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TFW2005

TFW2005, also known as Transformer World 2005, is a Transformers fan site run by Tony Bacala. It is the largest and busiest of the many Transformers fan sites, with over 66,000 registered members on its forum as of June 2013. The site's front page is largely given over to Transformers news, with forum users encouraged to submit news via a news credit system that displays how many stories they've successfully submitted. In addition to the news and forums, the site has a sizeable resources section with coverage of the many Transformers toys, the comics and extensive photo galleries.
TFW2005 has its own Transformers podcast, WTF @ TFW, which was launched in 2008 and is hosted by Internet Personality Vangelus.
The site was originally launched on Angelfire in early 2000, before moving to its current domain in May that year. Between 2001 and 2003, it was merged as part of a larger site named Transfandom.com before the merger broke up, resulting in TFW2005 returning to being a distinct site and growing to be the most successful of the sites resulting from the break up. People officially associated with the Transformers brand have occasionally made TFW2005 their primary location for interacting with the fans, such as Hasbro employee Aaron Archer who maintained a forum section named "Orson's World" until 2003, and movie screenwriter Roberto Orci who posted there until he left the franchise after the second Michael Bay movie.
==Notes==
*The 2005 in the name refers to the year that The Transformers: The Movie is set.
Category:Transformers Websites
Category:Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
TFWiki.net

TFWiki.net is a Transformers wiki covering every aspect of the Transformers canon, from movies to cartoons to comics to toys. A notable aspect of the wiki is its use of humor in image captions and in some cases in the articles themselves. For instance, the article for Wheelie is written almost entirely in rhyme, reflecting the character's speech patterns. As of February 2014, the wiki had over twenty thousand articles; by April 2024, that number had grown to exceed thirty thousand.
==History==
The Transformers wiki was founded on the Wikicities wiki farm in 2005 and adopted the name "Teletraan I". After Wikicities became Wikia and began imposing unwanted changes on the wiki, in September 2008, the community took a copy of their content and established themselves as an independent site under the name TFWiki.net. Disaster struck in March of 2009 when database became corrupted as a result of actions by the then current host, resulting in the database being rolled back almost a year. The community rallied and managed to salvage most of their work from Google's caching system. In May the same year, the wiki moved to a new host, and in a few months, the problems resulting from the corruption were largely resolved.
==Scope==
TFWiki aims to cover every aspect of Transformers canon, including all characters that have appeared in Transformers-branded stories and all products ever sold under the Transformers name. In general they are fairly successful in this area. It generally avoids fandom, although it does have some pages on the history of the fandom prior to about 2000, and it has plenty of pages on former fans that now work in some official capacity for Hasbro. 
==Impact==
TFWiki has become a widely recognized authority on Transformers canon, to the point where it has been quoted in official material.The text down at the bottom is lifted directly from Perceptor's article. Accessed February 23, 2015. Representatives are invited to events where Hasbro showcases upcoming toys.
==References==
Category:Transformers Websites
Category:2005 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
TFormers

TFormers is a Transformers community, currently hosted by Entertainment News International. It includes a news section, prominently displayed on the site's front page, and a forum with just over 25 thousand members as at October 2011. It is affiliated with Transformers podcast Radio Free Cybertron.
==History==
TFormers was launched in 2001 as TFExchange as an independent site. A URL sniper snatched the site's URL in May 2002, resulting in it relocating to its current tformers.com URL. More recently it became a part of Entertainment News International.
Category:Transformers Websites
Category:Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
THEATRE OF COOLTY

THEATRE OF COOLTY is a Homestuck fanfic by Duckface. It is written in the style of a playscript and the Theatre of the Absurd. The summary contains references to the works of Milan Kundera and Tom Stoppard. Like its source canon and the genre it parodies, it is rife with allusions, repetitive and nonsensical dialogue, wordplay, existentialism, discussion of the concept (and debate over the definition and best use) of irony, and surreal and artificial behavior. It is often associated with Detective Pony. As of August 2022, it has more than 1,500 kudos, making it the most popular fic in the Dirk Strider/Dirk Strider tag. 
==Synopsis==
The premise: four different versions of Dirk Strider meet in an odd liminal room, and must work out which of them created the situation they're in and what to do about it.
==Themes==
==Allusions==
The fic also contains allusions to (incomplete list): (obviously) Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty, "Six Characters in Search of an Author," Star Trek episode "Wolf in the Fold," the Decameron, Roko's Basilisk, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, DC Comics's Crisis on Infinite Earths, "Un Chien Andalou," Schroedinger's Cat, Orwell's 1984, Barthes' death of the author, and Aristotle.
==Theatre of Coolty (The Movie)==
In July 2016, Naked Bee made a which, like Wobblevision, used plastic dolls and miniature theatre sets. The video received high praise and is almost as prominent in the fandom as the original script version of the fic. As of June 2022, it has over 65,000 views on Youtube.
==Fan Responses and Reviews==
==Other Fandom==
===Podfics===
* by Naked Bee
===Translations===
* Translation into Deutsch available: by humansandotherpeople
* Translation into Русский available: by saturniade
* Translation into 中文-普通话 國語 available: by ramblingmelody
===Fanart===
* by ata-art, 2019
* by strilondesquad, 2017
===Others===
* by Voidstrider Lucatiel -- " an ironic adaptation of @naked-bee‘s adaptation of Theatre of Coolty, using Gacha Life."
* by oxfordRoulette has a similar premise and references the fic by name.
==References==
Category:Homestuck Fanworks
Category:2015 Fanfiction
THE BIG ARCHIVE THAT COULDN'T (and How No One Was Very Surprised...)

THE BIG ARCHIVE THAT COULDN'T (and How No One Was Very Surprised...) is a 1998 essay by CiCi Lean. 
Lean had been reporting on Gossamer, the main archive for X-Files fanfic in previous issues of The Acid Desk. See A 1998 Peek Into Growing Pains.
This essay was posted in the ninth issue of The Acid Desk in December 1998. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Gossamer
* The X-Files fanfic
* the ungainliness of a large archive being run by a handful of volunteers
* who "owns" the archive, and therefore who has power over the fic there?
* what happens when a fandom's "heritage" is at risk
* the follies of depending on a single archive
* the ebbs and flows of relevance of archives and competition
==The Essay==
==Update==
CiCi Lean wrote an update to this essay sometime in early 1999: "Mirror, mirror from the past ... who's upgrading at last? Gossamer is, with the three main sites turned into perfect mirrors of one another and you are automatically forwarded to the one of the router's choice whether you want to end up there or not. Two main beefs: the new names are confusing (Gossamer "Skinner"? Krycek"? "Fluky"???)and any human element to the archive has now been removed, replaced by a fully automated E-mail response system. (Don't worry, you probably won't notice.) "Don't ask, don't tell and all will be well" seems to be the saying of the day and that's fine, just as long as the progress continues. Of course, we shall seeee..." from The Acid Desk #10 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
THE PREQUEL TRILOGY IN THE 2000s -- A WOMAN-RUN STAR WARS FANDOM

THE PREQUEL TRILOGY IN THE 2000s -- A WOMAN-RUN STAR WARS FANDOM is a 2019 essay by rhodanum.
It was originally posted as a Twitter thread, then transcripted and copied over to Pillowfort.
==Topics Discussed==
* The Star Wars Prequel fandom, circa early 2000s
* Fansites and communities like Royal Handmaiden Society and Master and Apprentice
* Sexism in fandom
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Some Comments==
Category:Star Wars Meta Category:2019 Meta
Category:Meta on Twitter
THG Fairytale Fic Challenge

The THG Fairytale Fic Challenge was a writing challenge to adapt traditional fairy tales and incorporate them into The Hunger Games universe. Writers could use any combination of characters or pairings and any fairy tale of their choosing, although a list of suggested fairy tales was provided. Fics had to be a minimum of 500 words. Fan Art was also accepted.
==Masterlist==
* A Dense Mask by DispatchesfromDistrict7
* A Different Dance by salanderjade
* A Fish’s Tale by loupee
* A Girl Worth Fighting For by praetorian productions
* A Many-Petaled Rose by Mejhiren
* Breadcrumbs by Mejhiren
* Brown-Eyed Janna by keeptheearthbelow
* Hagoromo (Hang Up Your Cloak of Gold) by Suzume
* Ignite the Stars by salanderjade
* Katniss and the Invisible Boy by trippy41
* Cross by Mejhiren
* One Strike to Ignite Hope by ETNRL4L
* Primrose and Cinnamon by askboo
* Prince Peeta and the Mockingjay-Maid, or The Prince Who Loved Birds by Mejhiren
* RED by 78bathsheba
* Rumplesnow by Chelzie
* Sea Child by Mejhiren
* Seven Years, Seven Pines by deathmallow
* Sleeping Beauty by EmmaoftheValley
* Spellbound by Court81981
* Stone Soup by streetlightlove
* The Baker’s Noble Son by Izzy Samson
* The Beauty Within by PeetasandHerondales
* The Flower Trying to Bloom in Snow by sabaceanbabe
* The Little Match Boy by fnur
* The Mockingjay and The Mutt by Abagail Snow
* The Prince and The Pearl by sothere
* The Shimmering Glass by sponsormusings
* The Steadfast Boy Soilder (Artwork) by ghtlovesthg
* The witch and the songbird by loupee
* Up in the gallery by Naqia
==Resources==
* 
* THG Fairytale Fic Challenge collection at Archive of Our Own
Category:2013 Challenges
THINK BEFORE YOU USE *THAT* TITLE!!!!!

THINK BEFORE YOU USE *THAT* TITLE!!!!! is a 1998 post by Red Valerian at alt.tv.x-files.creative. 
The subject: story title reuse.
The post generated 73 responses about an author's "responsibility" to make sure their story did not have a duplicate title to a fanfic already written. 
The discussion is an example of some the tensions that the new world of online fandom could have. Fans were no longer siloed in print zines, the fandom was supposedly small enough that all fans were expected to be in each other's business, and the X-Files fandom was still small enough that a repeat of titles was seen as careless and thoughtless.
Post topics mutated into discussion about BNFs, public scoldings, cliquish behavior, and who gets to decide the rules for everyone else. 
This meta post also inspired a response fic, Think Before You Use *That* Title!!! by Jennifer Stoy and Rachel Ehrentreu and in comments to that fic, the author of the original essay referred to her "ill advised and inadvertently cruel and thoughtless original post."
 
==The Opening Post==
Red Valerian's original post: 
==The Replies: Excerpts==
[ CiCi ]: 
[Gem]: 
[ Rachel Ehrentreu ]: 
[ Jennifer Stoy ]: 
[Mary]: 
[ bliss ]: 
[JenRose]: 
[Murielle]: 
[Circe]: 
[BethLynn]: 
[Jennifer Stoy]: 
[ Teddi ]: 
[Amy]: 
[Teddi]: 
[Amy]: 
[ Red Valerian ]: 
[Casey]: 
[Casey]: 
[Mary]: 
[Megan]: 
[ Karen Rasch ]: 
[Casey]: 
[bliss]: 
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[Casey]: 
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[Karen R]: 
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[ Kipler ]: 
[Foxzphile]: 
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
TKodami

TKodami has been active in fandom since 2014 as a digital painter who works in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop, and a writer who is mainly active in the DC Cinematic Universe fandom under the handle metropolisjournal. 
==Fanfiction==
===DC Cinematic Universe===
* Don't Quote Me for Steals_Thyme. Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, ~79k. The events of Batman v Superman are derailed by the release of a sextape (in progress).
* though the sun continues to stand for theLiterator. Gen, 27k. Tim Drake is brought into the universe of Man of Steel and Batman v Superman (2016).
==Fanart==
===Supernatural===
* Scenes from Down to Agincourt for Seperis. Interpretations of passages from the fanic Down to Agincourt (2014-present).
* Snap for SummerRunaway. A part of the Gabriel Big Bang (2015).
* Five Dangers of the Veil for balder12. A part of the SPN Reversebang (2015).
* Anywhere On This Road for MollyC. A part of the Dean/Castiel Big Bang (2015).
===Star Trek===
* Tasteful Jewelry, Spock wears Sarek's jewelry from Search for Spock (2015).
* Bridge Duty, an ongoing obsession with Vulcan jewelry (2015).
* Heart of Glass. An homage to Bob Peak's Search for Spock poster (2015).
* T'hy'la for T'hy'la Big Bang. Created for the challenge, then repainted (2015-2016).
== Meta ==
* How to Write Investigation: A Guide to Doing The Casefic And Maybe Only Suffering a Little, a Superbat-focused casefic-writing guide (2018)
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Human Skills.png|Human Skills created for the Down to Agincourt series
==Fandom Events==
* Recursive Exchange (2021-ongoing). A recursive fanwork multifandom exchange hosted on Dreamwidth & ao3. Co-modded with wafflelate.
* Triple Crown of Exchanges (2020-2022). Art & design for a challenge to complete three 10k exchanges. Co-modded with the Triple Crown Committee. 
* Short August Medieval Exchange (2020-2021). A DW & Ao3-based multifandom flash exchange for medieval & renaissance fandoms.
* Superbat Big Bang (2020-2022). A tumblr-based Superman/Batman big bang. Secondary mod.
* SuperBat Reverse Bang (2017-2020). A tumblr-based Superman/Batman reverse bang. Lead mod/organizer.
* Superbat Big Bang (2016-2020). A tumblr-based Superman/Batman big bang. Lead mod/organizer. 
* Destielcon (2016). Program cover and design for the SPN convention that focused on the slash pairing of Dean/Cas.
* Destielcon (2015). Art & design for the SPN convention that focused on the slash pairing of Dean/Cas. 
* T'hy'la Big Bang (2015). A tumblr-based Kirk/Spock big bang. Co-modded with museaway.
* Kevin Big Bang (2015-2016). A tumblr and livejournal-based SPN big bang for works about Kevin Tran and Osric Chau. Co-modded with balder12.
Category:FanartistsCategory:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
TLT Creators for Palestine

TLT Creators for Palestine was a fandom auction in support of the Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF). Fans would donate to PCRF and then email conformation of their donation to the organizers, and then a volunteer fan creator would make them a Locked Tomb related fanwork. They raised $2578 USD.
==Creators==
===Artists===
 
*@naomistares Nori
*@nykopoi Xian
*@sunfloowerlatte Ro
*@pinapali Alicia
*@mintfoam Belle
*@jacketpotatoo Ash
*@notedchampagne SAM
*@cadencelewisart Cadence
*@ellevenstar Novel
*@sexybread_png Mickey
*@lalalalupia Lalupia
*@kosalus Kosal
*@babooshkart Boo
*@thalergenesis Juls
*@sirensoutro Kay
*@bloodbroox Giada
*@sissiarte Sissi
*@katexists1 Kat
*@cosqf Cosq
*@addamii Ari
*@ezramired Ezra
*@benadiktdraws Benadikt
*@the_mungki May
* @zanaman_dragon Stevie
*@gealovesthemoon Gea
*@wortelje7 Wortel
*@albaraciii Cesia
*@rhywhitefang Linda
*@nahra Meg
* @rosenkranz-does-things Roz
* @basilflumph Flumph
*@hoodie-lesbian-artist Elliot
*@pierogish Pierog
*@artbylorvikk Liz
*@ofthesewntongue Kit
*@eyo.captain.blue Alexin
*@smolghostings Clary
*@seaweedpraiser Seaweed
*@harrowrat359 Maja
*@cutetanuki_chan Tanuki
*@cosmigothz Cosmo
===Writers===
*@hereforthehurts Wiz
* @searose Deniz
*@celestialarbiter Dolly
*@nightworldlove Jeem
*@zanaman_dragon Stevie
*@MossOntheWalls Moss
*@sinshiney Shiney
*@truckeecheeze Truckee
*@Mal_content Mal
*@tooloudamind Vika
*@SaintOfBurnout Vanja
*@YeeHawmura Ashes
*@PrioritiesSorted Cobalt
*@cavalierCot Lili
*@GriseldaGImpel Griselda
*@leftpastmars Aster
==Fan works produced==
*Camilla Hect Camilla with swords for @corvophobia @thelockedtombcfp by jacketpotatoo
*Alecto x Anastasia alectostasia for @thelockedtombcfp by sunfloowerlatte-art
*Crista x Mercy cristabel and mercymorn for @thelockedtombcfp :) by sunfloowerlatte-art
*Crista x Mercy how i love doomed yuri… by bloodbroox
* Jodybeth jodybeth for @thelockedtombcfp by unfloowerlatte-art
==Resources==
*Collection at AO3
==See also==
*Palestinian solidarity and fandom
*Charity Drive Challenge
*Fandom Auction
*Gotcha for Gaza
==References==
Category:2024 Events‎
Category:Charity Auctions
Category:The Locked Tomb
TLW Fix

The TLW Fix was most likely the largest, multi-author fanfiction archive in The Lost World fandom. It contained 587 stories and 76 poems from 168 contributing authors. The site hosted writing challenges and round robin fics. It also had a listing of available beta readers and interviews with fanfiction writers. The site went defunct in early 2009.
==Interviews==
*TLW Fix Interview with Rann
==Resources==
*Authors page, archive link
Category:Gen Archives
Category:Het Archives
Category:The Lost World
Category:2000s
TMNT4P

TMNT4P is a fundraiser and charity auction in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fandom where fans would donate an amount to gofundmes or charities and in return would receive a fic or fanart. They also had a fundraiser raising funds for the charity IMEU. They raised $4,613.66.
Category:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Category:2024 Events
Category:Charity Auctions
TMNT Fanfiction Awards

The TMNT Fanfiction Awards were awards for fanfiction in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fandom. The awards occurred annually for at least three years, if there was a fourth round is unclear. The awards were hosted and the fanfiction judged by Dawnatello.
==Categories==
*Best Crossover
*Best Comedy
*Best Short Story
*Best Long Story
*Best Erotic Fanfic
*Best Action Sequence
*Best Death Scene
*Best Setting
*Best Romance
*Best Action/Adventure Story
*Best Original Character
*Most Accurate Representation of the TMNT
*Most Disturbing
*Best Graphical Story
*Most Unique Plot
*Best Suspense
*Freakiest Thing to Happen to a TMNT
*Best Series
*Best Drama
*Scariest/Spookiest
*Best Poem
*Most Tragic/Tear Jerking
*Most Shocking Scene
*Best Round Robin
==Resources==
*Winners list from third annual awards 
Category:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Category:1999 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
TNG: A Concordance and Episode Guide

TNG: A Concordance and Episode Guide is by Larry Nemecek.
There were five issues.
==Issue 1==
TNG-1: A Concordance and Episode Guide - Author was published in 1988 and contains 97 pages. It was updated in 1989. The art is by Kevin Hopkins. 
* Episode Listings
* Cast of Characters
* Producers, directors, film editors, composers
* Episode Synopses
* Concordance of 600 references and definitions
==Issue 2==
TNG-2: A Concordance and Episode Guide - Author was published in 1989.
==Issue 3==
TNG-3: A Concordance and Episode Guide - Author was published in 1990.
==Issue 4==
TNG-4: A Concordance and Episode Guide - Author was published in 1992.
==Issue 5==
TNG-5: A Concordance - Author was published in 1993. Note slight difference in title. 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
TORSyndicate Community

TORSyndicate Community is a collective and social network for fansites, podcasts, news sites, guild sites, and other fanworks about Star Wars: The Old Republic. Sites may apply for membership; once part of TORSyndicate, member sites can use it to post content and receive feedback. About Us. Accessed May 15, 2015.
==References==
Category:Star Wars: The Old Republic
Category:2012
TOSsed

To be TOSsed, or TOSed, is to have one's service agreement terminated due to a Terms Of Service violation. Generally, this is used when a person is suddenly ejected from a social networking site or web hosting service, rather than when someone has their phone cut off.
==Notable TOSings==
Some TOSings have been highly controversial.
====1990s====
*In 1998, AOL TOSed all of a fan's X-Files websites. See REGARDING XAPEN: IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!.
*In 1998, Simplenet.com changed its Terms of Service on its unlimited bandwidth/unlimited diskspace accounts, stating that any users in the top 5% of bandwidth or diskspace usage would be charged an abusive user fee of $150/month on top of the account fee or their accounts would be terminated. Many fan fiction archives, including Gossamer; fannish review sites; and fannish discussion sites found themselves placed in the abusive user category and ended up having their Simplenet accounts shut down.
====2000s====
*In 2001, the free web hosting service Tripod shut down several fannish sites (as well as anti-Malaysian-government sites) without warning.Massacre at Tripod. Salon.com, March 20, 2001.
*In 2003, Fandom Wank was TOSed from LiveJournal, prompting its move (after several interim hosts) to JournalFen, where it became one of the new service's first communities.Fandom Wank Timeline on the Fandom Wank Wiki, accessed 8 October 2008.
*Since 2003, many stories have been removed from Fanfiction.net due to explicit content. This often leads to wank.
*The two waves of journal suspensions on LiveJournal in 2007 now known as Strikethrough and Boldthrough were controversial among fans, in part because it was not clear in advance that LiveJournal's TOS prohibited the material for which users were suspended.
*In 2009 the popular community Scans_Daily was TOSsed from Livejournal, eventually finding a new home on Dreamwidth.
==References==
TPM Snippet 4: Padawaned

TPM Snippet 4: Padawaned is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Ladonna King.
Summary: Obi-Wan discovers a few new bits of slang to add to his vocabulary.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
TPP

TPP is an abbreviation used for a number of different things, including:
* Twitch Plays Pokémon, a fan-played game livestream
* Three Patch Podcast, a fan run BBC Sherlock podcast
* The Penumbra Podcast, an audio drama podcast serialising two alternating audio dramas, Juno Steel and Tales of the Second Citadel
* The Pasithea Powder, an audio drama podcast by Bad Wine Productions
* The Perilous Point, a series of Harry Potter slash fanfic ebooks by A.J. Hall