from now. I would really appreciate people checking it out; if you could look at it and play around, I intend to delete all sign-ups that are added before I officially open the ficathon, so you can mess around and tell me what's wrong.

1. Does the sign-up form work for you?
2. Are the instructions clear enough?
3. I've changed the rules a bit; any comments/problems with that?

Give me feedback to this post here, and I will be happy. Thank y'all.

Comments

[joyfulfeather.livejournal.com]

The rules and info look good to me! And the form looks easy enough. (I haven't tried it out.)

Yay, finish-a-thon!

[kerravonsen]

8-)

[dreamflower]

Query: Do the bunnies have to be new (as in just snippets on the hard drive), or can one include a stalled WIP? (As in one which has not been updated in months, and has a few chapters to go?)

[kerravonsen]

Stalled WIPs are okay (I've put one up myself). So long as it isn't something for another ficathon, and it's unfinished, then that's fine. I mean, if you only have one chapter to go, and would finish it in a week, it seems a bit silly to put it up for an eight-week ficathon, but if you feel that you need the boost of a ficathon to help you get back on the horse, then we're all for helping people to get their fic finished.

[dreamflower]

Thank you! I have now signed up!!! *crosses fingers*