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Contagion (convention)

Contagion (the first one was called "SilverCon") was one of the earliest Star Trek fan run conventions held in Scotland. While the convention attracted actors as guests, a wide variety of fan run programming was also featured, including panels, a dealer's room and a Writing Competition which resulted in the publication of at least one fanzine, Contagion.
More information is here.
==1991==
This con was held in July 1991. It was a planned one-shot con called SilverCon.
==1992==
Contagion 2 was held July 18-20, 1992 at the Central Hotel in Glasgow. GOHs were Richard Arnold, Susan Sackett, George Takei, and Jean Lorrah.
==1992: Con Reports==
==1994==
Contagion 3 was held in 1994. Guests were Richard Arnold, Michael Dorn and perhaps others.
Reactions and Reviews:
==References==
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Containment Breach

A containment breach occurs when a post, meme, or fanwork relating to a specific fandom—frequently, though not exclusively, on Tumblr—escapes its origin and reaches a wider audience than was intended, usually absent its fannish context.Tumblr post by sauntering-vaguely-downwards (Aug 28, 2021). (archive link) This often happens with posts that are vague enough to be relatable in different situations, including outside of fandom altogether. As in the case of LegitTayUpdates, sometimes an entire fan can become notorious enough to be considered to have breached containment.
Alternatively, a containment breach can refer to a post that merely escapes its original platform (e.g., Tumblr) to show up on another site such as Reddit or Facebook, with much of the original fandom context mostly intact.
== Examples ==
=== Fans ===
* LegitTayUpdates - i.e., the Swiftie who went to prison for refusing to join the IDF.
=== Fanworks ===
==== Fanart ====
* Kagurabachi fanart by aoshiro_bee - Twitter fanart that broke containment with the Reddit post Fujo artists have found KGB. We’re gonna make it, which in turn broke containment when it was screenshotted back onto Twitter.
* want to know what the weak point of a mech is? by mixxavii - Broke containment on Twitter, where it was misidentified as referencing several different popular anime series.
==== Fanbinding ====
*2024 Harry Potter Fanbinding Controversy - Involved the practice of fanbinding breaking containment from its origins in the fannish gift economy to become popular on BookTok and other book-related social media spaces.
====Fanfiction====
*Mudblood by ComfortableSilences - Broke containment after notorious TERF Helen Joyce was spotted reading the fic on a train.
* my wife doesn't know I hench, the evil sex ray made my employees do it, and more by whetherwoman - Yuletide Hench/Ask A Manager fusion that underwent a containment breach when a Mastodon post brought it to the attention of Alison Green, the blogger behind Ask A Manager.this is incredible (January 3, 2023). Ask A Manager. Blog post. (archive link)
* Respawn of the Dead by Cat Bountry
* Sexy times with Wangxian by virtual1979
====Fanvids====
*Firestar Doesn't Like Waffles
=== Memes ===
* Rune_Sa_Riik's quote tweet of "KOF94's internal eval was so low that I feared it'd be axed"
* Various Tails Gets Trolled redraw memes, including Did You Know That Even With Seat Belts People Die All the Time in Car Crashes? I Thought That Was Interesting and I'm So Mad. I'm Gonna Have Sex With My Girl Friend So I Won't Be So Mad
* Wow Cool Robot
* Spiders Georg(on Wikipedia) -- -- link to said article
* Goncharov
** horse plinko? Live Slug Reaction??
=== Posts ===
* Lindsay, the Comrade?
* The "I really hate the "My OC, my rules" thing" post from Fandom Problems
===Tropes===
*Sold to One Direction
==References==
Contamination

Contamination is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #5.
==Summary==
"While Kirk and Spock recuperate from injuries sustained on a mission, a Vulcan is emporarily put in command of the Enterprise."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Contape

Initially, it was rare for vidders (or collections of vidders) to make collections of their own vids available (See songtape collections). The usual way to get copies of vids was to buy Contapes: collections of vids that showed at a particular fan convention. Not all conventions made contapes, and the ones that did varied in quality. Kandy Fong was known for her contape collections; she was able to make video credits for some of her contapes (Koon-ut-Cali-Con for one).
Category:Convention Glossary 
Category:Vidding Glossary
Category:Glossary
Contemplations

Contemplations is a Kirk/Spock story by Charlotte Frost. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #18 and later online.
 
==Summary==
"Spock must find a way to relax his lover when Kirk, too tense to be penetrated, reveals his doubts as to his desirability now that he is growing older."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
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===2010===
 
===2012===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Content Creator

Content creator is a term used broadly to encompass digital media creators, but particularly to describe online video creators such as streamers and YouTubers.
In MCYT fandom, the term is often abbreviated to CC, and used as the opposite of c! or Cubito, to refer to a streamer themselves rather than the in-game character they play.
Content creator may also be used to refer to creators of fanworks.
== Involvement in Fandom ==
Digital content creators tend to be closely connected to their fandoms in a way that The Powers That Be typically are not. This may involve engaging with fanworks, chatting with fans on social media, or just reading chat messages on Twitch sent by fans.
== Links & Resources ==
* Content creation on Wikipedia
Category:YouTube RPF
ContestShipping

ContestShipping is a name for the romantic pairing of May and Drew from the Pokémon anime. The name comes from the fact that the two compete against each other in Pokémon contests.
Many fans consider ContestShipping to be canon, and it has certainly been more heavily suggested by the source material than most other ships. However, it remains ambiguous whether May and Drew were ever romantically involved, especially as it would have happened off-screen when the two were no longer recurring characters. Some, especially many AdvanceShippers, assert that there is not enough proof of mutual romantic feelings in canon, while ContestShippers disagree. For a complete list of "evidence" from the anime supporting ContestShipping, see Shipping:ContestShipping at Bulbapedia
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Ash Connection by I am Lu
* Cause and Consequence by I am Lu May and Drew have danced around their feelings toward each other for years—but when a backstage kiss escalates into something far more intimate, they're forced to confront the uncertainties of their rivalry and their relationship. 
* Don't Take Forever by gengarfamily Three regions, and three big steps. With old and new rivals, meddling relatives and a whole lot of jokes at Drew's expense, a follow up to the end of Battle Frontier for the coordinators we all know and love.
* Expeditions by Down-the-Line After splitting up from Ash and the others, May's journey has only just begun. As she travels through the Johto region and beyond, her encounters with Drew become more than just a rivalry. Gradually, May starts to think that getting to know Drew could be her favorite expedition yet.
* Into The Wild by gengarfamily What comes after becoming Top Coordinator? In the sequel to DTF that has taken literally five years for the author to commit to writing, join our favourite dweeby couple as they navigate the minefield of what you do after everything supposedly works out for the best. 6/? parts posted. Full of poor "witty" dialogue and the bullying of Drew, bc what else would you expect me to write?
* Of Ribbons and Roses by pachirisu
== External Links ==
* contestshipping LiveJournal group
**Contestshipping Recommendations - fanfiction and AMV recs
* Love-Born-of-a-Rose and contestshipper groups on DeviantArt
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Context Collapse

Context collapse is a concept used by academics writing about the effects of social media. It refers to the infinite audience possible online as opposed to the limited groups a person normally interacts with face to face. In a limited group, a person is constantly adjusting their tone and presentation of self to fit into the social context. In a situation of context collapse, this becomes impossible. In addition, behaviors and materials intended for a limited audience can suddenly clash with parts of the wider audience they actually receive.
==Origin of the term==
The term was coined by cultural anthropologist Michael WeschWesch's page at Kansas State University. (Accessed December 22, 2011.). He first used it in his talk An Anthropological Introduction to Youtube.E-mail in response to Franzeska indicates that this was the first use. (December 22, 2011.)Wesch defined the term in more detail in a "Context Collapse" at mediatedcultures.net. Originally posted July 31, 2008. (Accessed December 22, 2011.)See also: YouTube and You: Experiences of Self-awareness in the Context Collapse of the Recording Webcam. Explorations in Media Ecology 8(2):19-34. (Link accessed December 22, 2011.)
==Context collapse in fandom==
Within fandom, this type of situation can arise when a fanwork becomes so popular that people outside of the original fandom are made aware of it. For example, a vid like Closer goes viral on youtube or a parody fic like The Very Secret Diaries or Wait Wait Don't Eat Me attracts attention from outside of fandom. Context collapse is also the result when a LiveJournal post that was aimed at the author's flist gets metafandomed and is read by lots of strangers who, though also in fandom, weren't the intended audience.
==References==
Continental B and D: Have Partner, Will Travel

Continental B and D: Have Partner, Will Travel is a slash 158-page Professionals anthology. 
The cover and art are by Suzan Lovett. Both the zine, and Suzan Lovett, won a 1995 STIFfie Award. The only other illo in the zine is single cartoon by Karen Eaton.
==Summary==
From Media Monitor: "A new anthology of Bodie/Doyle stories set anywhere except London. A mixed bag of tales from around the globe, featuring a maximum of plot overlaid with homoerotism. Mostly contemporary, some violence, some humor and one lengthy A/U novel."
==Contents==
* Catch or Kill by Jane of Australia (1)
* Butch Bodie and the Sundance Kid by Gena Fisher (30)
* Bounty by Marlon - crossover with Ladder of Swords (42)
* Guarded Borders by Valerie De Vries (58)
* Action = Life by Nina Boal (65)
* Fraternite, Parts I and II by Jasper (69) 
==Sample Interior==
Image:cont-1.jpg|the single illo, a cartoon by Karen Eaton
Image:cont-2.jpg|a sample page showing the first page of a story
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Continental Drift

Continental Drift is a Blake's 7 fanvid edited by Tashery Shannon that is a character study of Avon. The vid was highly regarded for the timing of its fast edits and cuts, particularly in the last 30 seconds, something that was difficult to achieve in analog VCR vidding. In 2009, the vid was shown at Vividcon's "Envelope Pushers of the Past" vid show. The vid was also discussed that year at Vividcon's "History of Vidding 1985-1990": "What made this vid stand out was the music choice, very unique selection for a fanvid for its time.The song itself was a departure from The Rolling Stones usual guitar rock fare, blending Middle Eastern melodies and instruments. The Rolling Stones: Continental Drift (1989), accessed September 29, 2012. She treated the vid like a story by using her edits to build to a narrative climax."
==Lyrics==
:Love comes at the speed of light
:Love comes at the speed of light
:Love comes in a strange disguise
:Love comes
:Open the door and let the light pour over
:Open the door don't you keep me out
:Open the door and let the light pour over
:Hear me shout
==Vidder's Notes==
In 2012, Tashery offered up some of the history behind the making of the vid. It is quoted with permission: 
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"I had to watch this 2 or 3 times just to figure out what was going on, but it repays your attention....[it] gives a wonderful sense of [Avon's] world collapsing. "Sandy Herrold posting to the Virgule-L mailing list in 1993, quoted with permission.
*"God, I love this vid - probably my favorite B7 vid ever. It illustrates Anna's betrayal of Avon, and how his inability to trust anyone as a result affects him and every decision he makes every minute of his life. The lyrics end about halfway through, then the music speeds up, and the clips along with it, until it becomes almost a blur of Avon's confusion and pain, climaxing with him confronting Blake on Gauda Prime."Jill's post to the Vidder mailing list in 2002, quoted with permission.
*"a long time fav, which oddly does not now seem as fast as it did pre-computer cutting days. It used to feel so fast! (Not that this dimishes its excellence in story, editing, and fandom commentary.)Lynn C.'s review posted to to the Vidder mailing list in 2002, quoted with permission.
==References==
Category: Blake's 7 Vids‎
Continue/Stop/Rise

Continue/Stop/Rise is a fangame for OFF created by M-256. It is the first full game in a series of fangames within the OFF fanverse CSRverse.
==Plot==
The game is a post-canon exploration of the creator's interpretation of OFF's plot. It follows The Batter and his alternates, Bad Batter and Ghost Batter, as they explore Heaven to find his missing add-ons and find that they've become entities similar in appearance and nature to the Zone Guardians of OFF.
==Reaction==
The game was polarizing to the OFF fanbase, with some criticizing its character dialogue/writing and dark tone and others praising these aspects.
 
The writing of Ghost Batter, and his past self Black Batter, is often a central part of both criticism and praise made towards the game. He grew to be a fan favorite alongside Bad Batter to such an extent that he was made the main protagonist of the sequel.
Despite its mixed reception, Continue/Stop/Rise has become one of the most well-known OFF fangames. In the years since its release, it's garnered a small fanbase that's fluctuated in size over time and expanded in focus to CSRverse as a whole. Due to M-256 posting its development progress and download link on Tumblr, and primarily being active there at the time, the fanbase initially existed almost entirely on there. M-256 also had a joint askblog and roleplay blog for the protagonists of the game that fans would engage with, but this was later made private. 
Prior to the release of its sequel, the primary ships in the fandom were various pairings of The Batter and his alternates and Ghost Batter/Sugar, the latter being implied to be canon at the end of the game. Shipping of the Batters has diminished significantly over time due to interest shifting to different pairings, almost entirely involving characters introduced in later games, and changing attitudes about incest ships within the fandom. 
== Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*Is fresh meat interested in it's fate? by llluminare
*OFF派生作品「continue stop rise」にて あるワンシーンを描きました by mozu_hayanie
*bunny ears :3 by mothscotch
*Woah by plumsliva
===Fanfiction===
*Table Manners by frozenCinders - Sometime before the end, Celeste treats the Batters to a homemade dinner.
Category:2014 Fangames
Category:Video Games
Category:Off
Continuing Mission: The New Adventure Fanzine

Continuing Mission: The New Adventure Fanzine is a UK fanzine based in Scotland.
The second issue includes news, reviews, features, and an interview with Doctor Who tie-in writer Gareth Roberts. It appears to cover more than just Doctor Who (the cover mentions Batman, Aliens, and DS9), but the title of the zine may be a reference to the Doctor Who line of tie-in novels.
The zine was advertised in issue 67 of TV Zone.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s
Continuing Voyages

Continuing Voyages is a gen Star Trek: TNG and TOS anthology with two issues. 
==Issue 1==
Continuing Voyages 1 was published in August 1988 and contains 72 pages. The front cover is by Warren Huska. The interior art is by Warren Huska, Rob Catlin, Fran Evans, Juanne Michaud, Andrew Specht, and Judy Zoltai.
From issue #1: 
* Space... calligraphy by Judy Zoltai (1)
* From the Editor's Desk (3)
* Perspective, Star Trek: TOS fiction by Allison Drury (7)
* Technical Speculation on the Nature of the New Enterprise, article by Erast Mryc (9)
* Observation Deck Observations, poem by D.A. Martin (15)
* First Blood, original fiction by Peter Bloch-Hansen (16)
* Sworn Samurai, poem by Robyn Russell (22)
* Star Trek Cross-Word Puzzle by Cally Specht (23)
* Star Trek: The Next Generation, The New Uniforms, article by Fran Evans (28)
* In Defense of "The Boy", article by Juanne Michaud (32)
* Elaan of Troyius, The Sequel, fiction by Colleen Ireland (35)
* Enterprise II, filksong to the tune of "Cotton Jenny" by Gordon Lightfoot, by Lance A. Sibley (41)
* The Galactic Hack, filksong to the tune of "Cat's in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin, by Lance A. Sibley (42)
* Au Revoir, original song inspired by the TNG episode "Skin of Evil," by Allison Drury (43)
* Vanload of Fans Lost on Their Way to a Con, filksong to the tune of "Yesterday" by Paul McCartney, by Anonymous (44)
* Just a Borderline Trek Fan, article by Teri Gardner (48)
* The Memo, original fiction by Colleen Ireland (52)
* Star Trek: The Next Degeneration?, Ad Astra VIII Panel Discussion, transcribed by Allison Drury ("The following discussion took place at Ad Astra VIII in Toronto on June 12, 1988. Slides, on loan from Paramount Pictures, were shown, and people were invited to make comments on each of the ST:TNG characters. I've taken the liberty of editing out dated rumours and information well-known to all Trek fans. What remains is mostly opinion and character assessment.") (54)
* Flight of Fancy, Star Trek: TNG fiction by Gary Russell (62)
Image:continuingvoyages1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:continuingvoyages1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:continuingvoyages1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:continuingvoyages1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:continuingvoyages1-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:continuingvoyages1-6.jpg|inside page from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Continuing Voyages 2 was published in 1989.
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Continuity, What Continuity?

Continuity, What Continuity? is a fannish term that pokes fun at The Powers That Be's inattentiveness or deliberate denial of the details of continuity in the shows they've created.
A response is often a Fix-it fanwork, created to try to make sense of aired canon.
==Examples of Use==
"I’ve fiddled with several different Universes and several different combinations of men. I do not, even for one teensy weensy second, claim to have gotten all the details right. For one thing, with the ST:TNG story, we had to create a new acronym to go with the infamous PWP. We now have the CWC, which stands for Continuity? What continuity? Being a raving loony, I watched five hours straight of the series, fast-forwarding over all the action and the bits that didn’t have Worf or Riker. And guess what I discovered? Not only do the people who do the show not remember what the original series and the books have to say, but they don’t remember what they themselves had to say in the same episode. So I feel perfectly entitled to make things up as I go along. Just following in their footsteps." from the editorial of Pæan to Priapus #1 
Boy Meets World is well-known for this in certain areas; while the continuity is more or less stable, the show has accidentally retconned certain backstories or plot points. (Cory and Topanga's story is infamous for this in particular; their first date is shown in season 1, but later seasons stated that the two had been practically married since toddlerhood.)
==References==
Continuity Circles

Continuity Circles is a 22-page yaoi Supernatural doujinshi by Cute Pink. Contributing guests include Kitsuda Negi (吉田ねぎ, or possibly Kichida Negi?) of the circle Negi Bouzu (ねぎ坊主), and Natame Katsura (夏目かつら) of Jelly Beans.
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2007 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Continuity Theory

Continuity Theory is a 1974 fanwork by Mary Manchester.
While its topic is the Kirk/Spock (TOS) relationship, its format is less clear. It appears to have been an informal meta essay or outline. 
 
==Context==
The Kirk/Spock relationship was one of intense interest to fans and certainly a topic of discussion in their conversations in letters, phone calls, and in person. These discussions would have certainly turned to just what this relationship entailed. 
The conversations, in turn, became stories. 
These small, but thriving circuit of stories were being written in both the US and the UK in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The "Story Trees" were basically private letters between fans talking about Star Trek where Fan A would mention that Fan B was offering stories - a few of them K/S - which could be obtained by sending Fan B a few dollars. This is different from the "story tree" concept discussed by Joan Verba in her book Boldly Writing and by Camille Bacon-Smith in Enterprising Women. That involved many fans writing in a shared universe such as Kraith. The copies had to be hand typed (as this pre-dated photcopy machines) and then reproduced via blurry mimeographs or faint carbon copies. There were no editors, just a few fans acting as a conduit by collecting, copying and mailing stories. The Ring of Soshern may have been one of these circuit stories. 
Some examples of these stories were The Ring of Soshern, written by Jennifer Guttridge in 1967 or 1968, and Green Plague. Both were published to wider distribution years after they were written. 
One of the fan conversations was "Continuity Theory" by Mary Manchester, which circulated in 1974. It may have been what propelled the earliest K/S fiction to appear in zines, the first being "A Fragment Out of Time" by Diane Marchant, published in Grup #3 in 1974, and a year later Alternative: The Epilog to Orion, published by Gerry Downes.
==One Fan's Description==
Leslie Fish commented on "Continuity Theory."
===1980===
===2021===
==References==
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Continuum

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=== Fandoms ===
* Continuum, a Canadian science fiction television series
* Stargate: Continuum, a 2008 film set in the Stargate SG-1 universe
=== Conventions ===
* CONtinuum, a Star Trek convention held in the US
* Continuum, a convention held in Scotland
* Continuum, a convention held in Australia
* Continuum, a British RPG convention
=== Zines ===
* Continuum, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel
* Continuum, a Steve/Bucky zine by Sa
* Continuum, a Star Trek: TNG zine
* Continuum, a Star Trek: TOS anthology series by Kate Lach
* Continuum, a Star Trek: TOS novel by Lois Welling
* Continuum, a Star Wars zine
* Continuum, a 1981 multi-fandom zine with an emphasis on Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars
* "Continuum", a UFO/Professionals zine that goes by the title Double Talk
* Quantum Leap Continuum, a Quantum Leap zine sometimes referenced as "Continuum"
=== Other Fanworks ===
* Continuum, a Jujutsu Kaisen fancomic
=== You may also be looking for... ===
* Trek Continuum, a Star Trek: TOS anthology
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