Creator Reveals!

[pumpkinkingmod]

Creators have been revealed! Thank you everyone for a great round, you all did amazing work.

Community Challenge Results
At last count, the community treated 234 people—85% of participants. Congratulations! The prize badges for Tiers 1 and 2 can be found at this post.

Thank you again to the anonymous artist for the custom badges, and thank you to shadowsapiens for running the treating spreadsheet.

2021 Feedback
I would love to get feedback on how the exchange went for participants this year, including:

- In general, is there anything that could be better clarified in the FAQ for next year?
- How was your experience with the community challenge?
- Did the addition of relationship matching negatively or positively impact your matchability, finding people to treat, etc?

Note: I won't be replying to every comment here but will get to questions as I can. If you'd prefer to give feedback privately, my email is halloweenmod@gmx.com.

I'll confirm whether TOT 2022 will include the option of relationship matching by the end of this month, so everyone has time to plan their 2022 exchange calendars.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

- In general, is there anything that could be better clarified in the FAQ for next year?

I'd appreciate a little more clarity on the sock rule! It says if one account is banned, both will be - does that mean people are expected to declare their socks? Also a little more explanation about OR matching would be appreciated! I know how it goes from previous years but I do think that section is a little confusing for newbs.

- How was your experience with the community challenge?

Spectacular! I had a lot of fun treating people. I love the spreadsheet especially, it makes it so easy to find people.

- Did the addition of relationship matching negatively or positively impact your matchability, finding people to treat, etc?

I matched on a character, same as always, so no changes there! I think people requesting ships made it a little easier to find people to treat - I treated &, /, and single-character requests, but having the clarity of knowing at a glance when people wanted a focus on a specific relationship made things easy.

[(Anonymous)]

I treated &, /, and single-character requests, but having the clarity of knowing at a glance when people wanted a focus on a specific relationship made things easy.

I liked this for treats and for offers! It's much quicker than clicking on the letters or reading the requests just to see if somebody wants gen I can write or a ship I can write.