Rules
Tag! Tagging is essential. At a minimum, any ships and warnings must be tagged, but additional tags are always great!
If your work is explicit (something that could be rated E on AO3, or something "not safe for work") please tag it "NSFW", "NSFT", or "Explicit"—whichever is most comfortable for you. This blog will tag all such reblogs "explicit".
Be respectful. No bigotry or bullying. Please be respectful in comments and reblogs.
This is Tim Drake week, so while your work can also include/feature other characters, Tim Drake should be a major character.
You don't have to do all the days, and you can create any form of media you like: writing, artwork, fan edits, meta analysis, etc. Have fun with it, and maybe try something new!
FAQ
What types of media are allowed for this event? Any type of media is allowed! This includes, but is not limited to, writing, art, gifs, meta, rec lists, moodboards, etc.
Can I still participate in the event after the challenge is done/are late submissions allowed? Absolutely. This collection will remain open indefinitely.
Are crossovers allowed? Yes!
Do I have to do all the days? Nope! Feel free to pick and choose.
Do I have to use the quotes exactly? No, you can modify the quotes or even just use them as inspiration/a theme. For example, a fic based off of "I lie to Batman" does not need to include that as dialogue, but could be a fic about Tim lying to Batman or Tim could state "I sometimes lie to Batman."
Is [ship] allowed? Yes. Please tag the ship when you post your fanwork!
Will you reblog works that are posted late? Yes, absolutely! I will stop monitoring the tag a few days after the event, so @ this blog if you want them reblogged!
I don't want my work reblogged on the event blog. What can I do? You can message this blog before you post it, or put in the body of your post that you don't want it reblogged on this blog.
Can I use an alt prompt while still using a prompt from the day? Yes! You can add the alt prompts as bonuses if you want, or as substitutions.
Can I interpret a prompt an unconventional way? Definitely.
