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Site relaunch

The site relaunch (formerly the site wipe) is an event that happens on the NaNoWriMo website in late September or early October. It is informally considered the "start" of the new November NaNoWriMo season, when participants can create their November NaNoWriMo project and purchase merchandise from the NaNoWriMo Store.
While the NaNoWriMo staff strive to have the new year's contents up in early October, technical hiccups do happen. The site relaunched on the 10th in 2011 and the 12th in 2014, as an example.
==The Forums==
While a full forum wipe is historically associated with the site relaunch, this is a relic of past restrictions on NaNoWriMo's technology stack. In previous years the NaNoWriMo forums were wiped, but this no longer happens.
In past years, users who had halos from the previous season of Nano will have them reset; as of 2015, halos are reset at the beginning of a new calendar and fiscal year.
In 2014 only forum threads not posted in since August 1 were wiped, leaving recent conversations (and occasionally older conversations with recent posts) on the forums. This changed in 2015, when only threads created before September first were wiped. The transition to Discourse in 2019 marked the end of a full forum relaunch, with forum posts being archived and therefore unable to receive new replies after a set period.
==The Website==
Major changes are often implemented during the site relaunch. The switches to Xoops, Drupal, and Ruby on Rails were implemented during the site relaunch, while the move to Ember and Discourse in 2019 experienced a much softer relaunch. New forums may be added, or old forums with no further use may be removed, and new or changed features may be added to allow them to be tested with some significant traffic before the actual start of Nano. New merchandise may be added at this time in preparation for the new season as well. The NaNo staff also sends out reminders of the new season to anyone who hasn't logged in since a certain date. The exact date used is currently unknown.
Some new pages and features appear on the main NaNoWriMo site in late September. Examples of this include the introduction of the LGBT+ Fiction genre forum and the word sprint timer in 2016.
The Young Writers Program also relaunches around the same time.
Camp NaNo's 2012 Relaunch was in January; 2013's relaunch (and all years since then) was in March. Before discontinuation, the Script Frenzy relaunch was in late February or early March.
Category:NaNoWriMo terms
Category:NaNoWriMo website
Social Media

Social Media can refer to multiple things.
* Online tools that let users create, share, and exchange information with others. This information can range from specific interests to pictures and videos.
* A forum added in 2015 for the sharing and discussing of social media in relation to NaNoWriMo. 
NaNoWriMo HQ uses social media sites as part of their official online presence, with activity on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Youtube, Instagram, and Pinterest. Both HQ and participants have participated in various social media events, such as Twitter chats and Project for Awesome.
=Social Media forum on NaNoWriMo=
The Social Media forum on the NaNoWriMo website is the place to connect with other Wrimos who use social media sites. Before the forum's creation in 2015, threads for various social media sites appeared in the Helpful Resources and Sites forum. Although not strictly considered social media, discussions and threads for other websites and protocols for socialization, such as Livejournal, Discord, and IRC are also included.
The Social Media forum lives within the Helpful Resources forum. The Discord and Off-Site Groups forum is a subforum.
== Forum Description == 
"Are you tapping out your tome on Twitter? Facebook-ing your book? Share your #hashtags, your handles, and your tips for plugged-in writers here." (2015-September 2019)
"Are you tweeting about your tome on Twitter? Trying to share your author page on Facebook? Share your #hashtags, your handles, and your tips for plugged-in writers here." (September 2019-present)
== Topics and Threads ==
* Threads for sharing social media names/handles
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (since 2015)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Past Moderators ===
* tiakall (2015-September 2018)
* Nikko-chan (October 2018-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* NaNoWriMo forum for Social Media
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Software & Tech

The Software & Tech forum (formerly NaNo Technology forum until September 2019, abbreviated "NaNo Tech") exists in the Resources & Writing Support forum category. Here participants may discuss the programs and devices they use to write their novel, or in some cases, the lack thereof. Questions about programs, computers, phones, and even typewriters aren't uncommon. Moderators of this forum seek to provide no more than one thread per program, to keep duplicate discussions down. 
From the Sticky post: "If you’d like to recommend a program you have used, please do so. If you want to promote your own programs or apps (free or not), then you’ll need to post that in the Classifieds forum."
It is also the most common place to find the very popular progress charts and spreadsheets created by participants.
The Software & Tech forum is one of the original forums introduced in 2002. The forum description remained unchanged for over ten years after 2003 until the description was modified to include more modern tech in 2015.
When the forum was named NaNo Technology, it occasionally got confused as the place to seek help about the NaNoWriMo website. Those queries go to the Support & Tech Help forum.
== Forum Descriptions ==
2002: "Palm pilot? Typewriter? Sticks-and-dirt? What technology (or lack thereof) are you going to use to write your novel this year?"
2003-2014: "PC? Cell phone? Smoke signals? What technology (or lack thereof) are you going to use to write your novel this year?"
2015-present: "PC? Smart phone? Typewriter? Tablet? Smoke signals? What technology and software (or lack thereof) are you going to use to write your novel this year?"
== Topics and Threads==
* "Typewriter Brigade"
* "Progress Charts and Spreadsheets"
* "Handwriters Unite!"
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (2008-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* Cybele May (2005-2007)
* bpunkert (2007-2008)
* Apollo16 (2009-2011)
* raeble (2012)
* kataja (2014-September 2019)
* shuriken7 (2014-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* Software & Tech forum
Category: NaNoWriMo forums
Soundtracks & Music

Soundtracks & Music (formerly NaNo Soundtracks until September 2019) is a forum for discussing music. It is located within the Helpful Resources forum as of September 2019. Before that, it was located in the Resources & Writing Support forum category. The Soundtracks & Music forum was created in 2003, and its forum description has not changed in that time.
Here Wrimos can find soundtracks for novel writing, the theme song for a character, and more. Participants share playlists and Youtube videos most commonly, but also use the forum for finding music they haven't heard before, or music-related websites they haven't yet experienced.
Wrimos can also request songs to fit specific scenes in their novel, as well as discuss specific musical genres or artists.
== Forum Description == 
"From polka to punk, music is the most powerful writing stimulant available without a prescription. What CDs do you rely on for writing inspiration? And what are your characters listening to?" (2003-present)
== Topics and Threads ==
* "What are you listening to?" Also, "What are you listening to right now?"
* "NaNoWriMo CD Swap"
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* Cybele May (2004-2007)
* Independence1776 (2007-2008)
* ColorOfSakura (2008)
* coderster (2009-2011)
* LovelyLici (2012)
* Cacrocks1 (2013)
* Marauders Girl (2014)
* constance_providence (2014)
* suthenangel (2015-2016)
* WulfietheGreat (2017-September 2018)
* Mieka Baranowski (October 2018-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* Soundtracks & Music forum
Category: NaNoWriMo forums
Special Offers and Greetings from Camp NaNoWriMo Sponsors

Special Offers and Greetings from Camp NaNoWriMo Sponsors is a forum that was added to the Camp NaNoWriMo category of the NaNoWriMo forums in 2013 in order to better accommodate the growing number of Camp NaNo Sponsors. Like its main event counterpart, it features posts from staff detailing out the sponsor's offer. Occasionally, a sponsor will have an account of their own to respond to questions in the thread. 
== Forum Description == 
2013-2015: "Info about the special deals our good-looking and charismatic Camp [year] corporate sponsors are offering to Wrimos. Questions about our sponsors' offers? Post 'em here!"
2016: "Questions about the offers our helpful and adventurous Camp sponsors are offering to Wrimos? Post 'em here!"
==Topics and Threads==
Threads for each Camp NaNoWriMo sponsor are posted here by staff (usually lead forums moderator Heather Dudley.) New threads by participants are not allowed here and will be locked and/or moved. Due to its position near the top of the forum during the off-season, this forum was a popular victim of the 2014 spam attacks.
Sponsors for Camp NaNoWriMo 2015 included Scrivener, BookBaby, Pronoun and Inked Voices.
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (2013-present)
===Past Moderators===
* Grant Faulkner (?-2015-?)
* Tim Kim (?-2015-?)
==External links==
* The Brought To You By page
* Special Offers and Greetings from Camp NaNoWriMo Sponsors forum
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Speculative Fiction

Speculative Fiction is a broad category of fiction with certain elements that don't exist in the real world. While Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror (among other genres) fall under speculative fiction, some stories contain elements of these genres but don't quite fit in one genre forum. Speculative Fiction is the genre forum for those stories. The genre forum was created in 2019.
==Forum Description==
Superheroes, supernatural elements, and more. When Sci Fi or Fantasy just doesn’t cut it, you can join us here in Speculative Fiction.
==Topics and Threads==
* Assorted -punk threads (steampunk, solarpunk, etc)
* Superpowers and superheroes
==Moderators==
===Present===
* Heather Dudley (September 2019-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
===Past===
See the above list of global moderators for any past moderators
==External Links==
* Speculative Fiction on NaNoWriMo
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Sponsor Offers

The Sponsor Offers forum (formerly Special Offers and Greetings from NaNo Sponsors until September 2019) features discussion about the offers from the NaNoWriMo sponsors. It appeared on the NaNoWriMo forums in 2009.
Only NaNo staff are allowed to create new threads here. Wrimos may discuss the sponsor offers in that sponsor's thread, where a NaNo staffer or occasionally a representative from the sponsor will answer them. Any new threads created by regular Wrimos will be locked.
==Forum Descriptions==
2009: "Info and communication about the special deals on [sic] offers from our 2009 corporate sponsors. Questions about the CreateSpace, Scrivener, AlphaSmart, or Writer's Digest/F&W Media offers? Post 'em here!"
2010: "Info about the special deals our good-looking and charismatic 2010 corporate sponsors are offering to Wrimos. Questions about the CreateSpace, Scrivener, or Storyist offers? Post 'em here!"
2011-2014: "Info about the special deals our good-looking and charismatic [year] corporate sponsors are offering to Wrimos. Questions about our sponsors' offers? Post 'em here!"
2015-September 2019: "Questions about the offers our charismatic and generous sponsors are offering to Wrimos? Post 'em here!"
September 2019-present: "Here you'll find details about the special offers our charismatic and generous sponsors are providing to Wrimos! Ask questions about all your favorites here."
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Dragonchilde (since 2009)
* The team of global moderators (September 2019-present)
* We assume other NaNoWriMo staff also monitor this forum
=== Former Moderators ===
* Chris Baty (2009-2011)
* Grant Faulkner (2012-September 2019)
* Tim Kim (2011-September 2019)
==External links==
* The Sponsor Offers page on the NaNo site
* Sponsor Offers forum
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
StayHomeWriMo

:Note: The subject of this article is often referred to by #StayHomeWriMo. The article is titled StayHomeWriMo due to technical restrictions.
StayHomeWriMo (commonly written as #StayHomeWriMo) is a March 2020 initiative by National Novel Writing Month to support Wrimos during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Many national and local governments introduced measures in response to COVID-19. Depending on the locale, these included closing establishments, encouragement to stay at home, shelter-in-place policies, or full lockdowns. As a result, everyone's lives around the world changed in some form in March 2020. As an international organization, NaNoWriMo sought to support Wrimos during this turbulent time.
On March 17, NaNoWriMo staff sent an email to the community with a survey link, asking what NaNoWriMo HQ could do to support the writing community during a time of global uncertainty and right before Camp NaNoWriMo's April session began. Wrimos responded to the survey, and as a result, #StayHomeWriMo began.
Each weekday between March 23 and March 31, NaNoWriMo sent a NaNoMessage to Wrimos with four self-care prompts: one each focusing on mental, creative, social, and physical well-being. NaNo staff also hosted a virtual write-in on Youtube, a tweetchat, and several Instagram live sessions during this time.
A Covid Concerns forum was also created on March 19, giving Wrimos a space to talk and vent about topics such as social distancing, how life has changed, and other related topics.
The #StayHomeWriMo prompts continued through Camp NaNoWriMo with prompts sent out three times a week. NaNoWriMo staff also opened suggestions to the wider Wrimo community. After a special Star Wars-themed prompt set on May 4, NaNoWriMo began concentrating on the creative and mental well-being prompts based on Wrimo feedback.
==Schedule of Events==
* Wednesday, March 25: Camp NaNoWriMo virtual write-in
* Thursday, March 26: Instagram Live session
* Friday, March 27: #StayHomeWriMo tweetchat and Instagram Happy Hour
* Monday, March 30: Instagram Live session
* Tuesday, March 31: Instagram Live session
==See Also==
* #WriteTheNextChapter, a similar initiative taking place during NaNoWriMo 2020
==External Links==
* #StayHomeWrimo page on the NaNoWriMo website
Category:NaNoWriMo programs
Sticker calendar

A sticker calendar is a calendar for a set period that uses stickers to mark achievements. Sticker calendars predate NaNoWriMo and are also used outside of NaNoWriMo.
A sticker typically means accomplishing a thing or reaching a goal. Different stickers can also have different meanings, such as one sticker type for reaching a goal and another sticker type for exceeding it, or using different stickers to track different goals on the same calendar. For NaNoWriMo sticker calendars, this can mean reaching a daily goal, writing a certain number of words, or editing for an hour without looking at your phone. It's up to the Wrimo.
==NaNoWriMo sticker calendars==
NaNoWriMo started making printable sticker calendars in 2019. See :Category:Sticker calendars for the NaNoWriMo sticker calendars.
While not an actual sticker calendar, NaNoWriMo also offered an erasable calendar as a donor goodie one year.
Category:Other terms
Category:Sticker calendars
Sticky post

A pinned post or pinned thread (also known as a sticky post, sticky thread or simply sticky) is a thread that stays at the top of that forum so forumgoers can find that post more easily. Discourse uses "pinned post" to refer to what the NaNo community called sticky posts; as such, the term "pinned post" has stuck.
The pinned post is not original to the NaNoWriMo forums; however, the NaNoWriMo moderators have adopted the use of sticky posts to communicate important information to participants and to make very popular threads more findable. Most pinned posts are made very soon after the forums open due to the popularity of the threads that are stickied or to have important information available from the site relaunch.
Two types of threads are typically pinned: the first is those that contain important information, such as reminders of rules (such as the no-accusations-of-cheating post in Shoutouts), public service announcements (such as a reminder to back up your work in NaNo Technology or advice and warnings for those wanting to publish), or collections of popular threads (such as the Table of Contents in the Adoption Society forum). These type of threads may be locked in order to prevent off-topic posting. Some informative threads may be structured as FAQs and allow user questions, such as "What counts in my wordcount" in Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae and "Am I a Rebel?" in NaNo Rebels. 
The other type is popular threads, which are often stickied so that users will be able to find them easily and avoid posting duplicates. The dare thread in Reaching 50,000 and The Spork Room in NaNoWriMo Ate My Soul are examples of such popular threads.
Municipal Liaisons may also pin posts in their Regional Lounges. While what is stickied is up to the ML's discretion, it is usually types of threads similar to the above.
Moderators are requested to pin no more than three posts in a given forum so the other threads in that forum are still easily accessible.
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Category:Script Frenzy forums
Suddenly, Ducks

Suddenly, Ducks (or commonly SUDDENLY, DUCKS!) is a plot device used by many to move the story along by adding random ducks in the novel and having to explain why they are there. Originally just ducks, it has other variations, such as Suddenly, Demon Ducks! or Suddenly, Dancing Ducks! Similar to the Traveling Shovel of Death or the Trebuchet Club, it serves to make NaNoWriMo a bit easier. 
== History ==
Suddenly, Ducks was conceived by an ML furiously typing ducks into a fellow Wrimo's novel during a brunch. Since then, it has become a plot device for just about anything.
== Variations ==
There are several variations of Suddenly, Ducks!
*Suddenly, Vodka!
*Suddenly, Ninjas! (see also: Busty Lesbian Cabbage Pirate Ninja)
==External Links==
* Chandler's Law, the TVTropes equivalent (which mentions NaNo's use of the trope)
Category:NaNoWriMo terms
Suggestions & Feedback

Suggestions & Feedback (formerly Site and Message Board Feedback and Suggestions until September 2019) is a forum where users can give feedback regarding the website, the forums, and the tools available on NaNoWriMo. It is most frequently used to suggest new features that participants would like to see available on the forums. Some of the most common requests are view all posts by users, new genres (both new genre lounges and new novel genres in the drop down), a NaNoWriMo app, and novel tagging.
This forum lived in the Mechanics, Logistics, and Other Technical Stuff category until September 2019, when it became a subforum of Support & Tech Help. Note that actual tech help queries belong in that forum and not in Suggestions & Feedback.
While not all features are implemented right away thanks to the fast-paced nature of the NaNo season and small technical team, the staff do listen to all suggestions and take them under consideration when improving the site for the next season.
Wrimos are encouraged to search this forum before requesting a new feature; if a suggestion is very popular, someone has probably already requested it. Replying to that thread makes more sense than starting a new thread (which will likely get locked).
This is an all-ages forum. 
== Forum Description ==
2002-2006: Comments, complaints, and ideas for the NaNoWriMo.org site and NaNo forums.
2007-2014: Comments and ideas for the NaNoWriMo.org site and NaNo forums in order to help us improve them this year and next year.
2015-September 2019: Share your comments and ideas for the nanowrimo.org site and NaNo forums so we can continue improving them!
September 2019-present: Have a suggestion for how the site should work? Have the BEST idea for a new feature? Here's the place to share!
== Moderators == 
=== Current Moderators ===
* Dragonchilde (2007-present)
* Rob Diaz (formerly Lousy Writer 13) (2007-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* Keladryie (2007)
* Cybele May (2005-2006)
* Russell Uman (2005-2006)
== External Links ==
*Suggestions & Feedback forum
Category:NaNoWriMo forums