#mod aisha

Okay, for those of you who haven't done Trektober before (in our SEVENTH YEAR, which even we can't believe), the rules are simple:

Each day of October has three prompts. One is a general plot prompt, one is a Star Trek-themed prompt, one is an NSFW prompt. You can pick any number of those prompts on each day, and create something for them. You can do as many days or as few as you like, whatever motivates you best!

If you'd like to keep to the rules and go for 100% completion, we allow three wildcards a month to just create whatever the heck you want on those days.

And if any of this doesn't work for you, it's totally fine to do something else! The important thing is, you're here, you're creating, and you're supporting your fellow creators.

The only non-negotiable rule is please tag appropriately! We do not place any restrictions on forms or nature of works produced, so we trust you all to know what's best, and to be kind to people while you do it.

So without further ado, here are your prompt lists! As always, NSFW list is under the cut, for those who would prefer to avoid.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR INAZUMA ELEVEN FAMILY 

I hope you’ll have a great New Year with Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin coming, thank you for everything! GO TEAM FOREVER! 

           -Lina 

Happy new year everyone !! I am so glad to be part of this amazing fandom,No, Family and so honored to meet a lot of you !!! thank you for supporting this blog and I hope we will do our best next year 

          -Aisha

Thank you so much for all the support this blog has gotten. We will continue to work very hard for you and we hope to have a magnificent year with everyone in the fandom. Good luck and stay strong.

          -Yozakura

Thank for all of your support so far!! Let's keep the love for Inazuma and GO strong in 2018 too! Have a wonderful new year!! 

“It’s not dark powers!” Ara protests when Aisha asks.  “It’s just… uh…”

“Using your opponents’ energies to defeat them?”

“Shut up,” Ara grumbles, blushing at Aisha’s smirk and Eun’s laughter.  “At least I’m not making demon contracts.”

“Angkor didn’t know I’d be using his power to put down a demon invasion.”  Aisha’s smirk turns to a smile, and she swings her legs, looking down at the ground from her perch on the balcony railing.  “So.  Joke’s on him, really.”

“At least I don’t get yelled at by my power source every time I fight.”  Ara laughs.  Eun growls.

Is that all I am to you?

I’m kidding, Ara says silently, and ignores Eun’s annoyance.  Aisha is smiling at her.

Before we get into Trektober this year I'd just like to show you all something.

This is a comment that Demerite, who you may know as Mod Demi, left on one of my fics in 2018. This is the first time we ever interacted.

We graduated from there to exchanging messages on tumblr, and on Discord. When tumblr introduced their horrifying chat groups in 2019, we branched out and started the USS McKirk Discord server.

It was such a huge social and emotional lifeline for me in a world where people who share my interests are not always geographically close to me. I still read messages on that server every day and smile. I just moved home, and went through the pile of cards and gifts I've received in our exchanges, and it nearly brought me to tears with gratitude. I have met, in person, eight of those people. I consider some of them my closest friends.

Through it all, Demi has been my guiding light for what is real and true. They are kind, creative and so in sync with me that I still marvel, sometimes. They remain one of the most wonderful, incredible people I have ever encountered.

So if you ever think to yourself that comments on creative works cannot possibly matter, please remember

My life was irreparably changed by one.

None of us want to be alone out there.

Events like this one (and in fact very specifically this one) would not exist without them.

Hi,

Yes please do! All we request on posting to the collection is that works are tagged as comprehensively as possible, any languages are fine!

I think you might have come to the wrong place. 

Because, if you think either of the mods are going to denounce proshippers on this blog, you are beyond mistaken. Trektober, its creators, and its moderators stand behind fans’ right to create whatever content they want. We acknowledge that what people choose to create and/or consume in fiction does not reflect what they enjoy or condone in real life. We recognise that creating or consuming works seen by some as “taboo” is a legitimate coping strategy used by many people suffering from a range of traumas, and can be a valuable tool in healing.

So no, we’re not going to tell people what types of content to create. We will, as we do every year, recommend that people tag their works appropriately so that others can choose what types of content they personally want to experience.

This challenge is a safe space, but not for people like you. 

Okay, here we go.

Pro-shipper and Anti-shipper are both terms that have evolved significantly over time, and they mean different things to different people. As such it's probably best for you to do your own research using a variety of trusted sources.

Being a proshipper means allowing people to create and enjoy whatever fictional works they want without judgment, policing or censorship, regardless of the perceived moral value of that creation. This is because fiction does not equal reality, and consuming content deemed problematic does not equal approval of morally wrong acts occurring in real life.

As always, we ask that creators tag works appropriately so those responsibly avoiding specific content may do so.

Thank you so much! It's really important to us that people have the freedom to create whatever they want.

We are so happy to be here again and to see how many wonderful creative people are engaging with the event. It really means a lot.

And of course we are also very excited to see what everyone creates!