#application template

[litttlelostlola]

014 • "𝗺𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗱𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗮"

On a no-page google doc, create your own dreamy character and let it come to life. To change the "FirstLast", double clic and go to "edit". Please keep it in one word, with capital letters at the beginning of the first and last name in order to keep it all straight.

RULES :

Do not steal my work, if you're purchasing it to reuse it at your liking and reupload it for others to use, you can stay away. I do not put my docs out here to be resold as a glow-down free version.

Do not use without credits. You need to keep the credits that I put at the top of my gdoc. Otherwise, please don't use my template.

I'd like you to leave a like, a comment, or reblog on my tumblr so I can remember you ! I saw some of you being fervent buyers of my work, and I would love to know who you are !

There is no way you will share this gdoc with your friends. It's made to be used by you if you purchase it. Send them the link to this page so they can buy it themselves, but please do not give away my docs for free.

FACECLAIM USED : Taylor Lashae

[lonepine]

PLAYER APPLICATION.

Will be updated at launch of next season.

Find the spectating application here!

PLEASE BE SURE TO THOROUGHLY READ OUR RULES AND FILL OUT YOUR CONSENT CHECKLIST ALONG WITH YOUR SUBMISSION.

If you have any questions or concerns, add us on discord @lonepineofficial to chat.

[rossresources]

mapo-dong application. html/css

application - ficha

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[ferventfox]

I'm not usually a "anti-ai people are insufferable reactionaries" poster, as I myself do not like AI.

But wow, this post sure is insufferable and reactionary.

"Oh no, you can't have ChatGPT write your emails because it's a plagiarism machine!!!"

Who out there actually cares about their emails being potentially plagiarized by someone else? Even if this hypothetical person existed I still wouldn't care. That shit just doesn't matter.

And then the proposed solution to struggling to write formal emails is "just look up templates" like??? How is that any less plagiarism than ChatGPT? If you are advising people to use templates, it's almost like you know that emails like this aren't a personal expression of anything and instead largely formulaic social rituals that most people want to avoid doing.

Emails are mostly slop; it's the perfect thing to use the slop generation machine for.

[goatsludge]

>optics mounts with piss poor zero retention

>usually costs more than building a flat top of equivalent or greater quality for half the practicality at best

>temu-tier garbage light mounts constantly used because people are allergic to drilling their shitty $25 "car15" handguards

>rear sight occludes nv housings yet neofudds parrot how great they are as nv risers

news to few but carry handles were never a secret "better" option they just look "cool" there's nothing to justify one outside of that we were all bitten hard by the GWOT BHD CAG GOON mentality during covid but now we need to start healing

[weandthecolor]

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40+ High-Resolution Packs of Free Textures for Designers — Speckyboy

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40+ High-Resolution Packs of Free Textures for Designers — Speckyboy

The number of options, directions, and aesthetic approaches you can take from simply adding a texture to your work is mind-boggling. Of course, not every design, photo, or video benefits from even the most subtle of textures, but you might be surprised at how a high-resolution texture can bring a design to life.

Knowing when to use a texture and which texture to use comes down to the flow of the design and the priority of information on the page. It is a good idea to keep certain textures in mind while working on a project, but don’t finalize them until you’ve seen the design as a whole.

Texture selection can be an involved and time-consuming process. Firstly, you have to search for that particular texture your design needs, and secondly, you have to test and tweak it to discover the one that actually works.

It is that search process we aim to help you with. We have a huge selection of free high-resolution textures for you today that are just shouting out for use in your next project.

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Textures in Your Workflow

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My Pinterest acc:

[sylvctica]

oughhhh auehauehe i love these templates to fill

i realized far too late yumeshipping technically means self-shipping which like…… everyone on twit uses it for oc/canon in general (and im gonna guess some of those are Just OCs) so whoopsies. something something OCs are an extension of the self in some form even if the overlaps can be minimal

[soapdispensersalesman]

[litttlelostlola]

013 · "𝗯𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗶"

Welcome to this new gdoc, entirely customizable. If you want the coloring of the pictures I used, contact me in private. Click on the source link to find the doc on sale at 5 EUROS.

Easy to use, click a picture to replace it with yours.

You can make it yours by changing the colours and the pictures, but don’t forget to 𝗞𝗘𝗘𝗣 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗧, because, even if you paid for it, don’t say you made it. It would make you a d!ckhead. You don’t want to be a d!ckhead. 

𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦 𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐝: roseanne park.

𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐓𝐎 𝐔𝐒𝐄: After purchasing, you will be sent a pdf file with a link, on the google doc, click file > make a copy

𝐑𝐔𝐋𝐄𝐒:

do not remove the credit

do not claim as your own

share or reblog if you use.

[kommabortsig]

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[rossresources]

fleurie. html/css

application - ficha

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[arodrwho]

uses of generative ai i think it makes sense to get mad about or be appalled by:

creating any kind of art, especially if then trying to build an audience using it and/or trying to make money off it

completing homework assignments

completing work tasks that significantly impact other people

completing work tasks that could significantly impact your professional reputation & career

any kind of research / treating it like a search engine

plugging unfinished fics into it to get an ending

editing writing of any kind

uses i think it doesnt make any sense to get all up in arms about:

writing emails

[greencarnation]

Emailing and calling doesn't have to stop at your politicians. If you can, email your school or your work and your union if you have one, but don't stop there. Any local organisation with a publicly available email address - environmental rights groups because this is an environmental crisis too, churches because look what's happening to Gaza's Christians, childrens charities, hospitals and health centres, journalists and newspapers, anything you can think of. Some will ignore you, some won't, some will already be organising shit in which case it's a good way to get involved

[rawliverandgoronspice]

for the ask game: 5, 25, 26

Heyy thank you so much!!!

5. What's a tag you never want to use for your works even when it applies?

So I have never... not applied a tag, I think? I mean, if we're going to be completely transparent: I have once written a story that involves a lot of really icky themes and situations, but that are not in any way meant to be titilating. So I guess in these kind of contexts, I don't tag all of the sexual content the way other fics tend to do, because I don't want to attract the "wrong" kind of audience (aka people who expected a... certain type of experience and who would end up with a very depressing one instead). The tagging system in Ao3 can be really great and helpful in some cases, and kind of a headscratcher in others. RIght now I'm also facing the complicated case of: one of the biggest tags of one of my upcoming fic is a MASSIVE spoiler, but it would attract a lot more people if I did put it in from the get-go!! And I don't know what to do about it.

25. Is writing the whole thing beforehand better or worse than writing it as you go?

Hmmm. I have done both. I think both have advantages and inconveniences.

If you write as you go, you have the ongoing momentum. You can use the comments to fuel your motivation to continue, and you stay in the flow of things in a far more effective way. It's also better when you want to get stuff out without long-term commitment to the idea, which is a fine thing to do honestly. But, on the other hand, you lack full control over the experience, and you have to let go of the quality threshold you can reasonably aspire to reach. And if, like me, you just *do not* write linearly, you can end up with a very patchy draft where you have chapter 3 ready to go, but chapter 4 isn't. Chapter 5 to 7 is tho!! but then you have nothing, except for a couple of scenes and then the last one. And now you have to trudge through Chapter 4 to release the rest of it even though you'd much rather write something else, which could affect the quality of Chapter 4, which could have been much better if only I had waited for the "natural time" for me to come back to it. I think Descant suffered from this a couple of times, for example (but that's honestly an extremely Me problem)

On the other hand!! Writing everything at once allows you for a degree of control you just cannot have otherwise. I have done this several times, the most notable being the actual seven years I took writing Halfway Home, my Mass Effect fanfiction. When I reread it today (when I manage to push myself to do it, we'll come back to that), I just cannot deny how polished it is on a line level, and how I would have hurt the story if I had, as I originally planned to, released it one chapter at a time. Doing this allowed me to refine my craft and understand my story in a way I would have never ever accessed otherwise, and I have become a much better writer for it. But the cost of that was also quite great. I think there is such a thing as overworking your project, and I did cross over that limit while working on Halfway Home; some chapters have lost the flow and the easiness and spark of their first draft counterparts and became instead construction projects, where the goal was sturdiness rather than emotion, and I'm pretty sure you can feel that burnout in the finished product in places. Another thing is also: when you have worked on a project for that long and when that project ate such a huge part of your life, you can tell yourself that you don't care about reception, but there's a degree of that sentiment that has to become a lie. It's impossible not to feel a sense of grief once you see seven years of your life packaged and released and getting lost in the natural release flow of Ao3. Not to mention the risk (turned into a reality in my case) that the fandom will straight up die and interest will completely wane by the time you actually do put that project out.

Of course, this is a very extreme case, but I think my current stance on things is: trying to aim for a mixture of both? I feel confident enough in my writing toolbox that I know I can afford to lose some of that final quality and polish if it means not hurting myself creatively in the long run, only to gain an additional 5-10% of quality most people would not have noticed. So I'm kind of a 60% writing ahead of time / 40% writing as I go kind of person. My next project will not be fully completed when I begin to release it, but I will only do that when I'm confident its bones are sturdy enough to support its own weight to survive on its own out there, in the Big Wild Ao3.

26. What would you describe as OOC?

Oooo the big bad question. Hmm. I think my opinion is kind of weird a little less scientific than I would like, but I believe that every character has an internal emotion and/or yearning that makes them tick and gives them energy in whichever original canon context we find them in. I don't have to agree with every author about what that original energy/yearning is, but if the case made is compelling enough and this energy is carried over in other contexts, I am willing to accept most behaviors if the internal argumentation makes sense to this sort of original point from which every canon and fanon branch spread out. I think people lose me when their take become disconnected of that original appearance and begins to ride the wave of Popular Fanon, by which I mean: fanon archetypes that are not specific to the media we are talking about, but just general idea such as "brooding guy who secretely cares a lot", "very jealous love interest", "huge protective teddy bear"... I realize a lot of this has to do with allowing characters to have interiority, honestly. A lot of what I believe to be OoC trends have to do with a complete disinterest in some characters' internal lives to serve a fantasy crammed into a mold that doesn't necesserily fit, and without the work being done to make it fit or to make the necessary adjustments to make it specific to the characters involved. I think it's also why I'm not super big on general tropes or AUs in most fandoms --not because all of them are bad or even do this at all, some play with conventions and specificity very very well, or that the practice is worthless, who am I to decide that honestly (and it's not), but because the very appeal of them tends to be flattening characters in very indistinct shapes that can be easily swapped and replaced with each other, and this is not why I, personally, tend to be interested in fanfiction as a medium.