You can use the prompt for anything you like. For my "second run" awards I primarily used this very long piece I was writing and posted 500+ words each week if I could work in the prompt. If I couldn't I posted something else. As long as you meet the 500 word minimum and work in the prompt somehow it is perfectly fine to TBC things.
Also, as an aside about the prompts, they don't have to be used literally, as in you don't have to use the word itself. It's perfectly fine if you do but you can also write something inspired by the prompt as well and it's perfectly within the rules. Each week is a separate challenge so nothing has to carry over from week to week unless you want it to.
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Date: 2011-08-29 05:35 pm (UTC)Also, as an aside about the prompts, they don't have to be used literally, as in you don't have to use the word itself. It's perfectly fine if you do but you can also write something inspired by the prompt as well and it's perfectly within the rules. Each week is a separate challenge so nothing has to carry over from week to week unless you want it to.
I hope that answered what you were asking. :-D
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