[ OT ] What is the jurisprudence with regards to posting a prompt and answering it yourself ?

Indubitably and with all the becoming of being most forthright, the statement which can and hath been made in regards to that ponderance was traditionally held to be held as an affirmative with some underlying traces of a conditional that has become rather common in the course of the reply to such a question. In the short of things, it's been less common than not that any so chosen writer may or may not reply to his own piece of shared inspiration without any objective punishment by the overseeing power. Of course, there herein, lies the self-enforcing power of the social stigma, presented in the form of a crowd-sourced approval/disapproval system that has been in place in this current environment since the genesis of the system itself. Therefore, in order to best conform to the tastes of the local community, an ample amount of hours or so should be provided for any other members of the local community to try and script up some reply to the created inspiration before the originator of the inspiration shall attempt to undertake a creative endeavor under their material, that is to say, in a public manner. 
 
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 Nah, but for realsies. You can do it. Just do n't do it too much and leave time for other people to answer your prompt. Like, two or three hours has been the usual time frame. 

