[follows taragel's link from the rememberlaura (http://community.livejournal.com/rememberlaura/) community] [is slightly confused, but starts prompting]
Ellen Tigh: Ellen knew that Bill Adama was Saul's ticket to redemption and a decent post. So, in addition to maneuvering to advance Saul's career, she also helped to get Bill his own command, without his knowledge. How?
Laura Roslin: Working with Richard Adar's wife on a campaign or committee, after Laura started sleeping with Richard
D'Anna: Visions and experiences while boxed
Starbuck: Anything between the destruction of her viper in "Maelstrom" and her appearance in the nice, shiny new one
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If we see something we like, do we just write it, or do we have to say, "I'm going to write that one." Is there a limit to how many people can write something for a single prompt?
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Date: 2010-10-03 07:19 pm (UTC)Ellen Tigh: Ellen knew that Bill Adama was Saul's ticket to redemption and a decent post. So, in addition to maneuvering to advance Saul's career, she also helped to get Bill his own command, without his knowledge. How?
Laura Roslin: Working with Richard Adar's wife on a campaign or committee, after Laura started sleeping with Richard
D'Anna: Visions and experiences while boxed
Starbuck: Anything between the destruction of her viper in "Maelstrom" and her appearance in the nice, shiny new one
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If we see something we like, do we just write it, or do we have to say, "I'm going to write that one." Is there a limit to how many people can write something for a single prompt?