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trelkezRegistration is now open for the FanWorks 2020 virtual con, which will take place online, October 23rd - 25th, 2020. Registration is $20.
-----> register to attend FanWorks 2020 on the con website <-----
If you previously registered for the Chicago 2020 (now Chicago 2022) con and hadn't paid up your registration, you will see a window prompting you to make your payment; the system currently doesn't allow you to register for a new con before being paid up for others. (This is something we're working to fix as we adapt our systems to our new virtual realities.) To get around this, you can cancel your unpaid registration - you can always re-register in 2022. You will then be able to get to the 2020 virtual con registration form.
Anyone registering for the virtual con will be required to read and acknowledge our new code of conduct as part of the registration process. The full text of the code of conduct is included at the end of this post.
There's a tick box on the registration form that's new to this year's con - it says "I would like to be assigned to a random group for activities." There will be a variety of group activities throughout the weekend, including a scavenger hunt and fanwork collabs; if you think you will want to participate, tick the box, and we'll assign you to a group/team for the weekend. (Participation in any/all activities is completely optional; ticking the box doesn't commit you to anything.)
If you have questions about registration or anything else, you can email jen@fanworkscon.com or leave a screened comment on this post.
( FanWorks Code of Conduct )
-----> register to attend FanWorks 2020 on the con website <-----
If you previously registered for the Chicago 2020 (now Chicago 2022) con and hadn't paid up your registration, you will see a window prompting you to make your payment; the system currently doesn't allow you to register for a new con before being paid up for others. (This is something we're working to fix as we adapt our systems to our new virtual realities.) To get around this, you can cancel your unpaid registration - you can always re-register in 2022. You will then be able to get to the 2020 virtual con registration form.
Anyone registering for the virtual con will be required to read and acknowledge our new code of conduct as part of the registration process. The full text of the code of conduct is included at the end of this post.
There's a tick box on the registration form that's new to this year's con - it says "I would like to be assigned to a random group for activities." There will be a variety of group activities throughout the weekend, including a scavenger hunt and fanwork collabs; if you think you will want to participate, tick the box, and we'll assign you to a group/team for the weekend. (Participation in any/all activities is completely optional; ticking the box doesn't commit you to anything.)
If you have questions about registration or anything else, you can email jen@fanworkscon.com or leave a screened comment on this post.
( FanWorks Code of Conduct )
