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1. If I post a haiku in English, must it have exactly seventeen syllables, or is less than seventeen syllables OK? (I've heard that haikus in English should have less than 17 syllables, to get a "feel" in English that's similar to one that seventeen syllables in Japanese would evoke...)
2. Must shortfic and haiku responses to Comment Quicky challenges always include the prompt word, or is it OK for them just to be inspired by the prompt word?
3. Are brief explanations OK, or should Comment Quicky responses stand without them? For example, would it be OK to say something like the following before a haiku?:
4. What are accepted community customs for commenting on others' works? (I can imagine that one or more of the following might apply...):
Thanks!
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1. If I want a work of mine on my journal also, do I need to post the work here first & then repost it to my journal later? Or should I only leave a link to my fic I posted here on my journal?
2. Are proship(y) works allowed? I add warnings for the content on such works, but I'd figure asking first is better for everyone.
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