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Fkwartalk (Yahoo Group)

fkwartalk (formally FK War Discussion Archive, as per the site banner) is a Yahoo Group that auto-archives all posts to the FORKNI-L mailing list that have the WAR: prefix. It was founded as a restricted group on 29 July 2008. All posts can be read by anyone. Posts do not appear regularly, as they are largely associated with the actual wars or their preplanning. The last posts were made in 2015. There were 3 members of the group.
==Group Description==
==Group Website==
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7139/fk-lists.htm
==Group Information==
* Members : 8
* Category : Fan Fiction
* Founded : Jul 28, 2004
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a restricted group.
* Attachments are not permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership requires approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/fkwartalk/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Fkxs (Yahoo Group)

fkxs (formally, Forever Knight Cross-Stitchers as per the site's banner) is a Yahoo Group for the Cross-Stitchers of the Knight faction. The public Group was formed on 23 February 1999. Posting was sporadic, sparked by popular topics; but the group was active until 2002. Posting after that was only occasional, with the last posts were in 2008. There are 33 members. 
==Group Description==
==Welcome Message==
The following is the welcome message automatically sent by Yahoo to new members:
==Group Information==
* Members : 33
* Category : Needlecrafts
* Founded : Feb 23, 1999
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are not permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Not listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages from new members require approval.
* All members can post messages.
==External Links==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/fkxs/info
Category: Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Flag Smashers

The Flag Smashers are a terrorist organization led by Karli Morgenthau in the MCU miniseries The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The members of the Flag Smashers are enhanced with a recreation of the Super Soldier Serum.
==Politics==
Some fans, particularly those more radical members of the fandom, have talked about the politics of the group, and their parallels with other revolutionary ideologies. BristolAFed - Twitter post (via Nitter) 
Some folks have pointed out comparisons with other MCU villains, such as Killmonger, in regards to their opinions vs. their tactics: that their opinions are correct, or have a semblance of truth to them, but that their tactics go too far. This has also lead to comparisons with Zaheer from The Legend of Korra, a self-identified anarchist whose anarchism is applicable only to a certain extent.
==Archives & Resources==
* on Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
*Flag Smashers works on the Ao3
==References==
Category:The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe Fandom Glossary
Flagfic

Flagfic or FLAG was a fanfiction downloader often used on Fanfiction.net. As of August 2014, it is temporarily down pending new hosting. 
Currently called FicLab from 2016, became a browser addon that allows to download stories directly from supported websites in a number of different e-book formats. The extension is available for recent versions of web browsers Chrome and Firefox.
In response to possible use for plagiarism of the site, there is a FAQ page for authors with questions and answers on how to go about preventing the extension from being used in their works.
==Download & Plagiarism==
==Supported Sites==
FicLab now it supports the following websites:
*fanfiction.net
*wattpad.com
*archiveofourown.org
*literotica.com
*asianfanfics.com
*starslibrary.net
*inkitt.com
*fimfiction.net
*fictionpress.com
==References==
Category:Browser Extensions
Flake's Seven Annual

Flake's Seven Annual is a gen Blake's 7 anthology of parody stories by Leigh Arnold. 
From the 1982 issue: "Copyrighted by Bob's Budget Broadcasting Corporation and by 'Stag' Nation... Pony Ltd in co-operation with Overmind and the 3BC."
Oddly, all issues have a 1982 publication date, even the 1981 Annual.
==Fan Comments==
 
==Issue 1==
Flake's Seven Annual 1 (1981) was published in 1982.
File:Flakes1.jpg
==Issue 2==
Flake's Seven Annual 2 (1982) contains 88 pages. The front cover is by Mark Dowman and Leigh Arnold is the cartoonist.
"Pigeon Attack Videogame used by permission of Doyle Electronics Ltd. Patent pending."
* Introduction to Flake's 7 (1)
* Pit Fall (parody of Spacefall) (4)
* Drool (parody of Duel) (15)
* Project Camelot (parody of Project Avalon) (27)
* Earache (parody of Orac) (39)
* Factory Recall (parody of Redemption) (51)
* Pleasure Joint (parody of Pressure Point) (63)
* People's Court (parody of Trial) (77)
 
Image:flakes1982-1.jpg|from issue #1, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1982-2.jpg|from issue #1, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1982-3.jpg|from issue #1, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1982-4.jpg|from issue #1, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1982-5.jpg|from issue #1, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1982-6.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 3==
Flake's Seven Annual 3 (1983) contains 88 pages.
* Introduction to Flake's 7 (This is replicated from previous issues.) (1)
* Beforemath (parody of Aftermath) (4)
* Deathblotch (parody of Deathwatch) (23)
* Criminal (parody of Terminal) (34)
* Monster of Dorian Grey (parody of Rescue) (46)
* Starjive (parody of Stardrive) (59)
* Flake (parody of Blake) (70)
 
Image:flakes1983-1.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1983-2.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1983-3.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1983-4.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1983-5.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
Image:flakes1983-6.jpg|from issue #3, Leigh Arnold
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
Flambards

Flambards was a 13-episode television series broadcast in the United Kingdom in 1979 and in the United States in 1980. The series was based on the first three Flambards novels of English author K. M. Peyton. Peyton subsequently wrote her fourth Flambards book when approached by a group interested in filming a sequel to the series. However, the sequel series failed to find a buyer and so never was filmed. 
==Fan Activity== 
* Flambards - Yahoo Group founded in 1999. As of January 2011 it had 668 members. The group’s focus is on the television series Flambards based on the books of KM Peyton, rather than the novels themselves. However, there is sometimes discussion of the novels too. This group is relatively inactive, though messages are still circulated once in a while. 
* Flying Dreams - This small website is devoted to the Flambards television series, and includes synopses of each episode with photos. It was last updated in 2003. 
* Flambards – This web page is found on an individual fan’s (Tony Mortlake’s) personal website link to his home page. It focuses on the Flambards television series and was last updated in 2003.
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Flame

A flame is a comment or message that is hostile, personally insulting, or intentionally offensive. Common types of flames in fandom are hostile negative feedback on fanworks (as opposed to concrit) and angry comments about participants in debates over topics of controversy.
A flame usually consists of ad hominem attacks and contributes very little to a discussion. Flames may be used as a method of trolling, as they often provoke strong reactions from others.
==Meta==
* Freedom, Censorship and Flaming by T'Mar (1999?) 
* Disagreement Is Not Flaming by T'Mar (1999?) 
Category:Discussion
Flame of Wing

Flame of Wing is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Shisinden. It is primarily Harry/Ron and also contains Remus/Sirius. It is entirely manga.
== Summaries & Reviews ==
* "Okay, so it's a Harry/Ron doujinshi primarily, but Remus and Sirius are in it too, being all cute and lovey. And Harry and Ron being all shmoopy as Ron acknowledges his crush on Harry. And an odd scene in the kitchen where Remus makes Ron cook supper with him."Wolf Moon, Dog Star. (Accessed 30 July 2012.)
* "The story is set during a summer vacation (I think). Ron comes to visit the happy Sirius/Lupin & Harry family. While he's there, they have to deal with certain ... temptations. This isn't as spectacular as Synodic Month or Lagrangian Points but it's still another beautiful doujinshi from Shisenden."DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 30 July 2012.)
* "And Shisinden does it again! Anything by them is worth having. This doujinshi has three fun and interesting stories starring Harry, Ron, Remus and Sirius. It's a nice comparison of Harry's friendship with Ron and the close bond the adults Sirius and Lupin share. It's a nice look at two generations of men. My fave story is the one where Harry and Ron skip class and fly away from Hogwarts to find a peaceful place on top of a hill and just lie down on the grass. A happy, heart-warming volume, not like the angst-filled "Synodic Month", the first HP book by this great circle. Definitely recommended for Harry and Ron friendship fans. Great book with the ever beautiful artwork!"Locksley at JPQueen. Beautifully done. 06 November 2005. (Archived 16 October 2007 by the Wayback Machine.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Flame of Wing front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Flame of Wing sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Flame of Wing sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Flameheart

Flameheart is a gen 66-page crossover novel written by Rita Marx.
From the zine: "Thanks to all writters [sic], and to George Lucas for allowing us to play in his universe and back yard."
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "A young woman, working for a secret society of demon hunters, meets a Jedi and follows her destiny to Coruscant. There, a startling discovery about her past is discovered." 
==Chapters==
* The Waterfall (1)
* Coruscant (25)
 
Category:Poltergeist: The Legacy
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Flames (Star Trek: TOS story)

You may be looking for the glossary term Flame.
Flames is a Kirk/Spock story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Charisma #8.
==Summary==
"Admiral Kirk, now grounded, meets the famous half-Vulcan singer, Spock, and the chemistry between them ignites into a powerful and jealous love relationship that overtakes their lives and minds."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Flames (Star Wars TPM story)

Flames is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Ruth Gifford.
Summary: A tired Qui-Gon Jinn's hoped for evening of romance doesn't quite go as expected. (Plot-What-Plot, BDSM, Qui/Obi, NC-17) 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Flames of Hell

Flames of Hell is a 51-page het V/C Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology of four interconnected stories by Steve Nottingham. 
It includes art by Stephen Carlton and Jane Madell. Most of the stories involve Paracelsus. 
This zine has a sequel: A New Reign in Hell.
==From the Zine's Introduction==
==Contents==
* Introduction (1)
* Flames of Hell, ficiton (3)
* Touched by the Flames, ficiton (11)
* Darkness Rising, ficiton (21)
* Hallucinogenic, ficiton (36)
* Catherine's Lament, poem (47)
* Two Souls as One, poem (48)
* Beauty and the Beast's Appeal: A Personal View (49)
==Sample Interior==
Image:flamesofhell-1.jpg|Stephen Carlton
Image:flamesofhell-2.jpg 
Image:flamesofhell-3.jpg|Stephen Carlton
Image:flamesofhell-4.jpg|Stephen Carlton
Image:flamesofhell-5.jpg|Jane Madell
Image:flamesofhell-6.jpg 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Flamewar

A flamewar constitutes two or more parties exchanging violent expression of their disagreement, i.e., several flames, traveling in both or many directions. Although heated arguments have taken place as long as there have been people, the term flamewar refers to an Internet cultural phenomenon prevalent on internet discussions like usenet, mailing lists, and now LiveJournal.Wikipedia:Flaming (Internet)
In fandom, the term has fallen out of use in favor of wank, which denotes the self-indulgence or self-righteousness involved in a flamewar. 
See Letter War.
==Flamewars in Fandom==
Fannish flamewars may take place between individual fans, between groups of fans, between fans and non-fans, or between fans and professional authors or TPTB. 
Not all disagreements are flamey. Concrit, which is meant to assist a writer, and imbroglios, which expose underlying societal attitudes, may be carried out without untoward behavior. However, people often react badly to criticism of any kind, so it is possible for concrit or an imbroglio to lose its dignity and become a flamewar. 
Sometimes the personal perception of when a heated discussion has crossed over into a flamewar differs between fans. For example if fans identify strongly with a favorite pairing, and that pairing is insulted, some may describe that as flame, while others will only call ad hominem attacks against fans themselves a flame. A contributing factor to this is that drawn out fandom divisions are often referred to as "wars" even if these aren't engaged in with a hostility level of an outright flamewar all the time, e.g. a pairing war.
== Fannish Disagreement Before the Web == 
It's hard to believe, but yes, fans argued before the internet. Fights usually happened in lettercols of zines, or letterzines. Those controversies were called fan wars, letter wars, fan feuds, and other names lost to posterity. Some of the biggest controversies of pre-internet fandom were: sexually explicit material in fandom; zine pricing and zine piracy; to slash or not to slash; Star Trek vs. Star Wars; and which is better, pro writing or fanzine writing, and whether one's One True Character is the best.
From the letterzine, Southern Enclave:
==A 1998 Tongue-in-Cheek Usenet Tutorial==
An X-Files fan instructs others on some techniques!
==Examples==
*SJ Flames White Wolf For Bad-Faith Behavior
*The Ray Wars (Due South fandom)
*Ordover Wars (X-Files fandom)
*"Tara's lesbian spell on Willow", courtesy of alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer (Buffy fandom)
*Apologist Discourse (Dream SMP fandom)
==Filk==
Sung to Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire":
==References==
Category:GlossaryCategory:DiscussionCategory:Fandom Wars
Flaming River Con

Flaming River Con is a LGBTQ geek convention that was first held in Rocky River, a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. It is free to attend but with donations welcome. The special guest was Sina Grace, writer for several comic series including Marvel's Iceman.
The second Flaming River Con took place September 21, 2019, at the downtown Cleveland Public Library, with special guests including Marvel Comics writer Tony Isabella.
==See also==
*List of LGBTQ-Focused Conventions
==References==
Category:2018 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Flaming Steel

Flaming Steel is a Fullmetal Alchemist ezine focused on the RoyEd pairing. The blog's tumblr describes itself as "An unofficial fanzine focusing on the romantic relationship between Roy Mustang and Edward Elric".RoyEdZine on Tumblr. 
The zine opened for applications in December 1, 2018 and final versions of pieces were due April 30, 2019. Pre-orders were taken between May 20-June 30, 2019 and shipping of the zine began on August 3, 2019.RoyEdZine's Schedule. The zine featured work from 21 artists and 11 writers. It is available as both a hard copy and as a pdf.
== References ==
Category:Fullmetal Alchemist
Flamingo's Police Complaint

Flamingo's Police Complaint is a Starsky & Hutch metafic by Flamingo.
This story was originally published on VenicePlace, a Starsky & Hutch slash discussion list. It was later published in Indigo Boys #6. It is also at The Starsky & Hutch Archive.
==Summary==
While the story is described as "a parody," the story actually more of a meta fanwork. It references fandom and fans, describes fans interacting with canon characters, and gives shout-outs to specific fanworks.
While written in a humorous style, it addresses a serious real life fan event, that of a fan/fans who did not like the content or genre of another fan/fans' fiction, and sent anonymous, threatening hate mail to them in retaliation. 
One of the messages was quoted or paraphrased in the story: "Death to all slash-writing, slash-loving, slash-reading filthy sluts." And, "Anyone who'd take those nice, normal, heterosexual boys, Starsky & Hutch, and make them queers is a sicko pervert who should die."
From the online version, "Special thanks go to Elaine H. for saving the original email files so I could reconstruct the story!"
In 2021, Flamingo added: "It's an old story. I'm sure you notice there are no modern fandoms in it. I wrote it in response to all my friends who were always in other fandoms they thought were "better"." Flamingo's Police Complaint 
 
==Fandoms, Characters, Fanworks Included or Mentioned==
* David Starsky and Kenneth Hutchinson and his "Glorious Mustache"
* Tim Bayliss and Frank Pembleton, Homicide: Life on the Street
* Man from U.N.C.L.E.
* Jim Ellison and Blair Sandburg, The Sentinel
* Fox Mulder, Dana Scully, Krycek, The X-Files
* jat sapphire's story, I Wear My Sunglasses at Night 
* Flamingo's Miami Vice slash discussion list, St. Vitus
* Rosemary C, fan
* Flamingo, fan
* a shout-out/reference to Candy Apple's story, Outside Influences, in which Starsky is Blair's father
* a shout-out/reference to Glow and Flamingo's story, Talkin' Dirty Pool 
* Sonny Crockett, Ricardo Tubbs, Martin Castillo, Miami Vice
* Frank McPike, Roger Lococco, and Vinnie Terranova, Wiseguy
* Benton Fraser, Diefenbaker, due South
* Ray Doyle and William Bodie, The Professionals
* a reference to incompatibilities with VCRs: PAL and NTSC
* lotsa dogs
==Author's Notes from the Print Version==
As posted in Indigo Boys #6:
==Author's Notes from the Later Online Version==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction
Flamme

You may be looking for Flame.
flamme (French for "Flame") is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by Tsumutou. It is a 36-page Lucien x Franz novel.
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Category:2005 Fanfiction
Flanfiction

Flanfiction is a fanwork, particularly audio, that features in some regard, flan. 
The term stems from the Voiceteam 2022 Round 3 challenge:FLANFICTION [35 points for each player who contributes] - Create something—anything—that in some way is connected to audio fanworks and in some way is connected to flan. NO CLARIFYING QUESTIONS PERMITTED ON THIS CHALLENGE.Voiceteam 2022 Round 3 on dreamwidth, accessed May 9, 2024It has reached the status of Voiceteam meme, and upon the issuance of challenge of The One That Got Away in Mystery Box 2023, a number of participants who had not been there for the initial flanfiction challenge took up the challenge then.
Approaches taken to the challenge included stories in which characters make or eat flan, filk about flan, reading the recipe in character voices, recording while making flan, creating and then recording fanfic about flan, dessert AUs (in which the characters are desserts), and a podfic of a work named after Flannery O'Connor.
== Examples ==
* What is Flan? Wrong Definitions Only
* F-L-A-N, a Filk by horchata
* Flan... Character Study?, a Star Wars improv by kbirb
== Collections ==
* A collection of flanworks
* the Flanfiction tag on AO3
== References ==
Category:Podfic Fandom Glossary
Flannery (Pokémon)

Flannery is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. She is well-liked with fans, though not too many fanworks exist which primarily focus on her. She also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters, PokéAni and Pokéspe.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Flannery is most commonly paired up with Steven Stone, forming CandlestickShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. While the pairing doesn't appear to be shipped in Japanese-speaking PKMN fandom, it has a loyal following in English-speaking PKMN fandom.
*Flannery is also shipped with Winona, forming FannedFlamesShipping, which is Female/Female, aka yuri. In Japanese, this is most often called アスナギ (Asunagi).
===Less Popular Relationships===
*DaedalusShipping - Blaine, Brock & Flannery
*DeflagrationShipping - Flannery & Hunter J
*DelisleShipping - Flannery & Flareon
*DelphineShipping - Archie & Flannery
*DestinyShipping - Flannery & Zoey
*DracarysShipping - Flannery & Iris
*DragonfireShipping - Drayden & Flannery
*ElanShipping - Flannery & Yancy
*EmbellishmentShipping - Flannery & Lisia
*EmbrelliaShipping - Anthea & Flannery
*EmotionlessSunShipping - Cyrus & Flannery
*EnergyBurnShipping - Rod & Flannery
*EngineerShipping - Courtney (Magma), Flannery & Whitney
*EnkindlingShipping - Blaine, Chili, Flint (elite), Flannery & Malva
*ErinShipping - Caitlin & Flannery
*EvanescentShipping - Flannery & GlaciaMore can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2022) Flannery with a Flareon.
* (2023)
* (2019), with the headcanon that Kabu is her uncle.
=== Fan Craft ===
* (2023), made with perler beads.
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Flanvention

Flanvention was the first large American Firefly/Serenity fan convention. 
It was held in December 2005 at the Burbank Airport Hilton and Convention Center.
Flanvention was almost held again in 2006, but scuttled at the last moment. It was supposed to have occurred December 8-11, 2006 at the Burbank Airport Hilton and Convention Center. 
This con instead became the The Browncoats Backup Bash.
==Similar Disasters==
* New York Star Trek '76 (1976)
* Con of Wrath (part of a series, but collapsed in 1982)
* Slanted Fedora (part of a series, but collapsed in 2003)
* Tentmoot (2003)
* JumpCon (2008)
* FedConUSA (2008)
* DashCon (2014)
Category:Conventions
Category:Firefly
Category:2005 Conventions 
Category:2006 Conventions 
Category:ScandalsCategory:Conventions in United States
Flares

flares is a Kara Danvers/Barry Allen shipping vid by reyberrie.
==Vidder's Notes==
:i'm so excited to see these two share the screen together, i just couldn't wait until then to vid it. they have so much in common with one another, from what they have lost and experienced, to their spirit and optimism. 
:hoping for many more superflash crossovers to come! these two will make one formidable, adorkable puppies duo!
==Comments & Reactions==
As of September 17, 2016: the vid has 11,000 views, 477 likes and 1 dislike.
==References==
Category:Supergirl (TV series)
Category:The Flash (CW)
Category:Crossover Vids
Category:Het Vids
Category:2016 Vids