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SAM-I-AM

SAM-I-AM is an X-Files story by Marisa Golini.
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative June 20, 1994, and was one of the first stories posted there. See List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction for similar works. It was later printed in Of Dreams and Schemes #10.
The introduction to Machine of Intention mentions this story: "Note: Timeline wise, this story occurs after "Gemma" (1 and 2) and before "Sam-I-Am" and the soon to be uploaded "The Fire Eternal". All other stories occur in an alternate time-line in the multiverse."
==Author's Summary==
==Author's Foreword==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
SAO Pride Week

SAO Pride Week is an annual fan week with challenge prompts for LGBTQ+ ships and headcanons in the Sword Art Online fandom. It was originally created by Tumblr user ringforcynthia in April 2019 as a one-time event, but it was continued by aj_linguistik and redbluezero to be an annual event held during Pride month. 
The event welcomes fan creations of all kinds, including fanfiction, fanart, fan edits, meta posts, shared headcanons, and more. 
==Announcement==
From ringforcynthia in April 2019:
==Rules==
From the SAO Pride Week AO3 Collection:
==Reactions==
==SAO Pride Week 2019==
Fans participating in the first SAO Pride Week operated solely on Tumblr by sharing fanart posts and links to their fanfiction hosted on other sides or Tumblr-style fanfiction posts. Fanfiction which was posted to AO3 was later added to the SAO Pride Week 2019 Collection during the organization of the following event. The original week was from April 8-15, featuring an eight-day week. 
===Prompts===
Day 1 - Virtual World Vs. Real World
Day 2 - Trust
Day 3 - First ___ (Fill in the blank, eg, first kiss, date, etc)
Day 4 - Strength
Day 5 - Past & Present & Future
Day 6 - Acceptance
Day 7 - AU
Day 8 - Free Day
==SAO Pride Week 2020==
Under new moderation, the fan week opened up submissions on Twitter as well as Tumblr and created organized collections for fanfiction entries on AO3 for the previous year and for 2020. This second run of the event shortened the week to seven days and provided dual prompt challenges for fans instead of single prompts. NSFW submissions were also allowed, provided proper tagging was employed. The dates for this fan week were August 9-15. 
===Prompts===
Day 1 - Work & Fun / Small Steps
Day 2 - Stargazing / Outdoors
Day 3 - Rainy Day / Childhood
Day 4 - Knight in Shining Armor / Comfort
Day 5 - Love Confessions / Crush
Day 6 - Celebration / Found Family
Day 7 - Free Day
==SAO Pride Week 2021==
For its third run, moderation moved the fan week to a set of dates within Pride month in order to establish a yearly time frame for the event. Polls was held on social media to vote for prompts to better encourage fandom interaction. The dates of the fan week were July 13-19.
===Prompts===
Day 1 - Fear or Insecurity / Cooking
Day 2 - Sick Day / Stormy Weather
Day 3 - Gaming / Switch (Roleswap AU)
Day 4 - Campfire / Festival
Day 5 - Flowers / Snow Day
Day 6 - Dancing / Athletics
Day 7 - Free Day
==References==
Category:ChallengesCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2021 Challenges
SASAS: Spike/Angel Slash Appreciation Society

SASAS: Spike/Angel Slash Appreciation Society was an Angel/Spike slash site. 
The site was hosted by Angelfire. It was listed in the link section of Saber ShadowKitten's Buffy FanFiction page.Links, via Wayback: 28 November 1999. (Accessed 09 December 2012) The link summary said: "All that testosterone in one place..."
==References==
Category:Angelfire
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:1990s
SASTREK

SASTREK is an Australian Star Trek: TOS fan club.
==Zines==
It has at least four fanzine publications:
* Bulletin from the Bridge
* SASTREK News
* Warp Factor
* Tau Ceti
==Cons==
This club sponsored conventions, such as Conflict and Roddcon.
In 1978, SASTREK began to sponsor weekend minicons that were not advertised outside the club. They began when Adelaide’s Channel 9 studios put on a once-only marathon of Trek episodes for the fans on a big screen. 
In the early 1980s, Roddcon celebrated Gene Roddenberry's birthday. Held over two days, this event managed to attract some interstate fans. The Little Bird Awards were trophies presented to winners of the art display, fiction writing and costume parade.
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
SATOKASU de Festival

SATOKASU de Festival is a doujinshi anthology of SatoKasu, or Ash x Misty, manga and fanfiction contributed by various doujinka. One review states:
Image:Satokasu de Festival front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Satokasu de Festival sample1.gif|Inside art
Image:Satokasu de Festival sample2.png|Inside art
Additional scans can be found at pokeshipping on Tumblr and at Let's Reading.
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:2007 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
SAVE A HORSE RIDE A COWBOY

🔧SAVE A HORSE RIDE A COWBOY🪕titled SAVE A HORSE RIDE A COWBOY for formatting on Fanlore is an Engineer fanmix in the Team Fortress 2 fandom by komero-otus. As of 2024, new songs are still being added to it on spotify.
==Songs==
#The Housebuilding by David Ferguson
#The Room Is Filled With People That Love You by Foresight
#Don't Fence Me In by Roy Rogers
#Take Me Home, Country Roads - Rerecorded by John Denver
#American Pie by Don McLean
#Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy) by Big & Rich
#Juokse sinä humma by Tapio Rautavaara
#Old Town Road by Lil Nas X
#Getting Naked and Playing with Guns - Alternate by AJJ
#Gay Thoughts by The Growlers
#Roses Are Falling by Orville Peck
#Movin' Right Along from The Muppet Movie
#Juhani by Arppa
#A Bank Robber's Nursery Rhyme by Goodnight, Texas
#Hardware Store by Weird Al Yankovic
#Brave as a Noun by AJJ
#Hassisen Kone by Hassisen Kone
#Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex
#MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name) by Lil Nas X
#No Cock Like Horse Cock by Pepper Coyote
#Kitara, Taivas Ja Tähdet by Eppu Normaali
#Jackboot Jump - Live by Hozier
#The Papa G Stomp by Capt. Budd and His Toasty Rollers
#Machine Gun Kelly by Carole King, James Taylor
#The Chain - 2004 Remaster by Fleetwood Mac
#A Horse with No Name by America, George Martin
#Hopeinen kuu - Guarda che luna by Olavi Virta
#It's Called: Freefall by Rainbow Kitten Surprise
#Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other by Willie Nelson
#Teuvo, maanteiden kuningas by Leevi and the leavings
#Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
#Ankkurinappi by J. Karjalainen & Mustat Lasit
#Tennessee Whiskey by Chris Stapleton
#Painkillers by Rainbow Kitten Surprise
#cowboy like me by Taylor Swift
#Lonesome Desert by Louie Zong
#Sad Cowboys and Rock and Roll by Van Andrew, Victoria Bigelow
#I LOVE MY TRACTOR by COCKAHOLICS, damienfarron
#(Don't Fear) The Reaper by Blue Öyster Cult
#Transitmies by Jouko Mäki-Lohiluoma
#Good Lookin' by Dixon Dallas
#Vanha tie - Take Me Home Country Roads by Tapio Heinonen
#Southern Nights by Glen Campbell
#Dead of Night by Orville Peck
#The Devil Went Down to Georgia by The Charlie Daniels Band
#Heart Of The Country - Remastered 2012 by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney
==Notes==
Category:2023 Fanmixes
Category:Gen Fanmixes
SCAM (A-Team newsletter)

SCAM is an unofficial A-Team UK fan club newsletter. 
It contains letters of comment, detailed episode summaries and reviews, and news on the show. 
There were a total of thirty issues. 
The cover pages have the SCAM logo and a drawing of one of characters from the show.
The fan club also published a series of gen fiction zines called SCAM Presents.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
SCAM 4 was published in October 1984 and contains 52 pages.
 
Image:scam4.jpg|from issue #4
Image:Scam4-1.jpg|from issue #4
Image:scam4-2.jpg|from issue #4
==Issue 5==
SCAM 5 was published in January 1985 and contains 64 pages.	
==Issue 6==
SCAM 6 was published in April 1986 and contains 66 pages.
 
Image:scam6-1.jpg|from issue #6
Image:scam6-2.jpg|from issue #6
Image:scam6-3.jpg|from issue #6
==Issue 7==
SCAM 7 was published in July 1985 and contains 60 pages.
 
Image:scam7-1.jpg|from issue #7
Image:scam7-2.jpg|from issue #7
Image:scam7-3.jpg|from issue #7
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
SCAM 9 was published in January 1986 and contains 52 pages.
==Issue 10==	
==Issue 11==
SCAM 11 was published in July 1986 and contains 52 pages.
==Issue 12==
SCAM 12 was published in October 1986 and contains 50 pages.	
==Issue 13==
SCAM 13 was published in January 1987 and contains 58 pages.	
==Issue 14==
SCAM 14 was published in April 1987 and contains 44 pages.	
==Issue 15==
SCAM 15 was published in July 1987 and contains 58 pages.
==Issue 16==
SCAM 16 was published in October 1987 and contains 52 pages.	
==Issue 17==
Issue 17 was published in January 1988 and contains 52 pages.	
==Issue 18==
SCAM 18 was published in April 1988 and contains 48 pages.	
==Issue 19==
==Issue 20==
SCAM 20 was published in October 1988 and contains 26 pages.	
==Issue 21==
SCAM 21 was published in January 1989 and contains 34 pages.	
==Issue 22==
==Issue 23==
SCAM 23 was published in July 1989 and contains 30 pages.	
==Issue 24==
SCAM 24 was published in October 1989 and contains 28 pages.	
==Issue 25==
SCAM 25 was published in January 1990 and contains 30 pages.	
==Issue 26==
SCAM 26 was published in April 1990 and contains 32 pages.	
==Issue 27==
SCAM 27 was published in July 1990 and contains 32 pages.	
==Issue 28==
SCAM 28 was published in October 1990 and contains 28 pages.
==Issue 29==	
SCAM 29 was published in January 1991 and contains 25 pages.	
==Issue 30==
SCAM 30 was published in Midsummer 1991 and contains 34 pages.
Category:Club Zines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
SCAM Presents

SCAM Presents is a gen anthology published by SCAM, an unofficial A-Team fan club. 
This club also published a newsletter, titled SCAM.
==Issue 1==
SCAM Presents 1 is subtitled, One More Time. It contains 49 pages. 
* Encore for Boots & Bikinis by Linda Hepden
* The A-Team Chart by Cassandra, ISM and Loot
* The T-Team and The BA Team by Stephen O-Donoghue
* Blue Skies, Black Eyes and Red Face by Susan J. King
* BA's Lament by Jita,
* The Medic's Tale by Dot Fittes
* A Kind of Beginning by Victoria Jason
* The A-Team by Carol Ford.
==Issue 2==
SCAM Presents 2 is subtitled, Double Heat. It contains 63 pages.
* Correct Minutes by Socki (3 pages)
* Vets Stick Together by Karen Jessup (4 pages)
* If Only I'd Known by C. S. Armitage (2 pages)
* A Case of Mistaken Identity by Rae McAnally (15 page)
* High School Drug Dealers by Ruth Queensborough (2 pages)
* White Lines by Thea Quinn ("A drug lord wants revenge on the team so he kidnaps Face and gets him hooked on cocaine.") (28 pages) 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
SCAM Presents 3 is subtitled Treble Brewing. It contains 59 pages.
* The Arrangement by Judy Wrighton (4 pages)
* Any Wednesday by Lori Beatty (Amy & Murdock story) (8 pages) 
* Getting Home by Klutz (3 pages)
* One Night in the DOOM Club by Tracy Humphreys (2 pages)
* Message for Maria by Diane Buckley (2 pages)
* Fatal Error by J.G. Park (4 pages)
* Missing in Action by Socki & Captain Sensible ('Nam-era story) (9 pages) 
* Old Man River by Judy Wrighton (2 pages)
* Pecking Away at the System by Felis Sylvestris (2 pages)
* Oriental Black Eyes Meet Occidental Brown by Diane Buckley (3 pages)
* The Labyrinth by Thea Quinn ("Face is very seriously wounded during an attempted capture by Decker...but it wasn't Decker that shot at him.") (13 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
SCAM Presents 4 is subtitled, A Small and Deadly Four. It contains 63 pages.
* Vision of Hope by Wendy Grice (4 pages)
* Reflections by Thea Quinn (2 pages)
* In With a Chance by Vivien Young (Amy & Murdock story) (3 pages) 
* Adjust or Your Dead by Felis Sylvestris (3 pages)
* Busy Line by Judy Wrighton (3 pages)
* Dreams of Yesterday by Wendy Grice (5th season story, mainly focused on Face) (21 pages) 
* Forbidden Treasure by Rae McAnally (2 pages)
* Sapphires and Steele by Thea Quinn (A girl hires the team to find her missing brother.) (19 pages) 
* An Impossible Case by Vivian Young (3 pages)
==Issue 5==
SCAM Presents 5 is subtitled, Alive at Five. It contains 56 pages and was published in 1991.
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1990s
SCUSA

SCUSA ("Self-Contained Underwater Shipping Apparatus") was a shipping forum on FictionAlley Park. 
The SCUSA forum went offline with the rest of FictionAlley Park around late 2020.
==SHIP Staff==
SHIP Staff was a subforum for "postings to start a new SHIP, name or rename a SHIP, or join the staff of an already existing SHIP".
Staff threads were used for establishing ship names and for fans of the ship to claim staff positions. The founder of the ship was usually the captain, and other fans would claim the titles of first mate, navigator, or other creative roles following the metaphor of the ship as a vessel.For example, see Guns 'n' Handcuffs (Harry/Draco): Staffing Thread V, archived 15 March 2019.
==Links==
*SCUSA Ship Registry - A masterlist of all Harry Potter ships
*SCUSA Rules - A guide to what posts are allowed at SCUSA
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
SDCC 2016: Sherlock & A Case of Sexual Identity

SDCC 2016: Sherlock & A Case of Sexual Identity is the first part of a two-part 2016 interview by Valerie Parker with Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Sue Vertue, and Amanda Abbington about the BBC television show Sherlock. It was conducted at San Diego Comic Con in 2016 and published on With An Accent. The second part was published on July 28, 2016, as SDCC 2016: Sherlock & A Study in Secrecy. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
*representation in media
*The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
*the relationship between fans and The Powers That Be
*fanfiction
*queer subtext (and queerbaiting, obliquely)
*The Johnlock Conspiracy (although not by name)
==Excerpts==
==Fan Responses==
==References==
Category:2016 News MediaCategory:Sherlock
SDWolfpup

SDWolfpup is noted vidder in numerous fandoms. She also writes fanfic and meta discussions, and is the creator of More Joy Day.
In September 2010 she was interviewed for Vidder Profile: see Vidder Profile Spotlight: SDWolfpup.Interview Series 2010: SDWolfpup
==Notable Vids==
*That's All (due South)
*Satellite (due South)
*You Can Call Me... (due South)
*Coin-Operated Boy (BTVS)
*Fix You (Battlestar Galactica)
*Cold Cold Water
* Always Look On The Bright Side
*Our Dancing Days
* Building A Mystery
* So Sad, So Lonely
* Cold Cold Water
==Fanfiction==
*A Common Pulse
* Sign Language
* Our Dancing Days
==Meta==
*Vid Feedback 101, an essay about how non-vidders can leave better feedback.
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
SD Drabble Zine

SD Drabble Zine is a het and gen Stargate: SG-1 digest-sized 39-page anthology of Sam and Daniel drabble. Authors include Kat, Demon Faith, Mel, Trinity, Hathor and more. 
Regading the zines origins: "The Sam-Daniel Rebellion (mailing) list held a drabble competition before the SG4 Convention in London, in February 2002, at which Amanda Tapping and Michael Shanks were guests. All the drabbles were put into a 'zine, and the winning drabble, I Knew I'd Like Him,was presented to both Michael and Amanda. It's based on one of Sam's lines during their first meeting, when he showed her, O'Neill and Kawalsky the cartouche in Children of the Gods."
Category:Stargate SG-1 Het Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2000s
SEALed With a Kiss

SEALed With a Kiss is a Steve/Danny story by qblackheart. It won the 2012 Hawaii Five-0 Ohana Favorite Awards in the category "Favorite Steve/Danny - Genre: Romance".Ohana Favorite Awards 2012 - WINNERS, 28 May 2012. (Accessed 19 May 2016)
Summary: It started with a kiss. A kiss so simple, it complicated everything. One kiss – eye-opening, heart-pounding, soul-stirring – was all it took. It reminded Steve of an old proverb he’d heard on one of those missions he’d never tell anyone about: Kissing is like drinking salted water; you drink, and your thirst increases. Danny’s thoughts could be summed up by something his Ma once told him: I ran up the door, opened the stairs, said my pajamas and put on my prayers, turned off my bed, tumbled into my light, and all because…he kissed me goodnight.
File:Sealed.jpg|Fanfic cover
File:Seales awards.png|Ohana Favorite Awards winner "Favorite Steve/Danny - Genre: Romance"
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
SF-LOVERS

SF-LOVERS is a mailing list for science fiction fans. 
It was created by Roger Duffy from MIT in 1979. In 1982, Saul Jaffe took over as moderator in October, 1983.
==One Description by a Fan in 1993==
==Meta/Further Reading==
* The Man Behind SF-LOVERS Science Fiction Discussion List by Karen Ann Yost (1993)
==References==
Category:1970s Mailing Lists
Category:1980s Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
SFFChronicles

SFF Chronicles is a science fiction & fantasy community of forums started around 2001 by Brian TurnerThe History of Chronicles. It has a strong focus on science fiction and fantasy writing and authors. With the acquisition of ASciFi.com, the number of sections devoted to TV and movies increased considerably. However, the core attention is still on writing, including members of SF&F writing community who have their own sub-sections in the Authors category.
== History ==
=== Acquisition of ASciFi.com ===
ASciFi.com was a SF&F message board run by padders, started c. 2000. The forum was sold to and merged into SFF Chronicles in August 2006.
== External Links ==
* Home page: https://www.sffchronicles.com/
* Moderators: https://www.sffchronicles.com/members/?type=staff/
==References==
SFX Magazine

SFX Magazine is a monthly special interest British magazine whose focus is science fiction and fantasy which has been published since 1995. The magazine's website sfx.co.uk that used to house a lot of articles and reviews, had been discontinued by November 2014 and now links to GamesRadar.com 
==J. Michael Straczynski: Not a Fan==
J. Michael Straczynski's sig in 2001: "...SFX is a fairly useless publication on just about every imaginable front. Never have so many jumped-up fanboys done so little, with so much, for so long." - JMS. B5 Bootleg Ethics... (April 23, 2001) 
Another sig by J. Michael Straczynski's sig used on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated in 2001: "(permission to reprint specifically denied to SFX Magazine and don't send me story ideas)" Re: B5 Bootleg Ethics... (April 2001) 
== SFX Awards ==
Since 1997, the magazine is awarding that SFX Awards which are voted by the readers. Ironically, Straczynski's Babylon 5 swept the most awards at the first Annual SFX Awards in 1997. Gillian Anderson won that year as Best SF/Fantasy Actress in 1996. 
==References==
SF Commentary

SF Commentary is a semi-regular fanzine that has been edited and published by Bruce Gillespie since January 1969.
==Awards==
* Nominated for a Hugo Award in 1972, 1973 and 1975.Bruce Gillespie Index, eFanzines.
* Winner of Ditmar Award on a number of occasions.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1969 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:2020s Zines
SG-1 and SGA Femslash

SG-1 and SGA Femslash was a Livejournal community devoted to femslash in the first two and largest fandoms in the Gateverse.
The community welcomes fanfiction, graphics, meta and many other things related to femslash in the Stargate worlds. Crossovers with at least one Gateverse woman in the pairing are also permitted. The community can be navigated by either the Memories Page or by the Tags Page both of which have pairing lists.
As of November 2012, the community has over 250 members and remains sporadically active. The last official post was in January 2014. 
 
Category:Femslash Journal Communities
Category:Stargate 
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎ 
Category:Stargate SG-1
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
SG1HC (Stargate SG-1 mailing list)

SG1HC was an email discussion group focused on hurt/comfort fanfiction for the Stargate SG1 TV show. 
The mailing list was created on January 30, 2001. It was a restricted group, with a membership approval process. New members could only be added by invitation or recommendation from another member. It was active through late 2019.
Fanfiction posted to the group was archived at The Comfort Zone. In 2002, some fiction was printed in a zine, called SG1HC. 
As of October 2019, the group had 749 members. The group was extremely active between 2001-2006 when it received up to 2400 messages a month. July 2001 was the month with the highest number of posts at 2583 messages. The group began dying out in 2010 but was still receiving monthly messages when the site wiped out its archives.
==Description==
 
==References==
Category:Yahoo! GroupsCategory:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Category:2010s
SG1HC (Stargate SG-1 zine)

SG1HC is a 36-page Stargate SG-1 print zine. The pages are single-sided.
It contains some of the fiction posted to SG1HC mailing list.
It premiered at a convention, possibly Wolf SG4 (Wolfevents) February 1­3, 2002, Heathrow, England. 
It contains art by Babs, Siamkatze, and Wilma.
==Contents==
* Summer by Carrie (5)
* A Strange New World by Jingles (7)
* Fools Rush In by Kaz (9)
* Like Family by Aurora (11)
* Special Ingredient by Ivanova (12)
* Accidents Will Happen by Sandra (14)
* Following Through by Seanchaidh (15)
* Maelstrom by Lin (17)
* In Solitude by Jmas (19)
* Horizon by Carrie (20)
* Morituri by Poss (22)
* Stars by Dangerprone (24)
* On Daniel by Brionhet (26)
* Evaluation by BabsN (27)
* How Many Times by Nancy Richardson (30)
* And an Island Never Cries by Sheila Paulson (32)
* The Power of the [glyph/symbol] by Tiv'ester (35)
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
SG1HC Zine

SG1HC Zine is an online compilation of hurt/comfort gen fan fiction written by members of the SG1HC Mailing List. It premiered at the SG5 convention in Blackpool, England, Sunday, October 27, 2002. It can be downloaded from The Comfort Zone, a Stargate SG1 website devoted to hurt/comfort fan fiction.
* Simmer by Carrie (5)
* A Strange New World by Jingles (7)
* Fools Rush In by Kaz (9)
* Like Family by Aurora (11)
* Special Ingredient by Ivanova (12)
* Accidents Will Happen by Sandra (14)
* Following Through by Seanchaidh (15)
* Maelstron by Lin (17)
* In Solitude by Jmas (19)
* Horizon by Carrie (20)
* Morituri by Poss (22)
* Stars by Dangerprine (29)
* On Daniel by Brionhet (26)
* Evaluation by BabsN (27)
* How Many Times by Nancy Richardson (30)
* And An Island Never Cries by Sheila Paulson (32)
* The Power of the @ by Tiv'ester (35)
* art by Babs, Siamkatze and Wilma
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
SG1 (mailing list)

SG1 was an email discussion group focused on the Stargate and Stargate SG1 franchise. 
It was created on August 14, 1998. It was a public group, with no membership approval process. It was active until early 2013.
As of October 2019, the group had 1097 members.
==Description==
==History==
January 1999 was the month with the highest number of posts at 1839 messages.
==Welcome Letter==
This is the complete welcome letter that new members of SG1 received upon joining.Personal copy of email, received 20 October 2019.
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1990s Category:2000s Category:2010s
Category:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
SG1 Coloring Book

SG-1 Coloring Book is a fanwork with 20 printable pages with images of the team, SGC pesonnel, Abydonians, Thor, Lya,the DHD, the Gate, and everyone's favorite villain, Apophis. The pages have .5 margins. Art by Tay and JayEm. 
thumb|left|front cover
==Format==
Downloadable version in PDF, E-book on CD in PDF, print zines will be done on loose cardstock with no binding.
Category:Stargate SG-1 Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Art
Category:2015 Zines