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'''Pitchforks''' are a [[PPMB]] in-joke where writers who left unfinished stories were 'jabbed' by their readers with pitchforks or other pointy objects in a jesting way to encourage them to finish their story. As an 'angel in hell' [[Angelinhel]] first coined the use of a pitchfork (usually flaming). [[Kristen Bealer]] is another PPMB regular known for enthusiastic use of a pitchfork. Other fans preferred various implements, such as [[Thea Zara]]'s preference for the whip. Variations also include using [[fanon]] characters, such as [[Bump]] (especially when "bumping" an old thread), in mini-scenes to deliver the hint.
'''Pitchforks''' are a [[PPMB]] in-joke where writers who left unfinished stories were "jabbed" by their readers with pitchforks or other pointy objects in a jesting way, to encourage them to finish their tales. As an "angel in hell," [[Angelinhel]] first coined the use of a pitchfork (usually flaming). [[Kristen Bealer]] is another PPMB regular known for enthusiastic use of pitchforks. Other fans use various other implements, such as [[Thea Zara]], who prefers the whip. Variations also include using [[fanon]] characters, such as [[Bump]] (especially when "bumping" an old thread), in mini-scenes to deliver the hint.


[[Category: Fanwork Conventions]]
[[Category: Fanwork Conventions]]

Revision as of 02:00, 27 July 2008

Pitchforks are a PPMB in-joke where writers who left unfinished stories were "jabbed" by their readers with pitchforks or other pointy objects in a jesting way, to encourage them to finish their tales. As an "angel in hell," Angelinhel first coined the use of a pitchfork (usually flaming). Kristen Bealer is another PPMB regular known for enthusiastic use of pitchforks. Other fans use various other implements, such as Thea Zara, who prefers the whip. Variations also include using fanon characters, such as Bump (especially when "bumping" an old thread), in mini-scenes to deliver the hint.