Fill Status

_filled - Prompt is FILLED and STILL EXISTS/PUBLIC.

_filled!completed - Fill for prompt is marked, posted (#/#), or reposted publicly as COMPLETED.

_filled!mini - Fill for prompt is either marked as "mini!fill" (or synonyms), OR is only ONE COMMENT LONG.

_filled!wip - Fill for prompt is marked or posted incomplete.

_unfilled - Prompt is UNFILLED.

_deleted.fill - Fill is deleted. Do NOT add any other fill status tags to this.

_fill!only - Prompt is deleted, fill still exists; or mis-commented fill. Also tag with FILLED.

_fanmix - Either prompt REQUESTS a fanmix, or resulting fill IS a fanmix. Also tag if FILLED or UNFILLED.

_fanvid - Either prompt REQUESTS a fanvid, or resulting fill IS a fanvid. Also tag if FILLED or UNFILLED.

_fanart - Either prompt REQUESTS a fanart, or resulting fill IS a fanart. Also tag if FILLED or UNFILLED.

@reposted - Prompt is reposted from a previous round.

Pairings

• All prompts MUST be marked with a pairing tag (#) or !gen


• All pairings are listed in alphabetical order.


• All pairings must have at least ONE main* character or actor from The Social Network.


• Characters in same actor crossovers are listed as actor!character.


• Any - Prompt allows any canonical character and/or OC in the pairing.


• "Other(s)" - Prompt specifically requests OC(s) in the pairing.


• Xover.char - Prompt specifically requests a NON-same actor crossover character in the pairing


• Movie Ensemble - Prompt specifically requests 5 or more main characters from TSN in a ROMANTIC or SEXUAL relationship.


• RPF Ensemble - Prompt specifically requests 4 or more actors often found in TSN RPF in a ROMANTIC or SEXUAL relationship.


• OT4 - Prompt specifically requests any sort of relationship equally between Eduardo, Mark, Dustin, and Chris.


• OT4+Sean - See above, plus Sean.

Genre

All are either explicitly stated or inferred.

%angst - also synonymous with "tragedy"

%crack

%fluff - only explicitly stated

%hurt_comfort - either explicitly stated or prompt infers a character taking care of another (even if devoid of the "hurt" part)

%smut - prompt only requests a sexual situation

Characters

Characters listed must be integral to the prompt; i.e. suggestions of characters appearing will not be listed.

c_:original - examples: kids in kidfic, lovers in affairfic, nonexistent twins

c:!any - included in anything listed as #!any/character or #!any

c:girl!character - prompt specifically mentions a character as a girl (gender, not sex) version of themselves

Jobs [careers/hobbies/interests]

• Jobs are professional or non-professional roles characters have that are NOT their canonical jobs, current or former.


• Police/cops, detectives, CIA, FBI, etc. are under "crimestoppers."


• Mafia AUs and other organized crime are under "morally aligned syndicate."


• "Criminals/murderers" and "morally aligned syndicate" may overlap, but are not synonymous.


• Any sort of band/music AU will be under "musicians"; singers specifically refers to all characters being singers (or singing) only.


• "Spy/PI" is a profession; "undercover agent" is a subsect of a crimestopper acting as a spy.


• "Stripper/dancer" is synonymous with gogo boys and club dancers.


• "Schoolteacher" refers to only one character being a schoolteacher (another being a parent); "teachers" refers to all (or most) parties of a relationship being teachers.


• "TV host" is a character as someone who goes on TV (including weathermen.)


• Brothels refer to (interaction with) organized prostitution; hooker/escorts refer to (interaction with) a character as an individual hooker without mention of an organization.

Kinks

• Kinks here are defined as any prompt that focuses on the body, physical action, physical interaction, and sexual interaction.


• If a prompt requests something sexually (i.e. filed under %smut) that is a fannish-recognized kink, it will be listed here.


• [something]!sex goes by the same rule as above, e.g. wall!sex, hotel!sex, car!sex, chair!sex, makeup!sex.


• !sex has the prior as a specific fetish/kink of some sort. .sex has the prior as a descriptor for a common phrase (e.g. phone sex, loud sex, marathon sex, shower sex)


• "First time" refers to sexual first time.


• "Hair" refers to any body hair as a fetish.


• "Dialogue" refers to specific words being said, e.g. getting off on being called "pretty." It is not synonymous with "dirty talk."


• "Hitting" usually refers to being slapped in the face. It is not synonymous with "spanking."


• "Body contact" refers to intentionally non-sexual body contact (this includes hugs.)


• "Body worship" refers to any part of another character's body being fixated on.


• "Clothes" refers to any non-underwear and non-crossdressing clothing being fixated on, e.g. suits.


• "Orgy" refers to specifically sex between three or more characters, not just the polyamory aspect. This includes bukkake.

Kink Positions

• If a specific ship is requested but only one character is requested to be in a certain position, the other character will by inference be tagged in the complementary position.


• Top/bottom = Penetration (or as specified in prompt)


• Dom/sub = Position of power control (or as specified in prompt)

Prompt Types

Non-freeform text-based prompts.

image_prompt - image [link] is used as basis

music_prompt - music AND/OR lyrics is used as basis

quote_prompt - quote is used as basis OR requested to be said by a character. Not synonymous with tfln.

tfln - prompt originates from Texts From Last Night

video_prompt - video is used as basis

Relationship

Specifies a type of relationship PRIOR or IN THE BEGINNING or AT THE END** of the prompt request.

breakup - characters break up at the end

childhood friends - characters are friends since prompt-defined childhood/when they're younger

coworkers - characters work at the same job in the beginning

established - characters are already in a relationship in the beginning

friend_of_friends - characters are introduced by other characters in the beginning or during the story

friendship - prompt focuses on the friendship between characters [not always listed as pairing]

fuckbuddies - characters are, begin, or end in a friends with benefits relationship

long distance - prompt focuses on how characters are in a long distance established relationship. Do NOT also tag "established."

neighbors - characters begin as neighbors

one.sided - prompt focuses on a one-sided love without need of reciprocation

online.friends - characters begin (or initially start as) online friends

open.rship - characters are in an open relationship

partnered.up - characters are partnered

past - characters used to be in a relationship; time has passed since the breakup (to not be tagged as r:breakup)

pre.slash - prompt requests for work to end in pre-slash

rivalry - characters have a non-companionable relationship

roommates - characters are requested to be roommates in the prompt while NOT following canon arrangements of roommates

step.siblings - characters are step-siblings

** with the exception of happy endings/get togethers

Tropes

Tropes are defined as a narrative device or theme that can take place in any story; i.e. can be embedded into canon somehow, or be an AU of its own.
A full list of tropes can be found here

Universes

u:!any - unspecified OR prompt states for any.
Trope requests that don't specify if the trope is to be integrated into canon or in an AU are also marked as Any.

u:!trope.fusion - trope is integrated as a feature in canon and cannot take place in the canon world (usually has magical, supernatural, scifi, or fantastical elements)

AUs - Definite AU elements that cannot or do not fit into either the timeline OR the rules of the canon narrative

• Career - Tagged career affects the career of ALL characters. Do not overlap with "Mark is Mark, Eduardo is X"(& vice versa)


• Kink - Tagged kink creates an entirely alternate universe in terms of WORLD RULES, e.g. omegaverse, bdsm.


• Trope - Tagged trope creates an entirely alternate universe in terms of SETTING, e.g. slavery, psychiatric ward, war, prison, hospital, robots (wherein robots are a normal part of society), fairytale, etc.
  Fandom AU also fits here.

Canon - Take place in the canon timeline OR follows the rules of the canon narrative in some way.

• Eduardo is Eduardo, Mark is X - Eduardo is an investor, consultant, or some iteration of a businessman while Mark is not simultaneously the creator of Facebook. Alternatively, Mark doesn't go to Harvard (and Eduardo presumably does.)


• Mark is Mark, Eduardo is X - Mark is the creator of Facebook; Facebook exists in some way; Mark works on Facebook, without Eduardo as the initial CFO. Alternatively, Eduardo doesn't go to Harvard (and Mark presumably does.)


• College[AU] - Takes place in a college setting, but ambiguous if takes place during "Harvard era."

RPF

• Filming - during the filming of any movie that any featured character has starred in

u:xover - crossovers that do not fit in the following categories;

• u:xover.canon - crossovers wherein any canonical character interacts with any canonical character in a different title, in the world of The Social Network; OR canonverse and the crossover universe simultaneously exist.


• u:xover.fusion - crossovers wherein ALL canonical characters in The Social Network are integrated into the rules/world of a different title


• u:xover.plot - crossover prompts that adapt the plotline of a different title. May also adapt the world (depending on genre), but not inherently. If it doesn't also adapt the world, additional universe tags may be required if the prompt specifies it.

Warnings

As mentioned or inferred in prompt.

Crossovers

RPF/Movie - Characters from the movie interact with the RPF cast OR RPF counterparts of movie characters are featured (e.g. rl!Mark as compared to tsn!Mark)

Same Actor - Any character that Andrew Garfield or Jesse Eisenberg has starred in interacts with Andrew, Jesse, tsn!Mark, or tsn!Eduardo.

Xover titles - Either must be a well-known movie that any main cast of The Social Network has starred in (e.g. Never Let Me Go, 30 Minutes or Less, Spiderman), OR has been requested at least 3 times.

Xover genres - Sorted by genre. Sometimes dual-tagged if title overlaps with more than one genre. "Drama" indicates a dramatic plot unrelated to romance.