why don't animate skeletons ever get slashed? (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} sarah_frost) wrote,@ 1999-12-01 00:00:00 |
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Title: Self-explanatory. Sort excludes initial "the" and "a"s.
Date first posted: The date on the first post of the story.
Author(s): Self-explanatory.
Summary: Self-explanatory. Includes warnings for potential Sues, typos, script format and other such things. I’ll try to incorporate any summaries authors want to send me, but I won’t remove warnings unless you can convince me. Please note that I do not consider all ‘potential Sues’ mentioned here to actually be Sues; I just warn based on a combination of gut instinct and stereotypical factors.
Pairing type(s): Crossgendered, femslash, het, poly, slash, various, gen or none. 'Crossgendered' refers to any pairingfic featuring transvestism or transgendered people. 'Poly' refers to threesomes/moresomes/all polyamorous relationships. 'Various' means any combination of pairing types. ‘Gen’ in this context means a fic where there may be some pairing implications, but there’s no focus on romance. 'Spoiler!' just means that to describe the pairing type would involve giving away too much of the plot; read at your own risk, in other words.
Main pairing(s): What it says. Names are organised alphabetically—ie. Artha/Practically Everyone, Armeggaddon/Artha/Practically Everyone, Kitt/Word and so on. OCs are original characters, CCs crossover characters (ie. from another canon).
Main character(s): The protagonists. Sometimes mentioned as a group rather than as individuals: Paynns, Penn Racing, Dragon Eyes, the Crews, and so on.
Genre(s): Type of story—adventure, science fiction, etc. ‘Gen’ in this context refers to stories focused around canon issues with little or no romance.
Time period: Sorted roughly into pre-war, war, post-war, Connor and Word’s backstory, present backstory (ie. current children growing up), present day and post canon. Refers to the time period in which the fic is primarily set or begins.
Rating: G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17. G is Disney-standard; PG and PG-13 are roughly show-standard, with some violence and some romance; R is more explicit violence and/or sex; and NC-17 is extreme violence and/or sex and should not be accessed by young ‘uns. The board is rated PG-13; all links go to the board, but some off-board links do not go to child-friendly sites. Take note of the rating.
Warning(s): Character death, explicit sex, explicit violence, that sort of thing.
Completion status: Whether or not it can be read without leaving the reader wondering what comes next. An ongoing series of one-shots is labelled as ‘complete’; an ongoing novel is not. ‘WiP’ stands for work in progress.
Word count: This is mostly only available for Archived fics and some complete fics. The board does not have a simple word count function, so it’s dependent on authors informing me. In some cases word count is approximated more roughly than others, but it should always be taken as approximate.
Chapters: Number of chapters.
Archive status: Whether the fic has been accepted into the Archive, the reader's resource of completed and well-written fic. Links go to the Archive where possible. Contact me if you'd like to see your fic there!
Please comment here if you’d like to change any descriptions of your fic or would like to make some suggestions/corrections. Anonymous comments are accepted. If you’ve published a new chapter, please state the total number of chapters rather than say you’ve added one; I might have already added it to the masterlist. Likewise, only state total word count. I may not take it into account otherwise.
Title: Self-explanatory. Sort excludes initial "the" and "a"s.
Date first posted: The date on the first post of the story.
Author(s): Self-explanatory.
Summary: Self-explanatory. Includes warnings for potential Sues, typos, script format and other such things. I’ll try to incorporate any summaries authors want to send me, but I won’t remove warnings unless you can convince me. Please note that I do not consider all ‘potential Sues’ mentioned here to actually be Sues; I just warn based on a combination of gut instinct and stereotypical factors.
Pairing type(s): Crossgendered, femslash, het, poly, slash, various, gen or none. 'Crossgendered' refers to any pairingfic featuring transvestism or transgendered people. 'Poly' refers to threesomes/moresomes/all polyamorous relationships. 'Various' means any combination of pairing types. ‘Gen’ in this context means a fic where there may be some pairing implications, but there’s no focus on romance. 'Spoiler!' just means that to describe the pairing type would involve giving away too much of the plot; read at your own risk, in other words.
Main pairing(s): What it says. Names are organised alphabetically—ie. Artha/Practically Everyone, Armeggaddon/Artha/Practically Everyone, Kitt/Word and so on. OCs are original characters, CCs crossover characters (ie. from another canon).
Main character(s): The protagonists. Sometimes mentioned as a group rather than as individuals: Paynns, Penn Racing, Dragon Eyes, the Crews, and so on.
Genre(s): Type of story—adventure, science fiction, etc. ‘Gen’ in this context refers to stories focused around canon issues with little or no romance.
Time period: Sorted roughly into pre-war, war, post-war, Connor and Word’s backstory, present backstory (ie. current children growing up), present day and post canon. Refers to the time period in which the fic is primarily set or begins.
Rating: G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17. G is Disney-standard; PG and PG-13 are roughly show-standard, with some violence and some romance; R is more explicit violence and/or sex; and NC-17 is extreme violence and/or sex and should not be accessed by young ‘uns. The board is rated PG-13; all links go to the board, but some off-board links do not go to child-friendly sites. Take note of the rating.
Warning(s): Character death, explicit sex, explicit violence, that sort of thing.
Completion status: Whether or not it can be read without leaving the reader wondering what comes next. An ongoing series of one-shots is labelled as ‘complete’; an ongoing novel is not. ‘WiP’ stands for work in progress.
Word count: This is mostly only available for Archived fics and some complete fics. The board does not have a simple word count function, so it’s dependent on authors informing me. In some cases word count is approximated more roughly than others, but it should always be taken as approximate.
Chapters: Number of chapters.
Archive status: Whether the fic has been accepted into the Archive, the reader's resource of completed and well-written fic. Links go to the Archive where possible. Contact me if you'd like to see your fic there!
Please comment here if you’d like to change any descriptions of your fic or would like to make some suggestions/corrections. Anonymous comments are accepted. If you’ve published a new chapter, please state the total number of chapters rather than say you’ve added one; I might have already added it to the masterlist. Likewise, only state total word count. I may not take it into account otherwise.
