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...what's an arcsecond?

"...what's an arcsecond?" is a Forever Knight short story by Imajiru. It is set in an AU that deviates from canon after the episode, "Ashes to Ashes". Canonically, the Earth appeared to be threatened by an asteroid; but the calculations were in error, and it missed the planet. In Imajiru's story, the asteroid did strike, with immediate and long-term devastation.
The story follows the post-apocalyptic history of Nick Knight and Natalie Lambert. Initially, they attempt to live in the ruins, until she falls ill. Finally, to save her, he brings her across; and they go north to a supposedly safe haven that has been established by the vampire Community.
The story was nominated in both 1997 and 1998 for a Forever Knight Fan Fiction Award in the category of Historic Short Story
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
.hack (franchise)

.hack is a Japanese multimedia project developed by CyberConnect2 and Bandai. The series focuses on a fictional MMORPG called The World which all the characters of .hack play. The series is mainly followed through anime and video game installations, and has been adapted through manga, novels and other related media.
==Notable Installments==
* .hack
** .hack//SIGN
** .hack//Infection
** .hack//Mutation
** .hack//Outbreak
** .hack//Quarantine
* .hack//G.U.
** .hack//Roots
** Vol. 1//Rebirth
** Vol. 2//Reminisce
** Vol. 3//Redemption
==Fandom==
The Dot Hackers forums opened in 2003 and became one of the largest .hack communities.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Kite and BlackRose by DAV-19
* Azure Kite by Nakubi
* Tsukasa by GK-7
* Haseo by eloel
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* .hack/SIGN fanworks at FF.net
* .hack - All Media Types fanworks at AO3
===DeviantArt===
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===Livejournal===
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===Tumblr===
* Tumblr Tags: .Hack, Dot Hack
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==Resources==
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==References==
Category:Video Games
Category:Anime
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Fandom pages needing infobox image
.moon

.moon ("dot moon") is a multi-fandom fanfiction and fan art archive founded in 2005. The site describes itself as "a multi-fandom community". It also hosts original work and has various community features like discussion boards and annual awards.
Many site users are anime and manga fans.
A 2015 note: "The dotmoon.net community was founded in 2005. It is currently a static archive. The current design and source code were created by Dejana Talis. All works in the archive are copyrighted to their respective creators." 
==Mission==
Dejana Talis, the founder and administrator describes the motivation behind the site like this:
==Technical Aspects==
The site is partly based on an open source forum by Simple Machines; much of the site is original code. .moon uses PHP and MySQL.
==Content Policy==
===Writing===
.moon allows users to archive original fiction and fanfiction of specific fictional sources. It does not allow fics with too many grammar and spelling mistakes, RPF, songfics that have too many lyrics and too little fic content, or stories based on the works of authors who oppose fanfiction. The authors listed on .moon are:
* P.N. Elrod
* Raymond Feist
* Terry Goodkind
* Laurell K. Hamilton
* Robin Hobb
* Anne McCaffrey
* Dennis L. McKiernan
* Robin McKinley
* Irene Radford
* Anne Rice
* Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb
* Marion Zimmer Bradley
===Art===
.moon archives both original and fan art.
==UFO Awards==
The UFO Awards are multifandom awards given out by the .moon community on an annual basis.
==A 2015 Note==
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category: 2005 Archives
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
.sig (signature block)

A .sig (short for "signature block") is a personalized block of text set to be automatically added at the bottom of a fan's email messages, Usenet articles, or forum posts.
A .sig can contain the fan's name, their fannish affiliations, political and personal statements, in-jokes and shout-outs, keeper duties, and quotes. 
In 1993, the president of SEFEB suggested: "What say we all just put it in our .sigs so we can identify ourselves?" 
.sigs sometimes included ASCII art, something that could lead to discord, as modems and dial-ups meant that space and time was money, and plumping one's messages with lengthy .sigs was poor etiquette. From rec.arts.drwho in the late 1980s: "Trim your sig. file." A Friendly Guide for Newbies (to rec.arts.drwho)
.sigs were also a place to promote fans' own websites and other fanworks. 
 
==Could Get Heated==
Most .sigs were fluffy. In 1996, Susan Garrett vowed to cut her hair (uncut since she was 13 years old) if Forever Knight came back for a fourth season. From her FORKNI-L sig: "When we get a fourth season, the hair GOES." 
Sometimes, however, .sigs could cause fan conflict. Early in the history of the ForKNI-L mailing list, its Forever Knight fandom developed a number of Forever Knight Factions. They were generally good-natured divisions, with fans "aligning" behind particular characters (and later, pairings) as their favorites, usually by listing their affiliation in their ".sig"s. At least once in the list's history, though, passions over affiliations were running high enough that the list moderators banned .sig affiliation mentions for a couple of weeks to cool things down and get the list back on topic.
Fans also included personal statements and opinions in their .sigs. Here a .sig from J. Michael Straczynski in 2001: 
==.sig Etiquette==
Keep it G-rated: [1986]: 
 
Is your .sig as promotional fluff, or are you serious?: [1993]: 
Don't hog space: [1994]: 
==.Sigs Themselves as a Creative Work==
An example of .sig "fiction" is Question: What would the FK characters' signature lines be?, posted at Forever Knight Fan Fiction 2, in which fans envisioned characters from Forever Knight creating their own personal tags. archive link 
==Some Textual Examples==
===1991=== 
==Some Visual Examples ==
These examples are from mid-to-late 1990s, from alt.startrek.creative and alt.tv.x-files.creative. Click on each to enlarge.
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==Fan Comments==
===Unknown Date===
A comment on "ritual quoting" on a mailing list:
===2000===
Comments about FOX's rotten decisions regarding scheduling, marketing, their website, and suing their X-files fans: 
===2008===
One of the rules about .sigs at Lavender Eyes, a Forgotten Realms archive : 
==References==
/Dispatches

You may also looking for the Rat Patrol zine Desert Dispatches.
/Dispatches is a slash 102-page Space: Above and Beyond anthology. 
All stories were previously web-posted.
==Contents==
* Losing My Religion	by	Hellblazer	 (7)
* A Fit Night for Men and Beasts	by	Soraya		 (37)
* Don't Tell Our Moms	by	Madelaine D'Anjou	(43)
* Who Monitors the Threshold by	Emma Woodhouse	(Paris/Hawkes, crossover with Star Trek: Voyager, NC-17) (59)
* Melrose Space	by	ArchAnt (91)
Category:Space: Above and Beyond
Category:1997 Zines
/a/

/a/ is one of the oldest boards on 4chan. While /a/ was originally designated "anime/general", the addition of new boards allowed /a/ to be dedicated solely to anime. Many people in the fansub and scanlation communities hang out there.
==History==
Upon 4chan's founding on October 1, 2003, there was only one board: /b/ - Anime/Random. As the site grew, several new boards were added to the site: /h/ - Hentai on October 3, /c/ - Anime/Cute, /d/ - Hentai/Alternative, and /y/ - Yaoi on October 6, and then, finishing off the initial "board spree", /s/ - Sexy Beautiful Women and /g/ - Guro (now defunct) on October 9. Around a month later, on November 8, 2003, /a/ was created to provide a worksafe and anime-focused alternative to /b/.4chan news post referencing the creation of /a/
On November 17, 2018, a few years after 4chan's ownership changed hands from moot to Hiroyuki Nishimura, all worksafe boards on the boards.4chan.org domain changed to the boards.4channel.org domain.Archived /qa/ post about the domain change
==Memes==
===Mai Waifu===
The phrase "Mai waifu," used by anime fans to refer to a fictional character that they feel strong attraction to, has been reborrowed from English to Japanese back to English again:
English:	My wife	→	Japanese:		→	English:	Mai waifu
It entered English-language fandom in the early 2000s through a scene in Azumanga Daioh in which Mr. Kimura refers to a woman in a photograph as "mai waifu," and was then popularized on /a/."Mai waifu" videoclip
==See also==
* :/b/
* 4chan
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:2003 Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
Category:2020s Forums
0-DBZ-FanFiction

0-DBZ-FanFiction was a fanfiction mailing list in Dragon Ball fandom. It had 742 members. It was active during the early to mid 2000s, with last post being in 2012.
Group description:
Category:Dragon Ball
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
10,000 Nights of Thunder

10,000 Nights of Thunder is a Merlin/Arthur vid by mamoru22 (2:39 min). It was one of the first Merlin slash vids and widely linked as a recruiter vid for the fandom and the show. The vid was made and posted between episode four and five, using only clips from the first four episodes, and it was a 2008 Camelot Music Video Awards nominee in the category 'Pairing: Merlin/Arthur'.
Notes: "And what can I say? It's not a deep thinky video. It's just me going: Merlin! Arthur! Love! Whee!"mamoru22. Merlin vid, 16 October 2008. (Accessed 11 August 2010)
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Merlin VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2008 Vids
10,000 zines and counting: a library's quest to save the history of fandom

10,000 zines and counting: a library's quest to save the history of fandom is an article by Adi Robertson. It has the subtitle: "The University of Iowa's fanzine collection is going digital before it falls apart."
The focus is on the digitalization of the science fiction zines and material that had been collected by Rusty Hevelin.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Science Fiction zines
* media zines
* University of Iowa Fanzine Archives and its collection of fanworks
* preserving physical copies of zines, most quite fragile
* zine production
* Fan Culture Preservation Project
* Organization for Transformative Works
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2015 News Media
100

==Fandoms==
* The 100, an American television series
==Doujinshi==
* 100 Lego, a LOTR Doujinshi
==Fics==
* 100 Proof Positive, a Star Trek: TOS fic
==Zines==
* 100 Lilies, an A Distant Soil anthology
* Schluggtaimer 100 Proof, a Star Trek: TOS newsletter
==LiveJournal Communities==
* 100 Women
* 100_tales
* 100foraslan
* 100glee
* 100quills
* alias100
* atlantis100
* avengers100
* castle100
* chlark_100
* crossovers100
* csi100
* dw100
* femslash100
* grangersnape100
* hp100
* jackoneill100
* samcarter100
* sj100
* snape100
* stargate100
* sunday100
* tv100
* wednesday100
* x_men100
==See also==
* Drabble
1001 Trek Tales (Star Trek: TOS archive)

1001 Trek Tales archives Star Trek fanfic that has appeared in older zines, as well as new stories. Much is gen or het (such as Spock/Christine), but some K/S stories are archived as well.
This archive also had a mailing list. See 1001 Trek Tales.
==Description==
"This site is dedicated to Star Trek: The Original Series and the seven movies featuring the original cast. Its primary purpose is to preserve fan fiction from classic ST fanzines of the last thirty years, to encourage the creation of new fan fiction set in the TOS timeframe, and to serve as a contact point for fans of the entire Star Trek universe. Welcome to Federation space!" 
==Also a Star Wars Portal==
This site also hosted the pdfs of the Star Wars letterzine, Southern Enclave.
==Authors==
M. L. "Steve" Barnes | Johanna Cantor | Toni Cardinal-Price | Bev Clark | Gerry Downes | Terry Gardner | Shirley Maiewski | Dixie G. Owen | Amanda Palumbo | Angus Patches | Esther Lemay | Artimis | Little Wolf | Karen Bates-Crouch | Lou Ellen | Melissa Bayard | Lwaxana | Dee Beetem | Maggie Nowakowska | Marcia | Guinn Berger | Marnigle | Beth Meenaghan | Kate Birkel | Crystal Michallet-Romero | Rosalie Blazej | Melissa | Sue Bursztynski | Mistress V | CarolK | Momthing | Cheree Cargill | Ruby Moon-Houldson | Beth Carlson | Mrs Spock | Lynda Carraher | MySchemingMind | Catherine Kay | Leigh Chapel | Mzsnaz | Cherpring | Naithom | Sheila Cochran | Nesabj | Critter | Caroline Nixon | Ingrid Cross | Nocturnias | Sharron Powell | Mimi Curry | Dale | Kathleen Resch | Rhyane | DebbieB | Cheryl Rice | DeltaGirl17 | Cindy Devoe | Saidicam | Chris Dickenson | Juanita Salicrup | Djinn | SandsofVulcan | Fardreaming | L. P. Santos | Karen Fleming | Kathy Scoggins | Pat Foley | SecondStar | Roisin Fraser | Selek and T'Lea | Terry Gardner | Joanne K. Seward | Lou Ellen Gooding | Ronda Sexton | Good Twin/Evil Twin | SherryB | Gumnut | Shonhalok | Tami Hansen | Paula Smith | Carol Hart | SterJulie | Illy | Tam | Merel Inglis | T'Eros | Jackie | T'Kuht | Jill Jackson | T'Maia | Penny Jones | Trish | KACS | T'Ryl | Karracaz | T'Sia | Kella | T'Thelaih | Kelthammer | Pierrette Therene | Kira-Nerys | Ultrapuella | Kiristeen ke Alaya | Voile cha Krech | Lady Amanda | Lois Welling | Lady Gueniver | Wendy | J. M. Lane | Katy Wilson | Jacqueline Bielowicz
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:2010 Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
1001 Trek Tales (Star Trek: TOS mailing list)

1001 Trek Tales was a Star Trek: TOS mailing list that was "dedicated to the writing and preservation of classic Star Trek fan fiction." It had 174 members, but is now inactive as a result of the Yahoo! Groups Content Purge.
It was associated with 1001 Trek Tales, its fiction archive.
Category:Star Trek TOS Mailing Lists
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
100 Lego

100 Lego is a 40-page yaoi Lord of the Rings Aragorn X Legolas doujinshi by Z -zain-. It consists of 100 rough yaoi illustrations of Legolas as uke.
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File:100legointerior.jpg|inside art
Category:Lord of the Rings Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
100 Padmé AUs

100 Padmé AUs is a series of fics by MissIzzy, written for the prompt table at au100. They cover a number of different universes and some take place within other AU series by the same author. Some show Padmé Amidala as a congresswoman in a modern AU, others as a Jedi initiate, and others take place in a canon divergence AU in which she survives to raise her children. Some of the ships included are Anakin/Padmé and Obi-Wan/Padmé.
Category:2005‎ Fanfiction
100 Proof Positive

100 Proof Positive is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Paula Smith.
It was published in Menagerie #6, and reprinted in Warped Space #13 and The Best of....
It is a parody of the well-known story by Sharon Emily called Proof Positive and was rumored to have caused Sharon Emily to leave fandom for a time.
==Summary==
Spock goes back in time to find Santa Claus.
==The Story Behind Proof Positive==
==Reactions and Reviews for 100 Proof Positive==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:Christianity & Fandom
100 Women

After yet another round of Misogyny in Fandom debates, and the argument that there were no "good" or "interesting" female characters, 100 Women was founded in order to bring positive attention to female characters in a wide variety of fandoms:
Fanfic100 was very popular at the time 100 Women was founded, and had already inspired various spinoff communities. 100 Women followed Fanfic100's example and created a chart with 100 prompts. Unlike Fanfic100, members were not required to make a claim on a particular fandom or character in order to participate.
Fictional Women, the prompt free affiliate community, was founded in 2008. It remains far less active than it's parent community.
== Notes ==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
100 ghosts

100_ghosts was a weekly drabble challenge community for Supernatural. It was strict about the 100 word count. As of 2023 there were 715 entries and 1,125 comments recorded in the community's profile.
== Links ==
* LiveJournal community tags
* LiveJournal community memories
* Community: 100_ghosts tagged on AO3
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
100 prompts

100_prompts was a LiveJournal theme community. It had sets of 30, 50 and 100 prompts available, and the maintainers also ran a sister community, 10_prompts, which had a set of 10 prompts. There were 423 entries and 995 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with a number of other theme communities. 
==About==
==Links==
*List of theme tables (30, 50 and 100 versions)
*List of affiliated communities
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Theme Journal Communities
100 roadtrips

100_roadtrips was a LiveJournal community that hosted a regular Saiyuki drabble challenge. There were 1,906 entries and 14,331 comments made in the community between 2004 and 2013. In 2013, a Dreamwidth version of the community was created. The Dreamwidth version did not import the LiveJournal community and only 65 comments were ever posted.
==Affiliates==
*fic challenges: saiyuki_time, 1000_miles_west
*gen: saiyuki, saiyukiwriters, saiyuki_reload, saiyuki_ikkou , ru_saiyuki (Russian)
*yaoi: saiyukiyaoi
*icons: saiyuki_icons
*manga: saiyuki_manga
*general Minekura works: nitro_reload
character & pairing-specific:
*3 (Sanzo): sanzou
*5 (Gojyo): gojyolove
*8 (Hakkai): hakkailove
*9 (Goku): baka_saru
*Chin Iisou: pullsomestrings
*Hazel: ikinahare
*Homura: prince_of_war
*Kougaiji: princeofdemons
*39 (SanzoGoku): sanzoxgoku, blondes_n_sarus
*38 (SanzoHakkai): gold_magic
*53 (GojyoSanzo): bad_friends
*58 (GojyoHakkai): hardlove
*89 (HakkaiGoku): hg_fireflies
*Homura/Goku: heretic_love
*Homura/Sanzo: snarky_love
*Nii/Kou: subtle_creature
*Kou/Yaone: kougaijixyaone
*Rare Pairings: love_you_weird
==Other==
List of past challenges]
Category:Saiyuki
Category:2004 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
100 situations

100_situations was a LiveJournal community inspired by fanfic100. There were 2,881 entries and 6,710 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with a number of other theme communities. 
==Links==
*List of theme tables
*List of affiliated communities
*Community tag list
*Community memories
*AO3 tag
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Theme Journal Communities
100 tales

100_tales is a theme community that allows fills for a mix of characters, fandoms and pairings. Participants are not required to stick to a single claim when writing. There have been 836 entries and 448 comments posted to the community since 2008.
==About==
==Links==
*Taglist
*Prompt table
*AO3 tag
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Theme Journal Communities
100bullets

100bullets was a LiveJournal community that hosted a regular Trigun drabble challenge, as well as an individual challenge for users. The last challenge was posted in 2005, but scattered activity continued until 2013. There were 1,057 entries and 8,616 comments made in the community between 2003 and 2013. The rules were strict about the 100 word definition of a drabble, and pointed users to trigun_fics if they had works that fell outside of that range.
==Other==
*Community memories sorted by author
Category:Trigun
Category:2003 Communities
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Communities
100fandoms

100fandoms is a multifandom fanfiction challenge which was started by Andraste in 2010 on Livejournal and ran until 2012. In 2019, with Andraste's blessing, corvidology restarted the challenge on Dreamwidth in 2019.
The basic concept behind the challenge was: 
Andraste also included the following prompt table for inspiration. There were no claims, as no two writers would choose the exact same 1000 fandoms.
001.	universe	002.	edge	003.	cleave	004.	distance	005.	away	006.	home	007.	key	008.	star	009.	dust	010.	shadows
011.	old	012.	new	013.	borrowed	014.	blue	015.	promise	016.	dishonor	017.	wreck	018.	fix	019.	crack	020.	clip
021.	fiddle	022.	fire	023.	water	024.	waves	025.	salt	026.	balm	027.	fat	028.	wear	029.	mask	030.	truth
031.	courage	032.	hope	033.	raised	034.	fall	035.	spring	036.	birth	037.	morning	038.	welcome	039.	belong	040.	share
041.	count	042.	mean	043.	teasing	044.	fantasy	045.	game	046.	work	047.	bed	048.	turn	049.	swing	050.	koala
051.	cull	052.	quell	053.	arrested	054.	inside	055.	chance	056.	alive	057.	sleeping	058.	late	059.	rain	060.	bottle
061.	kaleidoscope	062.	brilliant	063.	theory	064.	practice	065.	war	066.	storm	067.	voyage	068.	swim	069.	wallow	070.	settle
071.	ground	072.	space	073.	silence	074.	screech	075.	snap	076.	scratch	077.	bug	078.	lighting	079.	faded	080.	ghost
081.	history	082.	time	083.	mirror	084.	drawing	085.	trailed	086.	way	087.	run	088.	here	089.	heart	090.	perfection
091.	right	092.	sanction	093.	can	094.	collection	095.	crowd	096.	oversight	097.	graduate	098.	laughing	099.	until	100.	final
==References==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
100moods

100moods was a LiveJournal community for themed prompts consisting of moods. There were 1,500 entries and 2,028 comments left in the community during its active years. It listed fanfic100 as its inspiration, and was affiliated with a number of other theme communities, including 100songs, which had the same maintainers.
==Links==
*Community tag list
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
100ships

The 100ships Prompt Challenge is a Dreamwidth based prompt challenge where creators are asked to create for 100 different ships, utilizing a different color name as the prompt for each. 
Participants are welcome to create fanfiction, icons, or any other fanwork they like. In this challenge, "ship" is used to mean any form of relationship, whether romantic/sexual or not. It also is inclusive of polyships. 
Category:2020s Challenges
100songs

100songs was a LiveJournal community for themed prompts consisting of songs and lyrics. There were 733 entries and 343 comments left in the community during its active years. It listed fanfic100 as its inspiration, and was affiliated with a number of other theme communities, including 100moods, which had the same maintainers.
==Links==
*Community tag list
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities