#dangnotunes

This blog is going to go on hiatus, not like "you can't submit" but more like barely any tunes will be uploaded, this is just so the blog can be re-imagined in a way!

The theme is old, we are having problems with mods (only 1 is really doing their job) and it can be improved in a lot of different ways, and i'm going to get off my big fat behind to sort this stuff out!

Submissions will be closed but asks will still be open, so if you are interested in helping out on the blog you might be put on a reserve list, but bare in mind if mods do leave and you take over things will be a lot more strict, thanks for being supporters of the blog and have a happy new year!

(the link might not be working because of a url change- so i’ll try and fix that up sometime soon)

ah, but if you want to start a fandom music blog of your own, the first thing you’ll need to know is how frequently you’re going to update. we currently run at 7 posts per day from 12 am to 6 pm every day, with each post being set to post once every three hours. however, you could have a larger or smaller amount of posts per day, or update once every other day, whatever suits you! it’s possible you could go off of a “when i feel like it” schedule, but generally setting up a queue is a good idea for these kinds of blogs!

you should also establish a tagging system and try to be consistent with your tags (we kind of have trouble with that on here from time to time, but editing tags is always a possibility for better organization!). you have the option of putting a slash or two after a tag if you don’t want it to show up when someone looks in the actual tag. for example: tagging something as “#makoto naegi” will have it show up in the “makoto naegi” tag, while tagging it as “#makoto naegi //” won’t.

if someone sends in a request and you’re not sure if it’s already been sent in or done before, going through a relevant tag on your blog and searching to see if it’s already on the blog can be really helpful to prevent doubles from showing up!

and if anyone’s interested in how we make requests into audio posts, i think i’ll do a quick tutorial pretty soon on that!