Subject: Well...
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Posted on: 2014-09-28 09:23:00 UTC
A mission is a type of sporking, but not all sporkings are missions. Considering The Girl Who Lived's length, I'm pretty confident it was not missioned.
In fact, I doubt it is a fitting fic for a mission because of its sheer length - a mission that will no doubt be longer than a book will be both problematic and time-consuming to write and (at least in my opinion) very annoying to read.
Hello again, everyone! Dark Brother 16 is back.
So, about... a long time ago, maybe three months ago, I tried to get permission to start posting stories, and agreed to a sample mission to show that I could do so without going off topic, or something like that.
Unfortunately, life got in the way. My family and I moved, and we had to fix the house. Quite literally, because we moved back into a house we rented, and the renters were slobs.
And then after that, I was accepted into College! That's right, I'm currently in College. My hard work in my academic life has paid off.
So, soon, I will be able to get started with PPC stuff again some time soon. Obviously, I have assignments for College, and every now and then, I'll be able to devote some time to planning my next several missions.
If I need to submit my agents again for approval, please say so, so that I can get that out of the way when possible.
It's good to be back. :)
Remember me? :3
Not gonna lie, I was wondering what had happened to you. Glad to hear you're doing okay- doing great, by the sound of it. College? Yikes! But congratulations!
If you got Permission, you have it forever as far as I know. I haven't heard of Permission being retracted or anything, at least.
Welcome back!
Yeah, I remember you. :)
Yep. College. It's been great so far, though. I'm doing pretty well.
Well, I don’t know really if I got permission or not. I was trying to get the bios ready and up to par, and I forget who it was, but the PG told me to try and write a first mission to see if I could do it without diverting into a larger story, like I plan to, eventually, do. It'll be something kind of small scale, though, so I doubt the entire community will need to get involved, unless they want to. Still working out how to do this, but for now, I'm just going to do the missions.
You were spending all your time writing bios and short stories that told us absolutely nothing about how you would actually write. I made the decision that you would be better off trying to write an actual mission - the thing you're trying to get Permission so you can keep doing - and showing me that, to demonstrate how you'd actually write. That mission, all by itself, will constitute a Permission Request.
hS
From what I remember, you were denied permission but an alternate route- writing a mission as your permission application instead of bios and whatnot- was provided.
I'm pretty sure you were just given a different option for applying for permission, not permission itself.
Yeah, I was. I remember that we were calling it a "PerMission".
Didn't you give me a can of virtual beef soup on a pillow as a newbie gift? (Still don't know what to do with that, but whatever.)
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I don't think that was me.
By the way, I was wondering whether or not somebody has done a mission for The Girl Who Lived Septology. It's on the wikia page, but it doesn't really say. It says that Des Mervin sporked it, so is that the same thing?
A mission is a type of sporking, but not all sporkings are missions. Considering The Girl Who Lived's length, I'm pretty confident it was not missioned.
In fact, I doubt it is a fitting fic for a mission because of its sheer length - a mission that will no doubt be longer than a book will be both problematic and time-consuming to write and (at least in my opinion) very annoying to read.
Not Des Mervine, Das Mervin. Sorry.