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Society for Creative Anachronism

The Society for Creative Anachronism is "dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe." It has over 30,000 members around the world, concentrated in English-speaking countries. The group incorporated as a non-profit entity. SCA Inc.: What is the SCA?.
==Founding of the SCA==
The SCA is perhaps the oldest participatory reenactment group in the 20th Century. It began on May Day 1966, a group of science fiction and fantasy fans in Berkeley, California decided to play at being in the Middle Ages with costume, music, dance, food, and swordfighting. The History of the Kingdom of The West: Pre-History
Inventing as they went, this group had six more events over the next year. During this time, Marion Zimmer Bradley came up with the name Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). Many of the participants were fencers and/or just really liked to hit each other with sticks, and fighting with various blunt implements and medieval-style armor became a core activity. Knighthoods were given to the original fighters, and kingship was invented for the winner of a tournament, who also got to crown his lady as Queen. The History of the Kingdom of The West: Year One. As members of the group moved around the country, they took the ideas and found many eager participants who put on events themselves. 
From Darkover Newsletter in 1977: 
==Fandom Aspects==
Unlike the Renaissance Faires (founded in 1963), the emphasis of SCA events has always been on participation rather than performance. The source text is the history of the Medieval period (mainly European), art and literature of that period, and to a lesser degree, art and literature referencing that period, such as the Pre-Rafaelites. 
Some members do extensive scholarly research on topics from Scottish shoes to Damascene swords. Others emphasize the enjoyment and camaraderie.
==Dinosaurs==
While the term "dinosaur" is used for very early members of the Society, in the West, the term is restricted to those who attended the first ever event. Elsewhere in the Society, it has come to be applied to anyone who was in the Society in its first year.
==References==
Category:Costuming
Society for Earthbound Vulcans

Society for Earthbound Vulcans was a Star Trek: TOS fan club with a Kraith focus.
In 1976, it had 26 members. In late 1979, it had 89 members.
From a 1980 blurb: "The "Society for Earthbound Vulcans" (SEV) is under new management; the head elder is now William Lowe (Solei). Subscriptions to the newsletter, Mind-Meld, comes with membership of $5/year." The Space Gamer #30 
==An Early Influential Member==
Jacqueline Lichtenberg was an early member. Lichtenberg used this club and its newsletter, Mind-Meld, as a platform to promote her universe, Kraith.
Lichtenberg also stated in "Mind-Meld" that she considered herself Vulcan: "In fact, many people suspect I am Vulcan, and I never claimed to be human." and "It is no secret that I consider myself half-Vulcan & half Darkovan, and the Kraith series is a strong parallel to the Darkover series deliberately." are both quotes from her 1974 essay, Why a Human Should Not Desire to Become Vulcan.
==About==
==Publications==
* Mind-Meld (newsletter, 1974-1980)
* Kroykah (fiction, art, poems, 1977-1979)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Society for Trekkian Philosophers

is a Star Trek: TOS and science fiction fan club. It was formally the club Outpost Two.
In early 1980, there were 19 members (12 female, 7 male). 
==About==
From a 1980 ad in The Clipper Trade Ship #28: 
In the first issue of the club's zine, Universal Understanding, Crawford writes of Trekkies and terminology, and the purpose of the fan club: 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Sock It to Me

Sock It to Me is a 2007 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* sockpuppets
* experiences about being on a 1996 mailing list and discovering a fan who'd been ill and died wasn't real, but a sock
* socks are dangerous, cites some real life examples of people who have committed suicide or been killed after being harassed by people on the internet who used fake personas, one of these began with "an IM flirtation and ended in murder"
* Ms. Scribe and her malicious socks, The Ms.Scribe Story: An Unauthorized Fandom Biography
* states that fans in "her fandom" This fandom is likely Batman. are putting together a list of suspected socks
* socks are everywhere
* pseuds can be deceitful
* includes a list of things to watch out for when identifying socks
* be wary of people whose lives sound like something out of a bad fanfic
* some analysis on why people create socks: seeking attention, the anonymity of the internet makes it easy to dismiss people as not real
* Fandom Chameleons and how to spot them
* investigate people on the internet to determine if they are real
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Meta
Sock Monkey

Sock Monkey is a Steve/Danny story by cattraine. It won the 2012 Hawaii Five-0 Ohana Favorite Awards in the category "Favorite Steve/Danny - Genre: Angst".Ohana Favorite Awards 2012 - WINNERS, 28 May 2012. (Accessed 19 May 2016) The story is the first part of the Sock Monkey series.
Summary: Grace is Danny's world. What happens when he loses her?
File:Sock Monkey Awards.png|Ohana Favorite Awards winner "Favorite Steve/Danny - Genre: Angst"
The Sock Monkey series is listed at "Taka's McDanno Rec List" under "Angst".soulkiss1520. Taka's McDanno Rec List, updated: 03/06/2015. (Accessed 05 June 2016)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Sockii

sockii is a collector, website and mailing list organizer, vidder, artist, fanfic archivist and fanzine publisher.
 
==Sockii's Life in Fandom==
==Nickname==
==Some Fan Involvement== 
* created at least one RPS vid
* frequent contributor at Fan History Wiki 
* sockii has won at least one FanQ award for her work 
* joined The Police xmission mailing list in September of 1993 
* began the On the Jazz, an online newsletter for A-Team fans, the beginning of organized A-Team fandom on the internet 
* founded Sockii Press in 1995 
* founded the Master and Apprentice mailing list and archive and Master and Apprentice archive on May 21, 1999 
* founded the Joxer Enthusiasts Supporting Sapphic Subtext, a Xena fan mailing list and website in June of 1998 
* registered the domain sockiipress.org on September 30, 1999, a hosting domain for several small fan fiction archives and individual fan fiction authors 
* in 1999, opened the original joxerotica archive for adult fan fiction based on the characters portrayed by Ted Raimi 
* on January 6, 2000, launched an unofficial fansite for actor John Glover. The website became John Glover's official site in May of 2004.
* in 2000, opened the Shanghai Slash archive for Shanghai Noon slash fan fiction 
* on April 24, 2006, launched tookooltokalypso.org, an unofficial website for Stewart Copeland of The Police
==Art Awards==
* 1st Place, Best Science Fiction in Show for "Blue" (Shore Leave 2000)
* Favorite Portrait for "Young Qui-Gon" (Friscon 2000)
* Best Portrait for "Journey to the West" (Philcon 2002)
* 1st Place, 2-D Media for "Portrait of Elrond" (Shore Leave 2004)
* Best Craft Fandom Related Medium for "Jupiter" (Bascon 2004)
* 1st Place, Media for "Sheppard" (Shore Leave 2005)
* 1st Place, Sci-Fi for "Chiana" (Shore Leave 2006)
* Best Fan Art for "Sheppard" (Mobicon 2007)
== Zines==
*The A-Files 
*A-Team Through Time 
*Been There, Never Done That!
*Deadly Maneuvers
*Don't Blink 
*The Dwight Papers
* Hot Jedi Calendar
*Plans, Scams and Vans 
*Whatever Gets You Through the Night
==Songtape Collection==
Below is a partial list of vids that Sockii has edited as of 2001.
* Bang A Gong -	Rush Hour 1 & 2 (gen/subtext)
* Blue (Da Ba Dee) 	 - Brimstone (gen)
* Go West - 	Shanghai Noon (slash)
* Kinda I Want To - 	Brimstone (slash)
* We're the Same - 	Curry & Pepper (slash)
* My Life 	- Brimstone (gen/subtext)
* New World Man - 	Jackie Chan (gen)
* Always Together, Forever Apart - 	Brimstone (het - Zeke/Ros)
* Amazed - 	Angel (slash - Wesley/Gunn)
==Sample Gallery==
Image:MX MutantSex2.jpg|cover of Mutant Sex #2
Image:Oakandcypress.jpg|cover of the zine, The Oak and the Cypress
==Links==
* bio at Fan History Wiki
* What is Fan Art?
* fanhistory bio
* Fanfiction.Net vs. Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Zine Publishers
Sockii Press

Sockii Press published mostly gen A-Team zines.
It also sponsored an online "ezine" site called The Lurker's Den.
From its website (late 1990's): 
==Flyers==
Image:sockipress1.jpg|undated flyer
Image:sockipress2.jpg|undated flyer 
==A-Team Zines==
*The A-Files X-Files/A-Team) (1996)
*A-Team Through Time (1997)
*Deadly Maneuvers (1997-1998)
*The Dwight Papers (ST:TNG & A-Team) (1999)
*Plans Scams and Vans (1995-2000)
==Other Zines==
*Bedeviled (Brimstone) (2001)
* Been There, Never Done That! (Xena) (unknown date)
*Brotherly Love (multifandom) (2004)
*Don't Blink (multifandom) (1998)
*Whatever Gets You Through the Night (multifandom) (1997-2000)
==References==
Soda

Soda, Souda or Sōda may refer to:
== Fans ==
* Celestial Soda, a fan artist
* Psycho Soda Scanlations, a doujinshi scanning and translation team
==Characters==
*Kazuichi Souda, a character from Dangan Ronpa
*Soda Cookie, a character from Cookie Run
*Bryce Hansen, aka Soda Bottle, a character from ONE
Sodality

Sodality is a 173-page slash Stargate SG-1 anthology. It has a cover by Suzan Lovett. There is no interior art.
 
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Inovcation, poem Elise Lassiter (4) 
* Fire-in-the-Blood, story by Dovya Blacque ("What happens to an intergalactic explorer when everything he knows, everything he lives for, is taken away in an instant?") (5) 
* The Best Policy, story by Imagine ("It takes being stranded on a distant planet for Jack and Daniel to finally understand that, yes, honesty is the best policy when it comes to their friendship.") (31) 
* Coffee and Chocolate and... , poem by Valaria (54) 
* You'll be in My Heart, story by Valentine ("A visit from Jack and an old shirt nudge Daniel’s returning memories.") (55) 
* Don't Ask, Don't Tell, poem by Khylara (57) 
* Screw-Up, poem by Valaria (58) 
* Long Journey Home, story by J.M. Griffin ("In trouble on an unfriendly planet, Daniel holds on to the only image that keeps him fighting; the image of Jack, always coming to his rescue.") (59) 
* Firebirds, poem by Rolaine (76) 
* Hotel California, story by Icarus ("A day on the lake at Jack’s cabin involves much more than simple fishing.") (77) 
* Outside the Wall, poem by Khylara (84) 
* Mission Accomplished, story by Devra ("In a matriarchal society, Sam takes lead on a mission to form a treaty. Neither she nor Teal’c had any idea that negotiations would include a strange test for Jack and Daniel.") (85) 
* Blue, poem by Elise Lassiter (105) 
* The End of It, poem by Valaria (106) 
* Stroke of Midnight, story by VampyrAlex ("A confrontation about Jack’s strange habit of watching Daniel… even away from the base.") (107) 
* Stargazing, poem by Elise Lassiter (109) 
* The Other Side of Me, poem by Elise Lassiter (110) 
* Deus Ex MaChina, story by Danielette ("On a mission, Daniel goes missing. When a smaller, much younger version of him walks through the Stargate one day, everyone assumes it is Daniel. Having no other way to deal with the child, Jack adopts him, retires and begins a new life.") (111) 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Sodde's Gambit

Sodde's Gambit is a Star Trek: TOS gen 91-page novel by Brenda Kelsey. It is a sequel to Fifty Ways. 
==Summary==
T'Pring decides that she does want Spock after all and uses treachery to try and get him - and that's only the beginning of the complications.
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Sodom

Sodom is a Sam/Dean 60-page yaoi Supernatural doujinshi by West Gate released for the 77th edition of Comiket. It is rated R18.
Image:sodom.jpg|cover
Image:sodominside.jpg|inside art
Image:sodominside2.gif|inside art
== References ==
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Sofia the First/Cedric the Sorcerer

Cedfia is the pairing of Sofia the First and Cedric the Sorcerer from the Disney Junior show Sofia the First.
==Canon==
Sofia first meets Cedric on the day she arrives at the palace when he makes a mistake on his welcoming spell. He crashes into her in the throne room where he fumes over his position in the castle while Sofia looks on with hero worship.
Their relationship in canon goes from enemies to friends, where Sofia is oblivious to Cedrics attempts to steal her magical amulet. While Sofia continues to admire and seek out Cedric's advice and assistance, he slowly softens his interactions with her. He becomes addicted to the praise and will often change his wicked plans when she offers him the chance to show off his magic.
For a time Sofia is his apprentice while she tries to keep up in her sorcery classes and in the end he is proven a true friend to the girl.
====Shippy Moments in Canon====
* Cedrics Apprentice: Sofia thanks Cedric by giving him magical rubies formed in the shape of a heart.
* In the final episode, Cedric reminds her of the gift and create a tiara for her to wear to her graduation.
==Fandom Overview==
By the time season, 2 came around, there were artists and fan artists creating content for this ship. Two big contributors were Cawoli and Jess-Deaton, both of whom have since left the fandom due to harassment by anti shippers. There are private collections of their canary within the Cedfia community but the artists themselves have deleted their social media accounts. It is possible to find stray artworks on Pinterest.
The ship fandom is still going strong though many of them keep their preference for the pairing a secret.
As of 2021, Cedfia is the leading pairing on AO3 for the STF fandom.
===Ship Wars & Controversy===
The primary complaint about this ship is due to the age gap between the characters. Antis have taken to leaving harassing comments on the artwork on Tumblr, Instagram, and Pinterest. 
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Friends to Lovers - The most common trope with this pairing
* Holidayfic - Several fics are holiday-based. Wassailia specifically but other holidays are written about as well. 
* Teacher/Student - Although this is usually in regards to Sofia being Cedric's apprentice. 
* Villain/Hero - Since Cedric started out as a villain, fanfic writers will often put him back into that role.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Fairytale by AngelQueen13
* Cedfia Artwork by suirenshinju
===Fanfiction===
===Fan Videos===
===Meta===
==Archives & Links==
* FFN Community
* A03 Cedfia Fanfics
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Sofia the First
Sofia the First (character)

Sofia is the main character of the Disney Junior series Sofia the First.
==Canon==
===Character Biography===
Sofia lived a simple life with her mother Miranda who was a shoemaker in Dunnwiddie village in the Kingdom of Enchancia. She and her mother were summoned to the palace because King Roland II needed new slippers. It led to her mother and the King to fall in love and marry not too long after. Which of course made her “a Princess overnight”.
In the beginning, she and her new sister Amber don't get along much but her new father tries to make her feel welcome by hosting a ball in her honor. He also gives Sofia the Amulet of Avalor, which grants her magical abilities (and sometimes curses her when she misbehaves).
The series follows the young girl as she transforms from a village kid to a royal to a magical Protector of the Ever Realm.
===Name===
Sofia is not given a last name in the pilot but later her biological father is revealed by the show creator. It is also said that Sofia is a mix of two nationalities. Gladiz (a kingdom similar to Spain) and Freezenburg (similar to Scandinavia).
Birk Balthazar, who was from Freezenburg, was Miranda’s first husband. It's possible Sofia's name was a combination of both her parents, making her Sofia Cordova-Balthazar.
When her mother marries Roland her name may have changed to the Royal family name “Winslow”. 
===Titles and Jobs===
* Princess Sofia The First
* Sorcerers Apprentice
* Story Keeper
* Witch of Honor for Lucinda’s Cauldronation
* Protector of the EverRealm
=== Powers===
* The Amulet of Avalor grants powers for all of Sofia’s good deeds
** Talking to Animals
** Turn into a Mermaid
** Grow Big and Small
* Sorcery Powers (with wand)
** Make Rubies and other precious stones
** Put people in and take out of paintings
==Fandom==
===Popularized Fanon===
* Sofia may have continued to be Cedric's apprentice well after the series ended.
* Some believe Sofia either married to be a queen in another kingdom or became Future Queen Amber's advisor.
* Some fanfics Sofia finds a way to make Clover her
===Shipping===
====Pairings====
* Sofia / Cedric the Sorcerer
* Sofia / Hugo
* Sofia / Desmond
====Shipping Wars & Controversy====
The main shipping controversy is between the Cedfia shippers and the Hugfia shippers.
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Magical Girl - Sofia is basically a magical girl with her sorcery skills, amulet, and protector tools
* Merpeople - Since she can become a mermaid, fics with water often show Sofia using this skill.
* Evil Twin - Sofia has an evil twin clone made from a doppelganger spell, Sofia The Worst
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fanart===
* ‘Sofia the Storykeeper’ Design by clarichi
* Sofia Dress Design by marionette-j2x
* Sofia by ocha-san-da
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
==References==
Category:Sofia the First
Soft Among the Stars

Soft Among the Stars is a gen Star Trek: TOS and science fiction fanpoetry 20-page digest-sized anthology by Ingrid Cross. It has art by Fern Marder, Carol Walske, and Winston Howlett.
==Contents==
* Soft Among the Stars
* Swan Song
* All This, and Heaven, Too
* Song of the Lady Lawyer (previously published in Fesarius #2)
* Invitation (previously published in [{Warped Space]] #12
* Ode to the Restless (previously published in Warped Space #24)
* Galactic Lovecry: 4536.3 (previously published in Warped Space #12)
* Eden Defined (previously published in From the Ends of the Galaxy #1)
* We, the Wind in the Trees
* Galactic Lovecry
* The Stars of Home
* Alone No More
* Fairytales and Wishes
==Gallery==
Image:soft1.jpg|art by Carol Walske
Image:soft2.jpg|art by Winston Howlett
Image:soft3.jpg|art by Fern Marder
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Soft Kill

Soft Kill is a Kirk/Spock story by Deanna Gray.
It was published in the print zine Kindle My Heart #1.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock both suffer from the same problem after making love during a planet survey. "His attempts at suppressing the pain in his head were failing. Dropping to his knees, he reached for the communicator. His arm hurt and stung as he grasped it. The grid was cracked. Flipping it open, Spock was relieved to find the instrument, while damaged, was functional. Blinking to keep his eyes focused, he was able to find a working frequency.""
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Soft Reset

Soft-Resetting or SR is a tactic used in many RPG style games that involves manually resetting the software in order to take advantage of RNG and other game mechanics.
==Examples of Fandoms that Commonly Feature SR==
Pokemon - The Pokémon franchise is probably the most prolific abuser of this tactic, where players can sometimes spend days (and even longer) Soft-Resetting for conditions such as nature, IVs and whether or not the Pokémon in question is shiny. Legendary Pokémon are subjected to this more than any other due to the player generally getting one chance to obtain them throughout the events of the game.
Final Fantasy - The Final Fantasy games, IX and X in particular, feature a lot of Soft-Resetting, especially where Speed Runs are involved (most notably for IX’s Excalibur II challenge). Soft-Resetting can enable players to minimise random encounters in order to save time, along with resetting encounter rates or Re-Rolling for weapon abilities and similar.
Dungeons and Dragons style games such as Neverwinter and Skyrim can make use of Soft-Resetting to Re-Roll attributes on acquired weapons and armour among other things. While manually Re-Rolling is possible in some of these games, Soft-Resetting can generally allow this effect without expending valuable items, and is often considered the superior alternative.
Category: Video Game Fandom Glossary
Soft Stan

In K-Pop, a soft stan refers to a fan who prefers the cute concepts. They sometimes view idols as innocent, wholesome and dislike sexualizing them. They are the opposite of a hard stan.
As defined by Urban Dictionary:
There are varying definitions for 'soft stan' and this can change between each fan.
== Controversy ==
Soft stans (or moreso, stans in general) are sometimes criticised for 'babying idols'. For example, treating them as innocent and being against their bias from engaging in mature activities like sex, going to adult clubs, smoking, or drinking. They sometimes view the idol as needing protection from the 'outside world' (or their agency). This has been criticised since the majority of idols are adults in their 20s. It has also be linked to further problems such as the fetishization of East Asian people.
Some meta from various K-Pop subreddits on this issue:
* Excessive babying of idols is a as bad as oversexualizing them (2019)
* the babying of kpop idols (2020)
* If youre infantilizing an adult kpop idol, you probably have an Asian fetish (2020)
== References ==
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Soft Targets

Soft Targets is a gen variable format Doctor Who fanzine with four issues.
==Issue 1==
A5 portrait, 28 pages, published in November 1992.
==Issue 2==
A5 landscape, 28 pages, published in December 1994.
==Issue 3==
A6 portrait, 68 pages, published in December 1995.
==Issue 4==
A6 portrait, 68 pages, published in May 1997.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Softly As I Leave You

Softly As I Leave You is a 79-page gen Garrison's Gorillas novel by Lyn Shelley. It was published in England.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "Garrison is ordered to go alone on a mission that is certain suicide. Before he can be rescued, he is buried alive by the Gestapo and then caught in a bombing. Can the cons find him in time?"
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1998 Zines