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I need a beta reader for a long, long, trying-to-be-Canon-compliant Legomance fanfic. If anyone's interested, my email is up there...*points*, so email me!

You can either e-mail me at letohaven at hotmail . com or we can talk on skype, name there leto.haven Being an oldie an old subject of these interviews I would be glade to. O a, in Japan now, so the e-mail may be the safest bet.

Leto

Apparently we're having a productive week. The second mission of the Division of Mpreg, in which human biology takes an utterly bizarre turn in the Pegasus galaxy, can be found over at Trojie's lj as per usual:

http://agenttrojie.livejournal.com/55442.html

Okay, so, this has been bothering me for a bit now, and since I just filled out the Transformers entry on the wiki, I'm going to maybe-not-so-randomly ask this question here...

Would minis in the Transformers-verse(s) be, well, mini-Transformers? I've been thinking that they could just be, like, the toys, or something. Only alive. Cuz that way they can still transform, which is kinda the point. And I don't think there's any nasty animals indigenous to the Transformers-verse(s) that could be used. Not to mention that they're ROBOTS, and I think they should stay that way...

The only problem with having mini-Transformers would be that, well, not all characters are giant robots, and I'm not sure what misspelled human characters would be. I'm thinking mini-hardhats, since it seems to be something of a recurring theme. http://transformers.wikia.com/wiki/Hard_hat

So, would it be too much to have two mini species for one continuum? Or slew of continuums? I've collected a number of the little buggers, and I'd kinda like to know what I'm dealing with here...

~Anjilly, who has a penchant for 80s cartoons, and who is also feeling slightly frazzled at the moment and thus apologizes for any flightiness inherent in this post. Like the way she just signed it. XD

That's Miss Cass' job. Miss Angel just likes to drop very heavy things on your head (or drop your head onto a very heavy thing) for no particular reason. Fire also sounds like fun but Miss Cass wants her to save that for the end of the term.

I think I'm a middlebie, so I'll answer the generic questions.
How does the PPC compare to other internet communities you're a part of?
Well, everyone here is friendly and insane. And they won't stare at me when I start talking about sporks and Bleeprin...because we all know what they are. It's awesome. :]
Do you think you'd be friends with fellow PPC'ers in real life?
Totally. Because then we can chat in RL (real life)and online.
Do you know people like your fellow PPC'ers in real life?

Well, actually most people know me in RL because I write, draw, and act insane. But I've never found anyone as Canon-obsessed as I am in my personal RL bubble. :[

I think some of the most common PPC "jargon" are stuff like "glods", "Glaurung", "Upstairs", "Bleeprin", and stuff like that.

And welcome back!:] *hugs again*

But she denies Bella's Sue-dom.
*eyeroll*

But the question is, does the *Board* as a *whole* remember me.

I feel famous. Or something. Shit.

BUT I feel I should let you all know that I have realized that I am probably insane and am instead going to write about past tenses in Italian, Spanish, and Latin.

(And the moral of the story is: If you want to do the Awesomest Project Evar, you should start it more than three days before it's due.)

I'd say it's fine; if it was last updated in '04, it's not likely to have the rewrite posted. Of course, I'm not a Permission Giver.

The fic in question was published on FFN in '04, and the summary has *Being Rewritten!* plastered over it, but the last update was a year ago. Any reason I can't kill it?

What character was Onmi supposed to be? I can't tell. (Also, Harold Potter? Ye gods.)

That-that was just *painful*. And I only read the mission. I pity you who read the actual fanfic, I truly do.

Funny; I did something like this a few months go for my own university essay. I'm glad to be able to help someone in return!

Female, twenty-one, living in New Zealand. I've been here over a year but I don't think I yet count as an oldbie, so I'll just take the generic questions:

How does the PPC compare to other internet communities you're a part of?
Busier, and much more fun. Very lively. Many other communities, especially those that center around a particulr fandom, tend to fade out as people lose interest in that particular story. The PPC covers all stories, so when my favourite fandom changes, I can just write missions for the new one. :)

Do you think you'd be friends with fellow PPC'ers in real life?
I would say that I am friends with other PPCrs in Real Life, because even though we've never met face-to-face, I've spent time with Trojie and Pads and Ciri and July and... well, I won't bother to list them all. But I call them friends. We chat about a variety of subjects, sometimes very serious, lean on each other when upset and just... be friends. It's lovely.

If you have more specific questions later, I'll be glad to asnwer them.

Cheers!
- Sedri

I was only gone for about three months, but since I had only been around for a month or so before that...

email trojanhorseshadowfax AT gmail DOT com

This time we've finally finished sporking the horrific 'Manhood', in which Severus Snape is emasculated and finds twu wuv aferwards with, improbably enough, Remus Lupin.

http://agenttrojie.livejournal.com/55063.html

My issue was that my handwriting is illegible and my laptop too erratic keyboard-wise to like being on public transport. Sigh. Ah well, I'll do better next year :)

Although I might give it a go next year. I only found out about it a little while ago after all. Seems like a pretty fun thing to try though.

Address is 'artic(dot)blade(at)hotmail(dot)com'. It should be fun. Not sure what I fit into, Nebwie or Oldbie, since I joined 2 or 3 years ago, stopped posting, and then came back, but I hope I can help.
When you say jargon, do you mean those people who created names for the things the agents use as well? Such as Bleeprin and the like?

You'd have to active for at least six months before you can be elected.

If we'd hold elections every six months we might run into the situation that nearly everyone is a permission giver.

Will now ignore you ;-)