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urbandruidBack in August I took over ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
aurors100, mostly because I'm crazy. Now I'm kind of toying with the idea of what to do with it. I could, probably should, continue it as a drabble comm, but I also had the probably insane idea to redo it as some kind of HP-based 100 fics challenge.
Don't ask me where I get this stuff from, because I really don't know. I suppose I ought to come up with some kind of challenge for this month, since it went on a monthly, not weekly, basis.
For, you know, the like twelve people who are still members, not counting the deleted journal I just got rid of, because deleted journals as members of things really bug me.
So, is there an etiquette when you take over a comm from someone, that they say is all yours? Do you get to change whatever you want? Layout, default icon, and stuff? Should I remove the other person as a mod, since they said they wanted to get rid of the comm? I have no idea how this works.
aurors100, mostly because I'm crazy. Now I'm kind of toying with the idea of what to do with it. I could, probably should, continue it as a drabble comm, but I also had the probably insane idea to redo it as some kind of HP-based 100 fics challenge.Don't ask me where I get this stuff from, because I really don't know. I suppose I ought to come up with some kind of challenge for this month, since it went on a monthly, not weekly, basis.
For, you know, the like twelve people who are still members, not counting the deleted journal I just got rid of, because deleted journals as members of things really bug me.
So, is there an etiquette when you take over a comm from someone, that they say is all yours? Do you get to change whatever you want? Layout, default icon, and stuff? Should I remove the other person as a mod, since they said they wanted to get rid of the comm? I have no idea how this works.
