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Historical Hetalia Week 2022 Feedback Survey
Hello Everyone! Here is the link to the 2022 HHW feedback survey! We would absolutely love to hear everyone’s feedback from this year’s event in hopes of improving future events, so if you have any comments, improvements, or things you think we could do better this is the place to do it.
That’s a Wrap!
Hello everyone! From all of us here at Historical Hetalia Week, we’d like to thank you all for participating in our event! We enjoyed seeing what everyone created and spreading everyone’s wonderful content.
That being said, if you would still like to participate and have your content reblogged, we will keep reblogging up until March 6th. So if you weren’t able to participate this week, there is still a chance! Also, if you did post your content during the week and it wasn’t reblogged, or if we did reblog it but we didn’t tag it properly, please let us know. Tumblr is weird sometimes and doesn’t let us know who tagged us all the time, and we want to make sure we give everyone’s content a chance to shine!
Lastly, after our extra week has ended, we will be putting out a feedback survey. If you have any feedback, postive or negative, that you’d like to give us, then please let us know! We would be happy to hear from you all to help improve the future events.
Thank you all again!
@historical-hetalia-weekbegins!
Day I, <500
Reference (from “the costume history” by Auguste Racinet, plate 4):
music - 明月千里寄相思 moody tunes to drink whiskey to
day 5 for @historical-hetalia-week - 1940? A.D.
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the new year lacked any signs of life
in early february, sprouting grass was a pleasant surprise
the white snow thought spring was late in coming
and purposely fluttered into the courtyard like flower petals
- spring snow, hanyu (tang)
day 2 for @historical-hetalia-week - 815 A.D.
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memories - funny how things change
day 1 for @historical-hetalia-week - 1700 B.C. - present day
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2022 Prompt Announcement
Hello everyone and welcome to Historical Hetalia Week 2022! This year, the event will be held from February 21st to February 27th, 2022.
Prompts:
Day 1 (21.02): B.C. – 500 // Memories
Day 2 (22.02): 500 – 1000 // Seasons
Day 3 (23.02): 1000 – 1500 // Tradition
Day 4 (24.02): 1500 – 1800 // Adventure
Day 5 (25.02): 1800 – 1945 // Music
Day 6 (26.02): 1945 onwards // Color
Day 7 (27.02): Free Day
Rules & Content Guidelines:
- Your work must be tagged with the following: #historicalhetaliaweek and/or @ this blog, Day and prompt being fulfilled (i.e. #hhw day 1 & #prompt: 500), proper tagging for any mature or triggering content (please see a non-exclusive list HERE)
- The event prompts will be broken into time periods to encompass all of history. However, there will also be additional prompts provided for each day. Participants are required to fulfill at least one prompt for that day. Content made for the addition prompt must have a historical setting, but not necessarily the time period it is paired with.
- Works including topics like genocide, ideologically sensitive issues, or recent tragedies will not be accepted. Works portraying topics like incest, pedophilia, rape, gore, and graphic violence will also not be accepted. If you are unsure if a work/idea conforms to this rule, our ask box is always open.
Additional Rules and Tagging Guidelines can be foundHERE
If you have any questions about the prompts or any of the rules, please don’t hesitate to ask! Our ask box is always open and we are happy to clarify.
