This was supposed to start last week lmao
anyway time to start judging
I want every single judge to read through all of the stories, then reply to this thread with which story emotionally impacted them the most, and why. Then tell me which one told the best story, which had the best/most accurate grammar, and any stories you were biased on. You may choose the same story twice.
Then, we'll just discuss the stories kinda free form or whatever until we come to a conclusion
Halo.
yo
Howdy
Wasssssup
I’m here
Hi.
Is there a deadline for judging because I probably won't be able to get to this until tomorrow or Wednesday
No theres not really a deadline
Also is anybody gonna put in their thing lol
what thing
So, just to clarify, you would like us (the judges) to post here
All these things are to be our personal opinion, first. You would also like us to point out which we are biased towards or against (whether because we're a huge fan of the story fandom or NOT a fan of the fandom or the author's our best friend or whatever).
Would you like us to consider the authors' use of the prompt in our analysis?
hi sorry i'm late
To make it easier for all the judges, here's a link to the stories, along with their authors, word count and trigger warnings.
Awesome, Rio, thanks!
Awesome, Rio, thanks!
(Not to be nitpicky but I much prefer Orli/Orly as a short form of Riorlyne, it just works better with the way it sounds in my head.) :)
And you're very welcome!
Awesome, Rio, thanks!
(Not to be nitpicky but I much prefer Orli/Orly as a short form of Riorlyne, it just works better with the way it sounds in my head.) :)
And you're very welcome!
(Oof I’m sorry!)
hmadfkhka i'm don't think i can do this
sorry
i can't critique writing at all
;A; i'm sorry
Ooof
So, just to clarify, you would like us (the judges) to post here
- The most emotionally-impacting story (and why)
- The story with the best 'story' aspect (and why)
- The one with the best grammar/spelling
All these things are to be our personal opinion, first. You would also like us to point out which we are biased towards or against (whether because we're a huge fan of the story fandom or NOT a fan of the fandom or the author's our best friend or whatever).
Would you like us to consider the authors' use of the prompt in our analysis?
My god I actually forgot there was even a prompt what kind of person am I
Please forgive me I haven't slept in 937383828 years
And yes, considering the use of the prompt would be very important
I have read the stories a few times over but I am still working on a reply. :)
alrighty
you guys we still have to judge these we can't abandon it