Updates

April 10th, 2009

People Miscellany – A/F/U/C/O

Posted by Melody @ 3:50 pm (link)

This is a complete update of applications, finished/update/closed forms, overdue fanlistings for the People Miscellany category.

Upcoming People Miscellany
Culture: American (Language and Culture); Culture: Canadian (Language and Culture); Spelling (Language and Culture); People: Japanese (People); Women: Bisexual (People); Eyelashes (Physical Appearance and Voices)

Finished People Miscellany
Men: Japanese (People); Women: British (People)

Updated People Miscellany
Friends: Best Friends (Love and Relationships); Geeks (People); Eyes: Brown (Physical Appearance and Voices)

Closed People Miscellany (Open for application)
Disney Park Cast Members (Occupations)

Overdue People Miscellany (Not open for application)
The following fanlistings are scheduled for removal on 17 April 2009. If your fanlisting is listed below, please reply to the warning email or send a finished form.

Cosplayers (People); Flappers (People)

Overdue People Miscellany – Pending removal(Not open for application)
The following fanlistings are scheduled for removal tomorrow, 11 April 2009. If your fanlisting is listed below, please reply to the warning email or send a finished form.

Dancers: Male (Occupations)




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