Creator Opt-In/Promo Post

[recursivemod]

Hello! This is a post for directing participants to places where they can find fanworks to nominate in the exchange and permission statements to go with. Essentially, a canon promo post! It's also where creators can give permission for recursion and let us know their work(s) are available.

For creators

Aside from individual participants' DNWs on their requests, we aren't able to enforce any restrictions on the contents/format of the recursive works created for this exchange. We also can't restrict who requests/offers to create for nominated fanworks.

All recursive works posted to this exchange will be required to use the "Inspired by" feature to link back to the work they are recursing. Creators who've opted-in do not have to approve the link.

Opting in/giving permission:

You must provide:

• a link to a permission statement
• the username used to post the work(s) you're letting us know are eligible
• the relevant fandom(s) and medium(s) — if it's a lot of fandoms, feel free to summarize.
• links to the work(s).

This can be something as simple as, "Hi, I'm [username with link] on AO3, I post [fandom & medium] and my permission statement is found here: [link]" or you can do a full promo post.

Additionally:

• You can give permission for just one work, or for all works, or somewhere in between.
• You do not need to be a participant in the exchange to opt-in on this post.
• You are welcome to comment anonymously without identifying yourself as the creator as long as you have a permission link.
• Posting here does not nominate your work for the exchange! Specific works still need to be nominated via the nominations process.
• Exchange writers posting from the Dreamwidth account they use to post their exchange letters can use their comment here to give permission, and may in that case skip the permission link.

For other participants

You can be as casual or as formal about your promo as you want, but you must include:

• creator name
• a link to where to find the work(s)
• permission statement link
• relevant fandom(s)/mediums(s) — if it's a lot of fandoms, feel free to summarize

This can be something as simple as "Hi, I'm going to nominate [title of work with link] by [creator name], a [fandom & medium]. The creator's permission statement is here: [link]" or you can do a full promo post.

Additionally:

• This is not a necessary step for the exchange; you can proceed directly to nominations without posting here.
• After posting here, you still need to nominate individual works. (See the nominations guidelines)
• Please feel free to browse and discuss/coordinate nominations, but top-level comments should be for promos only.

Comments

[alias_sqbr]

Hi, I'm sqbr, I create fanfic, fanart, original art, and a tiny amount of original stories and fan games.

My art is mostly humourous gen and fluffy shippiness with a slight hint of horror/violence. My writing has that plus tropey rom-coms. Gen tends to be about female characters, while pairings lean towards m/f and f/f, but there's a moderate amount of m/m, and a few with non-binary characters.

Some fandoms I've written for: Avatar: The Last Airbender, the Dragon Age games, Enchanted, Hakuouki, The Mass Effect Trilogy, Portal 2, Pride and Prejudice, XOXO Droplets, Yuri!!! on Ice, Interviews with Monster Girls, Snow White with the Red Hair

I don't post all of my art to the AO3, here's a post with art links. I've drawn for a LOT of fandoms but some examples are:
Avatar: The Last Airbender, Babylon 5, The Dragon Age games, Hakuouki, Homestuck, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, MCU, The Mass Effect Trilogy, Nameless: The one thing you must recall, Portal 2, Samurai Love Ballad: Party, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Steven Universe, the works of MXTX

My permission statement is on my AO3 profile: "I'm cool with people creating transformative works from my fanworks, but let me know and give me credit."

I'd rather people not do fanworks based on art I've drawn of myself or people I know, and am not 100% sure what the rules are on remixes I've done of other people's works (which are always marked), but otherwise go wild.