Rudolph the red-nosed dentist

[heavensqueen]

Writing post : http://yuletide-coal.dreamwidth.org/6728.html

Other useful links:
2016 Timeline : https://yuletide-admin.dreamwidth.org/28822.html
Collection: http://archiveofourown.org/collections/yuletide2016

 

Letters post: http://yuletide.livejournal.com/1274815.html
Letters DB: http://www.dennis-sellers.com/yuletide/index.html
Treat spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10Bv9vJXykH9BUgn6q5DIBliBgMWzlVpXiB9d1lNoub4/edit?usp=sharing

Yuleporn: http://yuletide.livejournal.com/1276881.html
Crueltide: http://yuletide.livejournal.com/1274987.html
Two for One: http://yuletide.livejournal.com/1278973.html

Comments

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

WTF, who goes ODAO hoping their recipe doesn't like their gift all that much?!

We're talking about comment preference here. For me, this has zero to do with my choice whether or not to treat someone. If I like a prompt, I'm on it like white on rice, regardless if recip leaves squeeful one paragraph comments, two page comments or is in fact a known non-commenter. It's not like my end goal of writing is getting the perfect comment FFS.

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

*recip

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone who decides to ODAO or crib someone else's prompts when they get a recip who doesn't comment? AKA what a ton of nonnies and coalies say they plan to do in almost every exchange when bad assignments happen?

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, well, it's not an approach to Yuletide I understand at all but YMMV.

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

You seem to not understand a lot of approaches to Yuletide.

Re: Ways in which you are petty

[(Anonymous)]

I'm kinda happy that I don't understand approaches to a gift exchange where you deliberately don't give someone what they want.