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haro.livejournal.com posting in usxuk Nov. 20th, 2011 01:27 am)This is the beta post for art/fancomics (in addition to the fic beta post).
Art/Fancomic Betas!
1- This is where you sign up to offer your services. The applications will be open for all to see, so artists can contact you if it looks like you may be providing what they're looking for.
2- You do not have to agree to beta for everyone that asks you. If you're uncomfortable beta-ing for someone or you simply don't have the time, that's fine (however, if it turns out you don't have the time to beta anything, whether due to lack of time or having too many requests already, let me know so I can take you off the list. You can email me at hamburger.street AT gmail dot com, or you can just edit or reply to your original comment). As such, even if you think you're only going to be able to beta a couple of things, feel free to still reply. Your offer could still end up being invaluable to someone!
3- That being said, agreeing to beta for someone is a commitment. Please do not agree to beta for an individual and then back out, unless you absolutely have to.
4- You do not have to be a participant in the Secret Santa to be a beta.
Any member is welcome to offer up beta services.
Here's the form. Please reply to this post with it:
Name:
E-mail address:
Ratings accepted: (G to NC-17): If there's any particular form of mature content that you're not willing to beta, even if you're OK with beta reading higher-rated content then please make a note of this.
Pairings accepted: You don't have to list every single pairing (although you can if you want to) but if there's a specific pairing or type of pairing that you won't beta for, then please make a note of it.
Genres accepted: Again, you don't have to list them all (unless you're *extremely* picky :) ) but if there's a specific genre of fanwork that you're not willing to beta then please make a note of it.
Anything else you won't do: Think of this in the same way you did your 'do not wants' in the signup form
What can you/would you like to be helpful about?: Anatomy, backgrounds, etc. Whatever you're good at offering advice on goes here. If you are willing to beta fancomics for grammar/spelling/characterization, say something here.
Anything else you'd like to add?:
Handy-dandy HTML!
Artists!
1- It is your job to contact an art beta. Look through the applications of those who have offered their services so you can decide who you think would work best for your needs. You may want to pick a backup as well, just in case the first person you contacted can't offer their services.
2- When you contact them, make sure to tell them a bit about what you're doing in the initial email as well as what you're looking for in a beta. You should give the original prompt of course, but also a bit about what you're doing with it. Pairings, rating, etc, should all be in there too. Do NOT just send your artwork to the beta reader without letting them know first what they'll be beta-ing. Please let them know if you want this to be a continuous thing (i.e. they beta you as you go through the process/you send them in progress images/etc).
3- EMAIL the beta. Do not reply here to them.
4- Don't contact a beta at the last minute and expect them to have it back to you within hours. Give them some time.
Direct any questions to me, in reply to this post, private message, or email (hamburger.street AT gmail dot com.)
We hope this helps a lot of you out! Good luck.
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Art/Fancomic Betas!
1- This is where you sign up to offer your services. The applications will be open for all to see, so artists can contact you if it looks like you may be providing what they're looking for.
2- You do not have to agree to beta for everyone that asks you. If you're uncomfortable beta-ing for someone or you simply don't have the time, that's fine (however, if it turns out you don't have the time to beta anything, whether due to lack of time or having too many requests already, let me know so I can take you off the list. You can email me at hamburger.street AT gmail dot com, or you can just edit or reply to your original comment). As such, even if you think you're only going to be able to beta a couple of things, feel free to still reply. Your offer could still end up being invaluable to someone!
3- That being said, agreeing to beta for someone is a commitment. Please do not agree to beta for an individual and then back out, unless you absolutely have to.
4- You do not have to be a participant in the Secret Santa to be a beta.
Any member is welcome to offer up beta services.
Here's the form. Please reply to this post with it:
Name:
E-mail address:
Ratings accepted: (G to NC-17): If there's any particular form of mature content that you're not willing to beta, even if you're OK with beta reading higher-rated content then please make a note of this.
Pairings accepted: You don't have to list every single pairing (although you can if you want to) but if there's a specific pairing or type of pairing that you won't beta for, then please make a note of it.
Genres accepted: Again, you don't have to list them all (unless you're *extremely* picky :) ) but if there's a specific genre of fanwork that you're not willing to beta then please make a note of it.
Anything else you won't do: Think of this in the same way you did your 'do not wants' in the signup form
What can you/would you like to be helpful about?: Anatomy, backgrounds, etc. Whatever you're good at offering advice on goes here. If you are willing to beta fancomics for grammar/spelling/characterization, say something here.
Anything else you'd like to add?:
Handy-dandy HTML!
Artists!
1- It is your job to contact an art beta. Look through the applications of those who have offered their services so you can decide who you think would work best for your needs. You may want to pick a backup as well, just in case the first person you contacted can't offer their services.
2- When you contact them, make sure to tell them a bit about what you're doing in the initial email as well as what you're looking for in a beta. You should give the original prompt of course, but also a bit about what you're doing with it. Pairings, rating, etc, should all be in there too. Do NOT just send your artwork to the beta reader without letting them know first what they'll be beta-ing. Please let them know if you want this to be a continuous thing (i.e. they beta you as you go through the process/you send them in progress images/etc).
3- EMAIL the beta. Do not reply here to them.
4- Don't contact a beta at the last minute and expect them to have it back to you within hours. Give them some time.
Direct any questions to me, in reply to this post, private message, or email (hamburger.street AT gmail dot com.)
We hope this helps a lot of you out! Good luck.
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haro
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That's if you're not busy with anything though.
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Thank you for your interest!
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I'll send the finish arts around 10hb or 12hb.
I'll pm you right away~
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