Introduction & Guidelines
What is Setsuna Week?
Setsuna Week is a week dedicated to Setsuna in celebration of her birthday on May 20. To celebrate, we are encouraging fans to create fanworks about our favorite absent archer and post them during the week of the event.
When is Setsuna Week?
Setsuna Week 2017 runs from Sunday, May 14th to Saturday, May 20th. However, we may have some activities prior to the main event (i.e. an open call for Setsuna-centric prompts that others can fill in time for the event), and we will still reblog/publish late fanworks for an undetermined length of time after the event.
How do I participate in Setsuna Week?
Step 1: Make a thing—anything—as long as it's 1) focused on Setsuna or her relationship with others and 2) not hateful. (More info on what is considered hateful at the end of this post.) Also, feel free to check out our daily prompts for inspiration.
Step 2: Post the thing you made to Tumblr. You can do this one of two ways:
1) Upload the thing you made to your personal Tumblr and tag it with "setsunaweek2017". Make sure that "setsunaweek2017" is in the first five tags of your post. That way we will be able to see it in the tag and reblog it.
2) Submit your work directly to this blog using the submit link. If you choose to submit your work this way, you don't have to tag your post with "setsunaweek2017".
What kinds of fanworks are allowed?
Pretty much anything! Art, cosplay, crafts, edits, fic, headcanons, imagines, non-fiction essays, playlists, translations, vids, etc. If interpretive dance is your thing, go for it—that sounds amazing! If you can only draw stick figures, no problem—there's artistic merit in that, too!
If you're still feeling uninspired or simply don't have the time or energy to invest in creation, feel free to send us an ask and tell us what you like about Setsuna in as many or as few words as you like.
Do you accept NSFW content?
Yes, we do! However, we will only reblog NSFW content if the NSFW part is under a Read More. (Please also make it clear somewhere in your post that there is NSFW content under the Read More.) This is to ensure that fans who don't wish to see such content can easily avoid it.
However, if you either forget or choose not to put NSFW content under a Read More, we will still promote your work on this blog via a link in a new post.
Is there any type of content you don't accept?
The only hard rule we have in place (other than "must be focused on Setsuna") is "no hateful content." This includes, but is not limited to, character/ship bashing, complaining about how __ sucks, and fanworks with racist/sexist/etc. attitudes. Posts with such content, even if meant in jest, will not be reblogged/published as it goes against the spirit of the event and ruins everyone's fun.
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