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C19

C19 is a forum hosted by ProBoards. Founded in February 2005 by CC, it initially focused on discussion of the 2004 BBC adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's industrial novel, North and South, starring Richard Armitage and Daniela Denby-Ashe. It has since branched into other costume dramas, as well as other roles for Armitage. 
As of June 2013, the forum has around 5800 members and nearly 1.5 million posts. Registration is required and access to the forum is members only. In addition to discussion, fanfiction is hosted in several writers' sub-boards. Fiction is required to be suitable for children, and is often edited to remove non-PG rated material (which is often available by PM from the author).
==Fandoms==
The main fandoms for fanworks are North and South, Jane Eyre, The Hobbit, Robin Hood (BBC 2006) and Spooks. There are also discussion boards for Shakespeare, Jane Austen and a wide range of Victorian authors. 
==Staff==
The forum was founded by CC, with millhand, polly and Thomasine acting as moderators. In December 2011, millhand and janeite took over as administrators, with theeyeshaveit and grendel as moderators.
==Review==
==Reference==
Category:Tolkien Communities
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:The Hobbit
Category:Jane Eyre
Category:North and South
Category:Robin Hood (BBC)
Category:2005 Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
C383

C383 was a Star Trek con held in Birmingham, England. It was the 16th British Star Trek Convention. 
It was also called the "Triple C Convention" as the con committee consisted of Chrissie Chrzan, Chris Chivers, and Carol Collins.
==Guest of Honor==
George Takei was to be the guest of honor, but he could not attend. Instead, the guest was Bjo Trimble.
==Fanworks in Honor==
The story "From a Professional Point of Vice" in IDIC #4 is a Professionals meta, RPF that takes place at this convention.
==Con Reports==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
C6D Valentine's Day Cardathon

The C6D Valentine's Day Cardathon is a Due South and C6D fandom "ficathon where participants send each other in-character Valentine's Day cards." The ficathon was started by isiscolo in 2008 and organized via email, with participants sending physical cards through the mail to each other., posted by isiscolo, 4 January 2008. (Accessed 31 January 2021.)
The first year had 29 participants., posted by isiscolo, 5 February 2008. (Accessed 31 January 2021.)
mizface took over modding from the 2012 challenge onwards., posted by mizface to c6d_universe, 19 December 2011. (Accessed 31 January 2021.)
==Links==
*2008 masterlist
*2010 masterlist
*2011 masterlist
*2012 masterlist
*2013 masterlist
*2014 masterlist
*2015 masterlist
*cardathon tag at isiscolo's livejournal
*challenge: c6dvd tag at c6d_universe
*Challenge: C6DVD tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Due South Challenges
Category:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:2008
Category:2010s
C6d Weekly

c6d_weekly is a newsletter community on LiveJournal. It was founded March 2008 by akamine_chan, after some discussion with aingeal8c about the need for a weekly newsletter to cover more than just the due South fanworks. aingeal8c modded the ds_weekly newsletter and wasn't into the C6D side of the fandom, but thought someone else might want to run one., LJ post by aingeal8c, 24 March 2008. (Accessed 16 January 2021.)
A poll was conducted by akamine_chan to determine the interest in a newsletter community covering the C6D fandoms, and soon after c6d_weekly was created.
The number of fandoms tracked by c6d_weekly is currently 72-ish. The number of LiveJournal communities and other websites watched is over 100. The newsletter is posted every Monday night.
The newsletter has been inactive since July 2010.
As of January 2021, c6d_weekly has 136 posts, 369 comments, and was watched by 127 users. (Accessed 16 January 2021.)
==References==
Category:Due South Journal CommunitiesCategory:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:2008Category:2000s
C6d universe

c6d_universe is a C6D livejournal community started in 2009 for discussion and fanworks. The comm also acted as a noticeboard and hosted several themed challenges.
The community profile defines C6D as "a large group of related fandoms that have some connection to the television show due South. This encompasses fandoms that are "six-degree-ish" of a small set of (mostly) Canadian artists: Paul Gross, David Marciano, Callum Keith Rennie, Hugh Dillon, Don McKeller, Bruce McDonald, and Daniel MacIvor."
As of January 2021, the community has 494 posts; 1,756 comments; and 125 members. The most recent post was in 2020, but the community has been mostly dormant beyond one or two posts per year since 2016. The community was most active in 2009-2010.
The original mods were sionnain, waltzforanight, and akamine_chan. post by akamine_chan, 01 November 2009. As of 2021, malnpudl is listed as the owner and ride_4ever is a moderator.
An early post was a "mixer" with 250+ comments in which people talked about how they got into C6D.
AO3 has a c6d_universe tag for works originally posted to the community.
==References==
Category:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:2009 Communities
CANAR

CANAR, short for Comic Art News and Reviews, was a Canadian fanzine in Comics fandom. 
== Covers ==
File:Canar 21 cvr.jpg|alt=illustration of a man in loincloth and holding a sword fighting a giant snake like creature. Text reads 'CANAR, Comic Art News and Reviews, Berni Wrightson Interview!, May-June 1974, 30¢'|Cover of CANAR #21/22 Double Issue (May/June 1974), art by Gene Day
File:Canar cover 30.jpg|alt= 	illustration of Captain Canuck standing with his hands on his hips, behind him is an American flag. Text reads 'CANAR, Captain Canuck or Captain Comely? No 30, 35¢'|Cover of Issue #30, art by Dave Sim (possibly 1975) 
== References ==
Category:Comics Zines
Category:1970s Zines
CATCH-22

CATCH-22 is a 28 page yaoi Sam/Dean Supernatural doujinshi by noiTES do noRTE/Nemo Kitagawa, published in 2007. It was released in the 73rd edition of Comiket. It is rated R18.
For more Supernatural doujinshi, see Supernatural/Fanzines#Doujinshi.
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2007 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
CBR Community

CBR Community, previously known as CBR Forums, is the largest active independent comics message board online. As of 2017, it has 69,890 members.
== History ==
Comic Book Resources was founded in 1996 as a Kingdom Come fan site, along with the forum that would develop into CBR Forums.
===2014 Reset===
On April 30th 2014, CBR Forums were reset, millions of old posts and tens of thousands of registered user accounts accumulated over the years deleted. The catalyst of the event was a comic book cover critique by Janelle Asselin that attracted harassment. 
== References ==
Category:Comics Meta
Category:Comics Communities
Category:1996 Forums
Category:1990s Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
CC

CC may refer to: 
*Creative Commons
*C&C, short for "Comments & Criticism", i.e. feedback or concrit
*"custom content", see modding (video games)
*CC, a Starsky & Hutch fanwriter
*CC (North and South fan), founder of the C19 messageboard
*Cassandra Claire, a Harry Potter fanwriter
*Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files
*Conventional Couples, is a Roswell fannish term for canon pairings
*Content Creator, a term used to refer to online media creators and in MCYT fandoms to differentiate the roleplay characters with the same name from the people playing them.
*Casting Call, a term in OC fanfiction
CC (Starsky & Hutch fan)

See also the Disambiguation page CC for other uses of this name.
CC was a Starsky & Hutch fan writer who also moderated the Starsky & Hutch mailing list Loveofmeandthee. Her fan fiction has appeared both online and in fanzines.
She started in Starsky & Hutch in 2001. Unprepossessing, it was nevertheless her firm and gracious hand that kept the somewhat cranky, recalcitrant and long-lived Loveofmeandthee yahoo group, one of the centers of the Starsky & Hutch fandom, alive for so many years. She also worked closely with Marcy of the Me and Thee Archive in helping to keep that archive active. 
CC was also a participant in SHareCon, where you could see her organizing games and parties and helping to welcome new fans to the somewhat rowdy and close-knit shenanigans. 
But by far her greatest accomplishment in the fandom were her stories—her deft, sly first time stories that have the boys gently wavering in indecision and tenderness; hope and humor and love. 
She was also one kick-ass beta.
She passed away unexpectedly on November 3, 2021.
==Some Fiction==
* April Fool (Hutch has a head injury and amnesia...or does he?)
* Champagne Wishes (After attending a wedding, Hutch gets a case of the blues and it's up to Starsky to find out what's what.)
* Change of Seasons (An entry in the Make Hutch Sneeze Challenge on the Me and Thee list.)
* Christmas Joy (An unexpected guest with an even more unexpected problem threatens to put a damper on holiday plans.)
* Did I Tell You? (A rewrite of the tag to "Shootout.")
* Easy Money (Just a little bit of pillow talk and a bet Hutch knows he can win.)
* Free to a Good Home (Just after they buy a house together, Starsky notices Hutch doesn't seem so happy. Is Hutch having second thoughts?)
* Getting to Yes (Hutch tries to say no to Starsky's Halloween plans.)
* Give Me Memphis (Starsky and Hutch's vacation plans go awry.)
* Hard Times (Starsky and Hutch face financial hardships as differently as one might expect.)
* It's Light Out (A Christmas morning snippet.)
* The Reluctant Tourist (International travel isn't for everyone.)
* Serendipity (Finding something they didn't know was lost.)
* Shadow of a Dream (What happened to put that beautiful smile on Hutch's face in the tag for "Snowstorm"?)
* Slightly Left of Normal (A conversation on the properties of being normal.)
* Sweet Submission (When their sex life hits a bump in the road, Starsky decides a trip to a toy store of a different sort is in order.)
* Switches and Ashes (Starsky snoops for gifts; Hutch makes him pay. Sequel is "Turnabout.")
* Thanksgiving a la Starsky, written with Marcy. (Thanksgiving is approaching, and Starsky pulls out all the stops to prepare a special holiday dinner. Unfortunately, events at work and home threaten to spoil his plans.)
* The Toybox (Starsky's too tired to sleep.)
* Turnabout (sequel to "Ashes and Switches")
* The Way to a Man's Heart (Like most holidays, Starsky and Hutch see Valentine's Day differently.)
 
==Memories/Recollections==
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
CERK Radio Toronto

CERK Radio Toronto was A.C. Chapin's Forever Knight website. It consisted of four separate (albeit linked) webpages, which are often treated separately on Links pages in other websites.
* CERK ArchivesA transcription of every Nightcrawler broadcast in canon.
* The Cousinly PageA brief info page on Nigel Bennett (the actor who played LaCroix) and the Cousins faction (affiliated with LaCroix).
* Forever Knight Episode ReviewsVery brief reviews of each episode.
* The Forever Knight section of The Fake BookAn archive of Chapin's fan fiction and poetry: not all the material in The Fake Book is Forever Knight related; but each fandom is linked to a separate webpage. 
==Site History==
CERK Radio Toronto was originally at http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~acc2a/fk/fk.html, and is now archived on the Wayback Machine. The copy is essentially complete.
The website was started by June 1997 (when it was first archived). At that time, the site contained thirteen stories by Chapin. By January 1999, the main page of the site had been somewhat reorganized and two additional stories were archived, with one final story being added sometime between April 2001 and April 2002. The site remained on the web until sometime after October 2003.
Category:Forever Knight Websites
CGA

CGA (Computer Generated Art) is a term used in K/S fandom, primarily in the letterzine The K/S Press, to describe photo montages, photo manips, and other art done with computers using photos of the actors. Computer generated art and CGA (sometimes short for computer generated animation) were also common terms in non-fandom contexts, though the meaning was broader (all digital art) or different (digital animation). 
==First Known==
The first known photomanip in a media zine was in a K/S zine, 1994 in T'hy'la. From Dribbling Scribbling Women: The History of Our Art: 
==Examples of Use==
===2004===
===2007===
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Category:Abbreviations & Acronyms 
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
CHERISH

You may be looking for Cherish, a Pokémon doujinshi by Shigesato LP.
CHERISH is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by LOVERS WISH and Love la Doll. It is Franz-centric and contains Franz x Albert.
Image:CHERISH gank front.jpg|Front cover
Image:CHERISH gank sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:CHERISH gank sample2.jpg|Inside art
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
CHIRRUT. NO!

CHIRRUT. NO! is a Chirrut Îmwe/Baze Malbus art zine by naniiebim. It's the first Chirrut/Baze zine by the artist. It includes sketches and full-color illustrations.
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2017 Zines
CHIRRUT. YES!

CHIRRUT. YES! is a Chirrut Îmwe/Baze Malbus art zine by naniiebim. It's the second Chirrut/Baze zine by the artist. It includes sketches and full-color illustrations.
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2017 Zines
CHarc

CHarc (also: "CHArc") is an X-Files term meaning the "Clothes Hair Arc." While this usually refers to discussion about Scully's clothes and/or hair, it could be about any character.
There is much talk and essays about CHarc in News for the OBSSEsed.
==Examples of Use==
* "Everyone talks about the Mytharc, but what about the CHarc (Clothing and Hair Arc)? How did Season 7 advance the CHarc? What are the implications of the CHarc for story development in Season 8. Will Scully solve her unbuttoned shirt problem? Don't lose any sleep; Pteropod brings us The CHarc-ists Guide to Season 8. Check it out." 
* "CHArc: Scully needs to ditch the purse." 
* "Brother WetLegKick has made ANOTHER webage! Put your Season One CHarc knowledge to the test by trying out this quiz..." 
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
CI5: The New Professionals

CI5: The New Professionals is a British Action/crime drama television series. An updating of the late 1970s television series The Professionals, the series is set in a fictional government agency CI5 (Civilian Intelligence department 5 as opposed to MI5, Military Intelligence).
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==Archives==
* CI5: The New Professionals works at AO3
Category:The Professionals Category:The New Professionals
CI5 Files

You may be looking for the fiction zine CI5 Files Re-Opened.
CI5 Files is the newsletter for a Professionals fan club in England. It was published four times a year.
Both the fan club and the newsletter were in print, rather than on the Internet as "...whilst the information Super Highway is the perfect place for gathering and distributing data, we want to cater for all fans, including those who don't have access to the world wide web." -- from the club flyer.
Each issue contains:
* Through The Grapevine - This will provide news about both shows, and the actors who appear in them. 
* Data File - A profile on one of the actors featured in either series. 
* Case History - A side-by-side synopsis of an original and new episode. 
* Incoming - A section for the fans to share their views and comments about both shows. 
* On The Spot - A review of filming locations, and interviews with the actors, as we get them. 
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:2000 Zines
CI5 HQ

CI5 Headquarters or just CI5 HQ is a Community in LiveJournal and Dreamwidth slash-oriented (but gen/het friendly) rec, discussion and news for The Professionals.
==About==
==Rules==
In keeping with the laid back views of your moderators, we don't want to have hard and fast rules. We do, however, have a few suggestions:
Flames are bad. While you may not agree with everything you read on ci5hq, please show respect for the opinions of other posters and commenters, and keep discussion civil.
Posts and comments should be about some aspect of Pros.
If you're posting about a story, whether rec or new fic, it would be helpful if you could use this header at the top of your post:
Title:
Author:
Link to story or zine/ProsLib info:
Pairing:
Short review: (1 to 3 sentences) If you want to include a longer critical discussion of a story, or a whole zine, please put it behind an <*lj-cut*> tag.
Please don't spoil stories for readers in any way - if you have spoiler information for a header or in a story discussion, then make sure it's hidden behind a cut. Note readers, however, that story discussions and reviews naturally have spoilers, and so if you go into a post then you may see these.
If you're an author looking for a beta-reader/editor, or if you'd volunteer to beta read for Pros writers, do read The CI5hq List of Pros Beta Readers post. Beta readers can be found in the comments to the post, with a description of their preferences, experience, contact details etc.
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:The Professionals
CI5 List

The CI5 List was the first open-to-all Professionals mailing list. It was founded by Lorelei F in August of 1996, and by September 1996, the list had approximately 60 members and was originally a spin-off of members from the Pros e-mail circuit list.In 1996, one member of both lists estimated that 80% of the CI5 list members were also on Virgule-L. Private email message dated 11/21/1996, quoted anonymously with permission. In its heyday, it had as many as 300. The mailing list was founded in order to offer more concentrated discussion on The Professionals, having existed as a cc mailing list beforehand. It was announced on Virgule-L in August 1996. 
The mailing list allowed both discussion and fiction, and two zines (Virtual Pros and a Christmas edition) were later produced collecting the fiction that had been posted to the list. List members met for Pros-themed parties at several conventions, including Connexions, Media West, and Zebra Con.
The CI5 mailing list became the subject of controversy due to a responsefic that had been written to Sebastian's partner betrayal story Catharsis. The story was written and posted to the CI5 mailing list in months following the creation of the list. In November 1996, the responsefic resulted in heated discussion on Virgule-L which then spilled back onto the CI5 list. Shortly thereafter, one of the CI5 list admins, Anne Higgins, revealed that she had written the Catharsis responsefic. List admins banned discussion of the ethics of responsefic.
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:The Professionals
CI5 Past/Present

CI5 Past/Present was a Professionals fan club based in England. 
From the flyer: "This is a club for those o f you who remember The Professionals, or have just discovered CI5 - The New Professionals. We aim to provide views, news, and interviews covering all aspects of both shows, as well as giving fans a forum to have their say, and exchange ideas. This will not be an Internet based fan club; whilst the information Super Highway is the perfect place for gathering and distributing data, we want to cater for all fans, including those who don't have access to the world wide web. Four issues of CI Files, the fan club' s newsletter, will be printed per year, and we intend to include a number of articles which will be exclusive to the club."
Category:The Professionals
Category:2000
CI5alltheway

CI5alltheway is a Professionals mailing list that focuses on the UK TV show The Professionals. It was founded on May 22, 2000 and was originally hosted on eGroups before being sold to Yahoo groups. At the time it was founded the CI5 List had been in existence for four years, and some fans wondered if there was a need for another Professionals mailing list. Fan fiction posted to the mailing list was archived at WWOMB. It remained active until 2005 when fandom interest shifted to blogging platforms like LJ. More recent posts consist entirely of spam.
From the description:
Category:The Professionals
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
CITIHALL

:""We beat the bastards of city hall!" ~ Vidder's summary
CITIHALL is a meta fanvid that uses Futurama as a metaphor for media fandom's constant battle against TPTB who seek to restrict fandom's creativity, transformative fanworks and fair use rights. Futurama is a TV show that was featured on the Fox Network canceled (as so many Fox network TV shows have been), and then, through the enthusiasm of its fandom base, given a new season on Comedy Channel. The vid premiered at Vividcon 2010.
==Lyrics==
:All you people up there in City Hall,
:You're fuckin' it up for the people that's in the streets.
:This is a song for the people in the streets,
:Not the people City Hall.
:All you motherfuckers in the streets it's time to rise up,
:Come along children and fuckin' rise!
==Reaction/Reviews==
* "Excellent use of judicious Photoshopping (by Milly) for absolute maximum hilarity. The tag at the end had me rolling on the floor for its ironic commentary on vidders and fans."Vid Recs!, dated August 9, 2010; WebCite for Vid Recs!
* "Watching this at my first VVC is probably a memory I will cherish for awhile. Everyone was rolling! Brad is brilliant (again! goddammit!) The storytelling is pitch perfect in this, as is the song choice. And the editing is amazing. My brother really enjoyed this vid and all in my house wanted to dance to the amazing "descent into hell" sequence which for some reason makes me laugh hysterically. And while it clocks in at nearly five minutes, there is not a dull second in this vid. In short: I LOVES IT.".
* "That ladies and gentleman is what I call a vidding masterpiece. Geez I don't even know where to start, the lyp-syncing, the lyrics matching, the top notch editing, the wonderful sense of humor...You found the perfect song/source couple and then made it even more perfect with your clips selection. I laughed my ass off from start to finish, this is definitely one of the best videos I've seen in a LONG time! ".
* "...new, five-minute Futurama episode, and that about sums it up for me. My very favoritest bit is Robot Hell. I find the interpretation of Fry and Bender as representatives of fandom kind of depressing, though."
==References==
Category:Futurama
Category:Meta Vids
Category:2010 Vids
CI 5 Files Re-Opened

You may be looking for The Professionals newsletter called CI5 Files.
CI 5 Files Re-Opened is a gen Professionals 113-page anthology of fiction written and illustrated by Anne-Marie Caluwaert.
==Publisher's Summary==
"Now collected together for the first in one zine, all these wonderful stories written and illustrated by Anne-Marie Caluwaert show the brotherly love Bodie and Doyle have for one another and the strength 
of their partnership, where it's often them against the rest of the world. Don't miss this great zine!"
==Contents==
* Goodbye, Mr. Cowley	 		(3)
* Tricks of Fortune		 		(21)
* For Old Times' Sake		 		(29)
* Trapped		 		(70)
* Nobody's War		 		(96)
* It's a Dog's Life		 	(108)
 	
 
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1999 Zines
CJ

==Characters==
* C.J., a character from Animal Crossing
* CJ Cregg, a character from The West Wing
* CJ Hook, a character from Descendants
==Industry==
* C.J. Cherryh, a science fiction author
==Fans==
* CJ (cjandre), a Smallville fan
* CJ aka WritinginCT, a multifandom fan
* CJ Hiko, a Sailor Moon fan
* C.J. Lorrane, a Starsky & Hutch fan
* CJ Marlowe, a multifandom fan writer
* CJ aka cousinjean, a Buffy and Angel fan