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Prompt Post 1
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At least one of the characters in your prompt must have been in Captain America: The First Avenger or Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
As of May 3, 2014, the spoiler policy is no longer in effect.
Update, April 22, 2014:
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Fill: Title
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At least one of the characters in your prompt must have been in Captain America: The First Avenger or Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
As of May 3, 2014, the spoiler policy is no longer in effect.
Update, April 22, 2014:
For fills, please use the following format:
Fill: Title
Including the pairing, warnings/CNTW, and any other information after the fill and title in the subject line or in the first line of the comment.
Links:
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Fills
Discussion
Delicious Archive
Re: Authornon here
(Anonymous) 2016-08-18 04:40 pm (UTC)(link)The main language is just plain, whether it's English or Russian or whatever; a fic set in the Red Room would just have everything in English "translation". When I want to emphasize that the characters are speaking some other language that they understand, it goes in <angle brackets>. Languages the viewpoint character doesn't understand are in their native alphabet (or other writing system) and italicized if available.
Of course this can all go out the window for effect; Bucky speaks Russian just fine by Civil War but I'd still put the trigger words in Cyrillic, e.g. :)
(Aren't Russian nicknames awesome? They're the best.)