Bookkeeping Post

[mistress-tanwe.livejournal.com]

Use of the bookkeeper is strictly voluntary. If you wish to keep track of your farthings on your own, that’s perfectly fine. If you wish to have zopyrus's help, you must post here.

The bookkeeper can help you with keeping track of how many farthings you have, help you figure out how many reviews or services you need to make to get out of debt (for example, if you offer too many prompts), and similar things.

If you wish to use the bookkeeper, please comment to this post with the following information:

Number of prompts offered:
Number of prompts purchased:
Number of reviews given:
Number of services given:
What you need help with (double-checking, debt, etc.):

Any further comments you make for help should be posted as a reply to your original comment thread.

Comments

RE: WANT TO KNOW HOW TO STOP COUNTING?

[dawn_felagund]

Yep, I will probably be in the same situation. I don't expect to claim more than two or three prompts, and I might "sell" as many. I'll write way more comments than that.

You've also created banners! So you get 2 farthings each for those. So you'll probably end the month rich in farthings ... but the thought is that those who do give back to the community (through supporting other writers, volunteering, etc) shouldn't have to worry about claiming prompts or writing them. There have certainly been B2MeMs where everyone is so busy writing and posting that pieces get very few comments, and while preventing that wasn't a stated aim of the farthing system, I think it will certainly help. After all, this isn't just about writing like a mad fiend for a month; it is also about meeting new people and supporting each other! :)

Adding that I probably won't keep track of my comments for the simple fact that I doubt I'll need that many farthings so it won't be worth the bother. If it turns out I do, I can go back through old entries and count them up.

Re: WANT TO KNOW HOW TO STOP COUNTING?

[heartofoshun.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Dawn. I do not know about others, but I do fall into safe reading habits--reading the tried and true writers I whose work I know I like. B2MeM might be a chance to experiment a little.