Creator Reveals + 2019

[hetswapmod]

Creators have now been revealed over at the Het Swap 2018 collection! Please remember to thank your writer if you haven't already.

I plan to run this exchange again in 2019 around approximately the same time and will make a post with the new schedule late this year. A few questions for anyone who participated / is interested in participating:

This exchange has been writing-only for the past two rounds. Would you be interested in opening it to different media (art, podfic, etc)? If so, what is a good minimum requirement equivalent to 1,000 words?

There was some interest before the exchange began in opening the exchange to poly relationships. Is that still the case or would you prefer to keep the original pairing rules?

If you have any other suggestions for improving the exchange, let me know below / email me at hetswapex@gmail.com.

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Thanks! There weren't many responses about poly relationships, but since there are a few interested people, I'll open the exchange to include poly relationships next round. I'll also be adding art (drawn/digital) and video medium options.

Comments

[raininshadows]

While I probably wouldn't request or offer it, I like the idea of opening up to other mediums - it lets more people participate, and the more the merrier. Looking at some other exchanges with a 1k word count minimum for written work, WorldbuildingEx used "a finished piece of art, not on lined paper, with a total size of 400,000 pixels or more" as their art minimum; Rare Pair Fest required "computer- or hand-drawn and must be complete (no rough sketches)" for art; All in the Family required "a finished piece (not on lined paper)". (AitF also allowed vids, so long as they were "a minimum of 1 minute long and complete".) Based on those, I'd say "finished, not a sketch, not on lined paper" sounds like a workable art minimum equivalent to 1k.

[hetswapmod]

Thank you! I'm also of a the more the merrier opinion when it comes to the exchange. I'll open the exchange to art in the next round, likely "a finished piece of art on unlined paper, hand-drawn or digitally drawn".