The BINGO Number for March 1 Is I18--CLOSED

[dawn_felagund]

Claims for I18 are now closed.



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Comments

[dawn_felagund]

shadowbrides made this most awesome icon, and if she lets the likes of me use it, I'm sure she'd share with you too. ;)

Also, can a story be used for a spot that's not yet claimed?

We can't give stamps for a spot that's not yet been called, if I'm understanding the question correctly. Now, if you write the story anyway and that space is called, then if you add something new to the story, you can claim that stamp as well.

The basic rule is that, to claim a stamp, you should create something new when that number is called, whether starting something from scratch or adding to an existing piece. :)

[marta-bee.livejournal.com]

Thanks for clearing up the concept, Dawn. I think I understand the rules now, and of course I'm not arguing with them - just trying to understand what's allowed and what's not.

To be clear, I have a complete draft of a ficlet for today's prompt, on the Feanatics card. So whoever is stampign my card is free to go ahead and check that one off.

[dawn_felagund]

No worries--clarifications are always more than welcome! :)

I'm going to make a separate comment here for your claim, since your author name is different from your LJ handle. We divide up card-stamping responsibilities alphabetically by author, so it becomes really easy for the person assigned to the M's to overlook, even if they know the connection, when sifting through many comments.