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mcu_crossover_exchange2018-05-31 03:17 pm
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Nominations are OPEN!
The Marvel Cinematic Crossover Exchange is an exchange dedicated to fusions and crossovers between the MCU and other fandoms.
It’s June 1 somewhere, which means that nominations for the Marvel Cinematic Crossover Exchange are open! You can submit nominations for non-MCU fandoms you want to read or write crossovers or fusions about at the nominations page.
Submitting a nomination is non-binding: you don’t have to participate to submit a nomination, so if you’re not sure if you’ll be able to participate, feel free to nominate fandoms anyway. Check out the Ao3 collection page or Tumblr for more details.
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Thank you for commenting. This exchange will be hand-matched. The reason that movie-and-show specific characters can't be nominated is that because the MCU is so huge, matching is difficult even considering specific properties. Therefore, people will only be matched on the secondary fandom they requested. You'll only be able to tag your request and offer based on that.
The way you can request/offer your favourites is to mention them in request and offer notes. If you have any NOTPs or NOTCs, this is also the place to say so. Also, if you haven't seen any movies, this is the place to say which ones you've seen and which you haven't.
There's always an element of trusting your author in exchanges, and in this case, if you clearly state your likes and dislikes then the creator you're matched to should pay attention to them. And if you've got any really strong dislikes, DNWs are the place to put them.
Basically, the idea is - if you want to write for, say, Jason Bourne Trilogy (Movies), you could write in your notes that you're particularly interested in writing, say, a Captain America crossover, but you don't want to write Stony and you haven't seen Captain America: Civil War. I could then match you to a person whose likes and dislikes in their request aligned with yours.
Thank you for pointing the comment issue out. I've changed the settings :)