Exchange Fest Pimp!

[kennahijja]

I hope the lot of you aren't getting all twitchy at the mention of 'anonymous exchanges' from trying to follow everything that's being posted right now and wishing for a time turners to be able to :).

BUT... springtime_gen will be running a new fest/exchange in early 2007, for which signups have started today (and will be running until January 5).

It's GEN! There's never enough GEN. You know you want to do it! *squints at some prime candidates on the f-list*
(Yup, people were mad enough to let me help with the modding. No, that's not an excuse to scream and run!)

Sign up here.

Comments

[snorkackcatcher]

Ah, right. That makes sense.

[kennahijja.livejournal.com]

*points up*
What she said, ;). Reversathon is the rare bird on being totally anonymous, I think - at least in my limited experience.

[chthonya]

hp_holidaygen was pretty anonymous - we got a prompt but didn't know who we were writing for. So, though as the fics are posted we're finding out the recipient's identity, but it was completely anonymous at the writing stage. Personally I agree with leni_jess that it's helpful to know who I'm writing with (somewhat less helpful if the giftee is a stranger with an flocked LJ, but thems the breaks).

I agree with snorkackcatcher - having the requests are visible cuts the anonymity considerably, as you can look at who is willing to write the sort of thing you're requesting, which gives you a smaller pool of people to guess from (particularly if people are using your devious detection methods ;) In fact, I'd come back here to make that point, and suggest that you screened the posts. Or am I missing something?