Comments on Submitting a Sequel as a Challenge by Yuriy Zubovski

Anonymuncule

Bravo, sir.
- Posted over 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Elizabeth Gallenberg

Wow, excellent!
- Posted over 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Eloquent Mess {(LoA)}

Hmm… I tried this almost a year ago and it didn’t work. I used the GET tags and everything, exactly as you tried it.

Congrats! Apparently they fixed things while I wasn’t looking.
- Posted over 9 years ago.
Yuriy Zubovski

The one thing I might not have made clear is that you have to actually go to the correct URL (with the right get tags) before you write and submit. I forgot that at least twice while trying this out.
- Posted over 9 years ago.
zxvasdf

Wow. I Really could have used that. It is no good after you submit, right?
- Posted almost 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Yuriy Zubovski

@ zxvasdf- unfortunately no, but you may be able to delete your ficly (if there were no prequels or sequels made to it) and then repost it.
- Posted almost 9 years ago.
32 Squared

What’s the difference between this and just selecting the prequel/sequel option?
- Posted over 8 years ago.
Yuriy Zubovski

@32 Squared: As it stands, you can only connect your ficly to one other node. But what if it matches two nodes, i.e. you are reusing a character from an older ficly, but your new story is meant for a challenge. This method lets you tie your ficly to both, so readers will be able to follow up on your character’s past.
- Posted over 8 years ago.