Everything that has been turned in is now linked in the masterpost. We’re slowly closing in on the finish line, so almost everyone has been taken care of at this point.

If there is not a link on your username, it’s for one of two reasons:

• If your username is italicized, like so, then your partner has contacted me to let me know they will be a couple of days late. You can still expect to see your prompt fill by the weekend.
• If your username has a question mark next to it, then your partner is one of the three people I have been unable to contact. Hopefully I will hear from them tonight, but if not, your prompts will be passed off to a pinch-hitter tomorrow. You WILL get your prompts filled, I promise, it may just be next week before it happens.

sastielweek:

And I have not heard anything from:

piercebrosnanschesthair
winchestersaltandburn
ofmooseandnightingales

Unless you are without a doubt definitely going to have your work up no problem TODAY, I need you to message me and tell me what’s going on ASAP.

Of course, if you have posted your work already, then you need to fanmail me a link because it’s not showing up in any of the tags I’m tracking.

If I haven’t heard anything from you by the end of the day, I’m going to start messaging each of you individually. If I haven’t gotten a response by Friday, then you forfeit your prompts and I’ll hand them off to someone else. 

It’s not a big deal, guys, but I need to know what the issue is and if it’s going to be resolved anytime soon. The last time we did an exchange, there were a couple of people who never got their prompt fill, and I don’t want that to happen again. 

I sent individual messages to all three of these blogs a good twelve hours ago and have yet to hear back. Again, if something has come up and you need a few more days, let me know. Otherwise I’ll be giving your prompts away TOMORROW. 

And I have not heard anything from:

piercebrosnanschesthair
winchestersaltandburn
ofmooseandnightingales

Unless you are without a doubt definitely going to have your work up no problem TODAY, I need you to message me and tell me what’s going on ASAP.

Of course, if you have posted your work already, then you need to fanmail me a link because it’s not showing up in any of the tags I’m tracking.

If I haven’t heard anything from you by the end of the day, I’m going to start messaging each of you individually. If I haven’t gotten a response by Friday, then you forfeit your prompts and I’ll hand them off to someone else. 

It’s not a big deal, guys, but I need to know what the issue is and if it’s going to be resolved anytime soon. The last time we did an exchange, there were a couple of people who never got their prompt fill, and I don’t want that to happen again. 

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scaredysammy ASKED

Well, I doubt everyone will end up turning their work in on time, so I’ll probably be adding posts to the queue for several days. But generally, assume the deadline for any project is midnight PST, which is about ten hours from right now.

No excuses, guys. You’ve had an entire week to post this time, and no one dropped out on the drop deadline.

There are still SEVENTEEN OF YOU who haven’t posted. Seventeen. Now, it’s possible that some of you did post and it didn’t show up in the tags. If that’s the case, you need to check this list. If there isn’t a link on your partner’s name, then that means I haven’t seen your entry, so you need to fanmail me a link ASAP.

Otherwise, please get your work posted today. Please. I am begging you. Or if you’re not going to get it done for one reason or another, at least tell me.

sastielweek:

Four days into posting, and we’ve had just under a third of the works turned in. Under the cut is a list of all the participants in the Secret Santa exchange—if there is a link on your username, then that means your partner has posted your gift, and you can follow the link to see it!

If you have finished your partner’s work and there is not a link to the post here, then that means it didn’t show up in the tags. So you need to either submit a link or use fanmail so I can find it and add it to the list.

The list will be updated once a day through the deadline, or until everyone’s work has been turned in!

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We’re getting down to the wire, guys. You have the rest of today, tomorrow, and Tuesday to post your pieces for SWSS.

There are twenty-eight people who haven’t posted yet, and no one dropped out on the last day to do so. So I am expecting to see all 28 of you posting in the next three days without incident. Please please please do not make me chase you down.

If you won’t be able to finish and post your work by Tuesday, you need to let me know tonight. Dropping out at the last minute isn’t cool. Not contacting me at all really isn’t cool.

Four days into posting, and we’ve had just under a third of the works turned in. Under the cut is a list of all the participants in the Secret Santa exchange—if there is a link on your username, then that means your partner has posted your gift, and you can follow the link to see it!

If you have finished your partner’s work and there is not a link to the post here, then that means it didn’t show up in the tags. So you need to either submit a link or use fanmail so I can find it and add it to the list.

The list will be updated once a day through the deadline, or until everyone’s work has been turned in!

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Posting for SWSS officially started yesterday, and will run through New Year’s Day. If you absolutely cannot finish on time, please remember to contact me no later than the 28th, so I can find someone to take over your prompts for you. Last-minute dropouts are seriously not cool.

The works that have already been posted have been added to today’s queue, and new works will be added as they go up. Depending on the turnout, the queue may be as much as a day behind at any given time, so check the tag from time to time! Your partner may post your work quite a while before it shows up here.

ALSO. I’ve had one person drop out, so pinch-hitters: if you’d like a second set of prompts to work on, please let me know ASAP. They’re short, simple and lighthearted, two of which would make good art prompts!