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Day 12
In your own space, create your own challenge. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
This morning I updated my Fanlore entry. Now I've thought of something I could add to it, but I wasn't thinking of it at the time. I need to add that I have a transformative works statement! I think that's notable.
Anyway, my challenge to you is to
1. Create your own Fanlore entry
or, if you have one
2. Update your entry, or add a notable work.
OR if your entry is up to date
3. If your favorite fanwork doesn't have an entry, create a page for it!
4. and if you've already done all that in the past, create a new entry for a fave fanwork.
Editing a wiki is a little daunting if you've never done it before, but Fanlore has little tutorials and templates to make it easier for you. Look on the left side of the screen for "shortcuts for editors".
If you do it, leave me a note and a link to what you did (if you want).
In your own space, create your own challenge. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
This morning I updated my Fanlore entry. Now I've thought of something I could add to it, but I wasn't thinking of it at the time. I need to add that I have a transformative works statement! I think that's notable.
Anyway, my challenge to you is to
1. Create your own Fanlore entry
or, if you have one
2. Update your entry, or add a notable work.
OR if your entry is up to date
3. If your favorite fanwork doesn't have an entry, create a page for it!
4. and if you've already done all that in the past, create a new entry for a fave fanwork.
Editing a wiki is a little daunting if you've never done it before, but Fanlore has little tutorials and templates to make it easier for you. Look on the left side of the screen for "shortcuts for editors".
If you do it, leave me a note and a link to what you did (if you want).
