You are now officially late

[zvi]

If I haven't got your story now, you have missed the mercy window (aka, I finished my story at 11:42 p.m. and stopped wanting to think about this whole project for ten hours.) I have e-mailed everyone from whom I have received a story, so if I didn't e-mail you about it, you are a defaulter.

However, even if you are a defaulter, turning your story in late has benefits.

1) Your recipient will be the lucky winner of two personalized stories! Yay!
2) Everyone gets to read an additional threesome story on January 6! Yay!
3) If your assigned writer turned in a story, your name will be on it, and you can publicly and proudly toot about it in your own journal.

Defaulted stories need to be in by January 4 to go up with everyone else's. I will still take them even after that, but astute observers may notice the changes being made to the files and infer the cause.

Comments

[amadi]

I mailed my story, as an attachment, in the HTML template format, at 12:03 a.m. this morning. I have not received an e-mail from you. The e-mail came from aecamadi at gmail.

[zvi]

You're in, and recorded as on time.

Sorry to cause panic, I sent out multiple batches of "your story has been received" e-mail, and you were on the border of group b and group c.

You are not a defaulter, and eligible to register next year.

[amadi]

Excellent. I was less concerned about defaulter status or whatever than the whereabouts of the story that seemed to have gone floating around in the aether.

[aldanise]

I sent in my story at 11:26 pm yesterday night. I have not received an email from you. The email address is maat.seshat at gmail. I can forward the message to you if you like.

[zvi]

I do have your story, and you are not a defaulter. Sorry that I missed you in the mass e-mails to tell people I had their story, that was my fault.

[aldanise]

Thank you. Good to hear you have it.