1. There is no deadline, you can take as long as you'd like to complete a table.
2. By your second question, are you asking if you can collaborate with someone else to write a set? If so, then I have to say no, all of the fics should be written by you. But if you're asking if you can use any prompt table you wish despite other people's claims, then yes. The only thing that has to be different is your pairing.
4. It's a little hard to explain why you can only use one unique pairing, but basically it's just common practice in claiming communities like this one. Your pairing can't be the same as other people's in order to ensure variety in the community. But if you finish your thirteen prompts and want to claim a new pairing, you're certainly free to do so. You just have to do one at a time.
I hope that helps, and I apologize if I couldn't explain something properly. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.
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1. There is no deadline, you can take as long as you'd like to complete a table.
2. By your second question, are you asking if you can collaborate with someone else to write a set? If so, then I have to say no, all of the fics should be written by you. But if you're asking if you can use any prompt table you wish despite other people's claims, then yes. The only thing that has to be different is your pairing.
3. You post your fics directly to our community. First you have to join the community by clicking this link here: http://www.livejournal.com/community/join.bml?comm=rarepair_shorts. Then, when you're ready to post a fic, use this link here: http://www.livejournal.com/update.bml?usejournal=rarepair_shorts. Then just paste your fic into the entry box and post! Just remember to use the proper header in your posts. (That's found in the rules post here: http://rarepair-shorts.livejournal.com/537.html)
4. It's a little hard to explain why you can only use one unique pairing, but basically it's just common practice in claiming communities like this one. Your pairing can't be the same as other people's in order to ensure variety in the community. But if you finish your thirteen prompts and want to claim a new pairing, you're certainly free to do so. You just have to do one at a time.
I hope that helps, and I apologize if I couldn't explain something properly. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.