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Guilt Monkey

A Guilt Monkey is a monkey that guilts you into writing. 
This term appears to have originally become popularized in William Onken, Jr. and Donald L. Wass' 1974 article for the Harvard Business Review titled Management Time: Who's got the monkey?. In the article, the hypothetical monkey is a problem hanging off of an employee who then passes it off to manager to deal with instead of addressing it themselves. A 1999 link to the article referred to it as one of their two most popular reprints at that time.
The concept was well enough known in the late 1990s that Accoutraments, self-titled Outfitters of Popular Culture, sold plastic monkeys that could be handed back to employees when they attempted to hand off a 'monkey' to their manager.
==Guilt Monkeys and NaNoWriMo==
Guilt Monkeys were featured as denizens of NaNoLand in the official 2010 NaNoWriMo artwork (t-shirts, posters, participant badge).
In 2012 the guilt monkey was featured on a trading card for the 2012 Summer Fundraising Drive. Interestingly, this article did not exist at the time, so the NaNo staff couldn't link to it in explanation.
Guilt Monkeys can also be found in the Guilt Monkey Game.
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Guilt Monkey Game

The Guilt Monkey 'Game' was created by the USA::Michigan::Lansing region in 2012 as a way to motivate participants throughout the month. Based off of NaNoWriMo's Guilt Monkey, participants can earn the right to pass monkeys by accomplishing certain goals. Multiple barrels of monkeys were purchased and each monkey individually numbered for tracking. The region switched from using the barrels to envelopes in 2013 to decrease the risk of monkey loss en transit.
The game was an immediate success and in addition to encouraging goal completion, the game encouraged participants to meet and get to know other participants at write-ins. Prizes are awarded at the region's annual TGIO party for those who passed the most monkeys in the month. 
==Guilt Monkey Rules==
Per the USA::Michigan::Lansing Forums
Guilt Monkeys will be distributed in their envelopes to members of the [USA::Michigan::Lansing] region at ML write-ins. Guilt Monkeys can be passed along at other write-ins as well, but transfers must be registered via filling out a registration sheet which is then handed to a region ML, via Twitter or by entering the information in the Guilt Monkey Registration Station.
Holders of Guilt Monkeys can transfer them to another member of the region (who has not reached 50,000 words) at these points in time:
*At each 5,000 word point, you may give a monkey to a fellow wrimo
*When you win a word war, you may give a monkey to your word war challenger
*When you complete a Cauldron of Doom challenge (whether you win or not)
*Attending a write in
*Fill out your title and excerpt on the site
*Post on the Intro thread
*Make a donation
Each Guilt Monkey is numbered for tracking purposes.
Once you have reached 50,000 words, you may give your envelope to a wrimo who does not have one yet. (Monkeys and envelopes can not be given to someone who has reached 50,000 words.)
If you don’t want to burden others with your Guilt Monkeys the MLs have a foster home for them until them can be adopted by someone in need of Guilt Monkey love.
All Guilt Monkeys and their envelopes MUST be returned to the USA::Michigan::Lansing region MLs at the end of November. (If you somehow forget, you may also mail them back to the address under your instruction label)
Prizes will be given out at the TGIO party for the most monkeys distributed to others.
==Caught in Action==
Halo

A halo is a token of appreciation given to Wrimos who donate to the NaNoWriMo non-profit. It appear next to the username of the charitable Wrimo and on the Wrimo's profile. 
The origins of the halo are unknown, but are believed to have been introduced in 2004 . At the time only people who donated directly through the store could receive halos. Now Wrimos who get sponsored or raise the full amount for the Night of Writing Dangerously can also receive halos. 
When donating, Wrimos can choose whether they wish to receive a halo. This is a separate option from choosing the other donor goodies, so Wrimos who don't want the rest of the donor goodies can still receive a halo. They may also pass their halo on to another user by entering that Wrimo's name where prompted. This is particularly useful while performing a halo spree on Donation Days. As of 2016, it is now possible to easily gift a halo to another Wrimo directly through the NaNoWriMo store.
Before NaNoWriMo's move to Ruby on Rails, the halo appears with the Wrimo's username both in the "created" and "last post" columns of a forum and beside the post itself, as shown.
NaNo has also introduced halos over each badge in the years participated and won area of user profiles. The halos over the years indicate a donation to the NaNoWriMo nonprofit. They do not indicate halos gained from MLing, so MLs who donated their halo to someone else won't see a halo for that year.
In February 2017 NaNoWriMo introduced the paper crown to replace the halo for the Patrons of Prose who donate monthly.
The Script Frenzy equivalent of the halo was the golden ticket. It was introduced in 2007 with Script Frenzy and worked the same way as the halo.
 
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Halo spree

:This article is also known as #halospree but appears here as Halo spree due to technical restrictions.
A halo spree (also known under #halospree) is the act of donating to the NaNoWriMo non-profit and giving the donor halo to another Wrimo. While donating on behalf of another Wrimo has been possible almost as long as donating to NaNoWriMo has, the halo spree term and hashtag originated during the NaNoWriMo Writing Marathon Donation Day of 2013 via Twitter. The term can be used as a noun or as a verb (for instance, to halo spree a Wrimo).
The #halospree hashtag originated via Twitter, with @Sushimustwrite and @madicienne discussing the upcoming Donation Day. Sushimustwrite mentioned checking her bank account to see if a halo spree was financially doable. @Madicienne replied, expressing their love of the halo spree term and used the #halospree hashtag for the first time in a NaNoWriMo context.
Since then, the #halospree hashtag has been used in NaNoWriMo Donation Days, including by the staff on official channels. Wrimos discuss offering a halo to other participants, while Wrimos who are unable to donate may request a halo with the hashtag. Not everyone is guaranteed a halo, but it's a good start. In 2015, a forum thread was created in the All-Ages Coffee House to connect donors to recipients.
Donating extra halos during Donation Days also gives the donating Wrimo more chances to win the various hourly prizes, another motivation for making multiple donations and supporting NaNoWriMo.
The #halospree hashtag has some non-NaNoWriMo uses, such as referring to the Halo video game. However, the primary use of the hashtag is now NaNoWriMo-related.
As of 2016, the Nanowrimo store provided a specific option to donate a halo in someone else's name. The #halospree name was reflected in this donation; the identifier for gifting a halo as it appeared in orders was NANO-HALO-SPREE. This option has disappeared as of April 2021; however, donors may still donate on another writer's behalf and enter the recipient's username.
==External Links==
* the #halospree hashtag on Twitter
* The NaNoWriMo store, where you can halospree the Wrimo of your choice
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Handwriters

Handwriters are a small but robust minority of Wrimos. Generally they write in notebooks, with a variety of writing implements from pencils to gel pens, a subject of discussions on the NaNo Technology forums. Some handwriters use the notebook to get their words down, often in places where a computer would not be practical for writing, then type them into a word processor later. Others are content to produce an entire handwritten novel without needing to get their word count validated, or use the Luddite clause. As such, some people refer to the handwriters as "Luddites".
==Handwriting-related topics==
* Types of writing implements
* Types of paper or notebooks
* How to back up a handwritten novel
* Dealing with hand cramps
Category:NaNoWriMo terms
Heather Dudley

Heather Dudley (former username Dragonchilde) was the staff Forums Moderator for the NaNoWriMo and Script Frenzy forums, as well as the Script Frenzy Young Writers Program forums. She was chosen as the successor to Cybele May in 2007, and joined the team in an official capacity in January 2008. She also moderated the NaNoWriMo Young Writers Program forums until 2011 when Cylithria Dubois joined the OLL staff to moderate the YWP NaNo forums. In 2012 Heather became a full NaNoWriMo employee as the Lead Forums Moderator until she stepped down in August 2021. 
She first joined the event in 2002. She volunteered as a local Municipal Liaison for the Macon, GA region in 2003, and began moderating the Rules and Regulations forum as a volunteer in 2004, alongside Rolnikov. These duties expanded to include all three of the NaNoWriMo Etc forums, Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae, Site and Message Board Feedback and Suggestions, Tech Help & Site Bug Reports in the following years before joining the NaNoWriMo staff.
==External Links==
* NaNoWriMo Profile
* Script Frenzy Profile
* Twitter Feed
Category:OLL staff
Helpful Resources

Helpful Resources (formerly Helpful Resources and Sites until September 2019, and Helpful Orgs and Sites before that) is a NaNoWriMo forum for discussing useful writing links and tools Wrimos have found. Some of the most popular threads include Write or Die and other writerly tools. Occasionally participants will post links to their own personal sites; these should generally be posted in Classifieds. Similarly, posts about software belong in Software & Tech. Various social media site threads also lived here before gaining their own forum in 2015.
In 2012 and 2013 the sticky post in the Helpful Resources and Sites forum included a link to Wikiwrimo.
Helpful Resources is one of the original forums introduced in 2002. By 2005 its forum description was changed again and remained the same for ten years before a small addition in 2015.
As of September 2019, Helpful Resources is a top-level forum and contains four subforums: Software & Tech, Soundtracks & Music, Social Media, and Artisans. Before September 2019, Helpful Resources lived in the Resources & Writing Support forum category.
== Forum Description == 
"Know of an organization or site that will love us unconditionally? That will cook us dinner or give us money or make us famous? Post the info here." (2002-2003)
"A map of the parts of the world where amateur novelists are loved, admired, and given free shrimp dinners." (2005-2014)
"A map of the parts of the world where amateur novelists are loved, admired, and given free shrimp dinners. Share your favorite resources and writerly websites." (2015-present)
==Popular threads==
* Free Shrimp Dinner
* Threads seeking other Wrimos on various social networks (before the social media forum was created)
* Generators for things like titles and names
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* Cybele May (2004-2007)
* Dichotomy6958 (2007)
* dancin_kare (2007)
* Apollo16 (2009-2011)
* Lynne M-S (2012)
* forestone (2013)
* CoffeeChick (2014)
* rhymeswithpi (2015-September 2018)
* Samma Jaye (October 2018-September 2019) (joined global moderators)
== External Links ==
* Helpful Resources forum (with subforums filtered out)
Category: NaNoWriMo forums
Hipster PDA

A hipster PDA is a pack of index cards with a clip where each card serves a different function as a retro-PDA (Personal Digital Assistant). 
== History ==
Writer and blogger Merlin Mann introduced the Hipster PDA in 2004.
In 2005, NewMexicoKid (co-Municipal Liaison (ML) for the Illinois::Naperville region of NaNoWriMo) created a NaNoWriMo version and introduced it to the NaNoWriMo ML community.
== Cards Kept in Hipster PDA ==
*reference links to important sites
*advice cards for noveling
*NaNo calendar
*blank cards
*story board cards
*cards with forms upon them for various purposes 
*Helpful references or inspirational cards
== Sources ==
http://hipsterpda.naperwrimo.org/
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Historical Fiction

Historical Fiction is a genre of fiction focusing on made-up events set in a real time period (usually prior to 1970).
The historical fiction forum is a place for the history fiction buffs to discuss their writing.
== Forum Description == 
"Taking a trip through time without the benefit of a time machine? Writing alt-history about Napoleon's underpants? Come here to pick other historical fiction writers' brains about how to dress your nineteenth century cowboy, or house your prehistoric explorer!" (2015-present)
"Grappling with the realities of 17th century kitchen technology? Need help making realistic dialogue for your pre-Columbian youth? Settle in for chats with your fellow novelists who are doing the time warp." (???-2014)
== Topics and Threads ==
* Sub-genres include: Historical romance (metahistorical romance), historical whodunnit, Holocaust novel, plantation tradition, prehistoric fiction, Regency novel
== Moderators ==
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (???-2015-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* JupiterStar
* shuriken7 (???-2015-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* NaNoWriMo forum for Historical Fiction
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Horror & Supernatural

Horror & Supernatural is a genre of fiction which tries to evoke fear or horror in the reader, as well as a NaNoWriMo forum for writers of the same. The Horror & Supernatural forum was part of the Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror forum when genre forums were created in 2003. Eventually Horror gained its own forum.
== Forum Description == 
"Danger lurks in every sentence—these terrifying tales will leave your hands trembling as you reach for your keyboard and tap up the tension." (2015-present)
"Graphic tales that leave you on the edge of your seat, hands trembling as you dare to write the next sentence."(???-2014)
== Topics and Threads ==
* Sub-genres include: Gothic fiction, Paranormal, Southern Gothic, Splatterpunk
== Moderators ==
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (???-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* Jade Brooke
* essbee
* Elyndra (2015-2016)
* Slay Belle (2015-2016)
* jezramoon (2017-September 2018)
* aka-click (2017-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* NaNoWriMo forum for Horror & Supernatural
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
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IRC

IRC is a popular web protocol used for forming continuous chatrooms. Many Wrimos use them to run word wars, or just gather and talk.
== Popular IRC Channels ==
Nanowrimo @ goodchatting: The original #nanowrimo chatroom is hosted on Goodchatting (a small IRC server which also hosts a few region chatrooms.) Although it sees activity year round, it is most populated in November, where the number of people can easily go above 100. BattleJesus can be found here.
Nanooverachiever @ dalnet: The chatroom for Beyond 50k forumgoers, though all are welcome to come in.
Chatnano.net: Run by utoxin, an ML for Utah, this server hosts a large number of region chatrooms. Timmy is used for timing word wars, as well as general nonsense.
== List of regional IRC chatrooms ==
* USA::Georgia::Atlanta: #nanolanta @ goodchatting
* USA::Georgia::North: #nanonga @ goodchatting
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I Hate Myself and Want to Die

I Hate Myself and Want to Die may refer to:
* The former name of the NaNoWriMo Ate My Soul forum.
* The collection of NaNoisms compiled by Miri Mirror before NaNoWriMo 2006.
* The forum thread by the name "IHMAWTD Lounge", created after the forum's renaming to NaNoWriMo Ate My Soul.
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
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I Wrote a Novel, Now What?

I Wrote a Novel, Now What? is a section of the NaNoWriMo forums where Wrimos can get support and advice on post-NaNo life. Topics range from editing to goal-setting to soliciting feedback on NaNo novels to just hanging out. Previously, these forums would open after December and be available until the site wipe in October of the next year.
This forum category was created in 2007 and renamed from December and Beyond in 2015 when they became a year-round feature.
==Forums in this category==
*The Year of Doing Big, Fun, Scary Things Together
*Critiques, Feedback, and Novel Swaps
*Novel Draft Aftercare
*Life After NaNoWriMo
==Former forums in this category==
*Camp NaNoWriMo (2011, received its own category in 2010)
==External Links==
December and Beyond forum section
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Inner editor

The inner editor, also known as the inner critic, is the part of the writer that constantly aims for quality while writing. While the inner editor is excellent to have on hand in the revision process, the constant inner criticism can be harmful to one's ego and output while producing a first draft during NaNoWriMo and Script Frenzy. Because of the quantity over quality mantra that these events encourage, writers attempt to set aside their inner editors, call their muses, and write to their heart's content.
No Plot? No Problem! features a button in the book one can push to take away one's inner editor (and return it after the first draft is complete). The NaNoWriMo Store also featured a mug that would free the inner editor when filled with a hot liquid. Unfortunately this mug is no longer for sale.
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