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Profit (TV series)

Profit is a 1996 television series starring Adrian Pasdar as amoral businessman Jim Profit. It originally aired on Fox but was cancelled after only four episodes, despite positive critical reception. The four remaining episodes were eventually aired on the TV network Trio in 2002 and the complete series was released on DVD in 2005.
==Fandom==
Profit has a small fandom. As of 2018, there are 29 Profit fanworks at Archive of Our Own and three Profit stories posted at FanFiction.Net (two of which are in Spanish). It was a Yuletide fandom in 2007 and 2009.
There is a Profit community at LiveJournal, boxofwrong, founded in March 2007 and active until 2010.
Fanfiction for the series sometimes crosses over with Heroes, in which Adrian Pasdar stars as Nathan Petrelli.
==Example Fanworks==
===Vids===
* Conspicuous Consumption Can't Give You Love (LJ post) by serrico (2007)
* Sleepwalker by talitha78, created for Festivids 2009
* When You're Evil by diannelamerc, created for Festivids 2012
==External Links==
* boxofwrong at LiveJournal
* Profit at Archive of Our Own
* Profit at FanFiction.Net
Category:Profit
Profiting from fanfiction (essay by fluterbev)

Profiting from fanfiction by fluterbev is part of a 2009 discussion regarding fandom and profit. Fluterbev posted a hypothetical question about selling an ezine for $20US and asked other fans if they agreed this was all right to do.
It is a response, in part, to a fan selling a fanfic as an ezine: see Changes.
This essay has a follow-up post called Profiting from fanfiction (a follow up to my recent poll).
==Specifically-Related Posts in This Discussion==
* Think-y things about zines and fic and all by byslantedlight (February 26, 2009) 
* Profiting from fanfiction (a follow up to my recent poll), another post by fluterbev (February 27, 2009)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom and profit
* fandom as a gift culture
* ezines, print zines, online fic
* fanartists and the "double standard regarding profit
* The Sentinel
* Changes
 
==The Post==
==Excerpts from Some Responses==
==References==
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Profiting from fanfiction (essay by fluterbev, a follow up to my recent poll)

Profiting from fanfiction (a follow up to my recent poll) by fluterbev is part of a 2009 discussion regarding fandom and profit.
It is a response to a fan selling a fanfic ebook: see Changes.
This essay is a follow-up to Profiting from fanfiction (essay by fluterbev).
==Specifically-Related Posts in This Discussion==
* Think-y things about zines and fic and all, byslantedlight's post (February 26, 2009) 
* Profiting from fanfiction, another post by fluterbev (February 26, 2009)
==The Post==
==Excerpts from Some Responses==
==References==
Category:2009 Meta
Category: Sentinel Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Proghet

Proghet is a term for people who think het ships are more progressive than slash ones because they feel the latter erases female characters. The term is controversial.
==Arguments that Het is Progressive==
===Gender Diversity===
===Racial Diversity===
==Opposition==
* Erasure of F/F relationships
==Meta & Further Reading==
*Who are Proghets?
*A proghet is someone who pushes the idea men and women in a relationship is more “progressive" than gay relationships.
*So, today I came across the term “proghet”
*I’ve been told that if I attempt to portray a marginally healthy relationship between a man and a woman, I’m a “proghet”
*advocating for m/f relationships being somehow more valuable than m/m or f/f is just another shitty facet of migratory het fandom it’s not exactly new
Program

You may also be looking for Program (Blake's 7 story in the Jabberwocky universe), or 5th Season (Blake's 7 zine) or Series 5 (Blake's 7 zine) or Convention Program.
Program is a gen Blake's 7 digest-sized zine published in the UK. It has the subtitle: "Blake's Seven: a Fifth Series," and it is an early example of a virtual season.
The fiction is by Judith Seaman. 
==Series==
* Aquitar
* Program
* Ghost 
==Issue 1==
Program Part One was published in 1986 and is 117 pages long. 
From the zine: "This story is dedicated to Paul Darrow whose portrayal of Avon made all the futures possible."
From the inner cover: 
* Program ("An escape has been arranged -- but for whom, and why?") (episode 1; S5; reprinted from Slave #5) (15 pages)
* Sanctuary ("Any offer of freedom should be worth considering, but freedom can mean two very different things.") (episode 2; S5; reprinted from Slave #6) (24 pages)
* Cache ("Avon's search for weapons nearly ends in disaster for Dayna and himself.") (episode 3; S5) (40 pages)
* Iota Seven ("Old friends and old enemies. Chagatai's final contribution to the rebel cause is less than welcome to Avon and Vila.") ( episode 4; S5) (31 pages) 
* Skirmish (When Servalan gets tired of waiting, Avon has to act, but Elam didn't expect quite this result.) (episode 5; S5) (26 pages)
Image:program1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:program1-2.jpg|from issue #1
Image:program1-3.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Program Part Two was published in 1986 and is 113 pages long.
 
 
* Deadlock ("New friends and a choice for Vila mean new enemies for Avon.") (episode 6; S5) (33 pages)
* Sacrifice ("Total immunity is too much to hope for now, but whoever dies Avon can live, at a price.") (episode 7; S5) (46 pages)
* Ambush ("Why does Servalan want Avon following her to Byzant? Elam follows his orders to an ironic conclusion and Avon discovers that he has one unexpected gift to give.") (episode 8; S5) (33 pages)
Image:program2-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:program2-2.jpg|from issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
Program Part Three was published in 1986 and is 122 pages long. 
* Loyalty ("When the others turn against Avon, he is helpless to prevent them from abandoning him and Kleng now has direct orders to destroy the ship.") (episode 9; S5) (37 pages)
* Saviour ("Elam’s return to Space Command has unexpected consequences and Avon is powerless to influence anyone’s fate.") (episode 10; S5) (40 pages)
* Obligation ("Both Avon and Elam may feel that they owe Tycho a lot, but neither is free to repay him.") (episode 11; S5) (43 pages) 
Image:program3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:program3-2.jpg|from issue #3
 
==Issue 4==
Program Part Four was published in 1986 and is 117 pages long. 
* Harlequin (episode 12; S5) (55 pages) 
* Atonement (episode 13; S5) (63 pages)
Image:program4-1.jpg|from issue #4
Image:program4-2.jpg|from issue #4
 
==Fan Comments ==
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===2014===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Program (Blake's 7 story)

Program is a Blake's 7 gen story by Sheila Paulson. It is part of her Jabberwocky series.
==Publication History==
It was published in Gambit #6, Jabberwocky Collected, and Jabberwocky #3.
==Author's Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1990s
Programmers' Day

Programmers' Day (Russian: День программи́ста) is an international holiday to recognize and show appreciation for those involved in programming. Programmers' Day is always celebrated on the 256th day of the year, based on the number of possible distinct values that can be represented by an 8-bit byte. The day was recognized as an official holiday in Russia in 2009.
The day is celebrated in areas of online fandom to show appreciation for the programmers that develop and maintain the sites and systems that host fannish activities.
Progress

You may be looking for Progress Report.
Progress is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #5.
==Series==
* A Dawn Shall Come (The Voice)
* Progress (The Voice)
* The Choicest Gift (The Voice)
* Shield and Defender (The Voice)
* The Extremists
* Last Movement (Heroes in the Wilderness)
==Summary==
"Spock is chosen to lead the survey team that will decide the fate of a Vulcanoid planet that has almost destroyed itself."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Project "STAR TREK"

Project: "STAR TREK" was a 1975 30-minute teleplay written, produced and acted by some high school students. 
The plan was to have it debut at Star Trek Lives! (convention)/1976, though it is likely this did not happen. 
Similar projects were: My Fair Starship, One Cube or Two?, and Star Date 3113.7.
==About==
From an article in The Vulcanian Chronicle #1: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
Category:1975 Plays & Skits
Project Blue Bird

Project Blue Bird is the name given to a fan theory / AU in the QSMP fandom that focuses on Jaiden Animations being an experiment created by the Federation.
== Canon ==
The theory came about in response to the mini server event Can you hear it?, revolving around Jaiden's mission given to her by Cucurucho. Notably, Cellbit, who has his own ties to the Federation, recieved his own mission during the event from an unknown party, encouraging him to "follow the blue bird".
Jaiden is associated with birds by the fandom due to her having them in real life, and her character is frequently drawn with bird wings.
== Fandom ==
An Archive of Our Own tag for the theory exists, with 15 works as of November 2023.
It is commonly discussed, and is a frequent topic referenced in fanart and other fanworks.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Meta/Discussion ===
* Project blue bird canon?, a discussion on the QSMP subreddit
* why i'm put off by the "blue bird" or "test tube baby" theory/headcanon for q!jaiden, and why i think it's so reductive to her character, among other things a Tumblr post by cubitozinc (Nov 29, 2023)
* I truly believe Jaiden wasn't an experiment at all. I actually think she might have been the same rank as Cucurucho a Tumblr post by crychaoss (Sep 4, 2023)
=== Fanfiction ===
* Fish in a Birdcage by Zoovannah
* Bluebird, Bluebird, Where are you? by Anonymous
* Dancing Bears, painted wings, things I almost remember. by CopperSkeleton
* I come from scientists and atheists and White men who kill God by Chandeli_loves_LateFall
== Archives & Fannish Links ==
* Alternate Universe - Project Blue Bird (QSMP) on Archive of Our Own
* #project blue bird au on Tumblr
* #project bluebird au on Tumblr
* #projectbluebirdau on Twitter
Category:Fanworks
Category:QSMP
Project Communicator

Project Communicator was a 1974-1976 fan-driven proposal by the fan club Star Trek Archives to ask the Star Trek cast members to allow the recording of episodes on audio cassettes for the blind. 
They were meant to "bring the wonder of Star Trek" to the visually impaired, and the one tape that was known to have been completed was narrated by James Doohan.
While untold thousands of hours were put into planning, finagling permissions, wrangling celebrities and TPTB, and producing at least one tape, it is unknown if they were ever actually distributed to fans. Up until the very last newsletter for Star Trek Archives in March/April 1976, the tapes were still being talked about in the future tense.
It would be very fun, and interesting, to know what ever happened to these recordings. 
==Similar Fan Services==
* The Eyes of Beauty Project (Beauty and the Beast, ~1989)
* The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Star Trek-focus, 1970s)
* Project Communicator (Star Trek, 1974-1976)
* The STW Blind Services Department (Star Trek, 1970s)
* Starmerian Taping Service (Star Trek-focus, ~1976)
* The Zine-Taping Service for Blind and Print Handicapped Readers (multi-fandom, 1992)
==A Timetable==
May 1974:
From a May letter (see image below) by Gene Roddenberry to the project's coordinator: 
June 1974: 
July 1974: 
September 1974:
October 1974:
November 1974:
From one letter (see image below) by Charles Weiss (fan club president) to Walter Koenig: 
December 1974:
January 1975:
July 1975:
 
January/February 1976/March/April 1976:
==Gallery==
Image:projectcommunicator1.jpg|letters from Gene Roddenberry , Leonard Nimoy, Walter Koenig, George Takei, James Doohan, Diane Muldaur
Image:projectcommunicator3.jpg|letter from Leonard Nimoy giving his approval
Image:projectcommunicator4.jpg|letter from James Doohan giving his approval
Image:projectcommunicator2.jpg|letter from Gene Roddenberry, one which halts the project
 
==External Sources==
* original letters/WebCite to and from Gene Roddenberry and other Star Trek actors
==References==
Category:AudioCategory:DisabilityCategory:1970s Fanworks
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Project Copy-Knight

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== Origin of Project ==
EchoEkhi's inspiration came from a Reddit post by EmmaIveli on her work .
After building the proof of concept, he requested for help:
==History / Evolution of project ==
Example of the AO3 Bot message to notify creators:
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2F0m7k3bve5fbc1.png%3Fwidth%3D1920%26format%3Dpng%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3Db76c5b437e21ae5666a130e1eefe4ef63c45fec5
== Discussion ==
 
:
== References ==
Project Eden's Garden

Project: Eden's Garden is a Dangan Ronpa fan game made with the Unity game engine that features an all-new setting, gameplay, cast of characters, and full voice acting.
So far, the following chapters of the game have been released episodically:
Chapter 	Chapter title 	Release date
Prologue 	Vows Woven by Stitches and Needles	December 17, 2022
Chapter 1	Beneath the Veil of Hypocrisy 	December 21, 2024
Category:Dangan Ronpa
Category:2022 Fangames
Project Falcon

Project Falcon was a Star Wars fan campaign. Its late 1970s or early 1980s goal was to have the second United States space shuttle named "Millennium Falcon."
The campaign was spear-headed by Ingrid Maack.
This fan campaign was not without precedence. Star Trek fans had rallied, and were successful with the naming of the first space shuttle, "Enterprise" in September 1976.
==Description==
From a flyer: 
Category:Activism
Category:Fan Campaigns & Petitions
Category:Star Wars Events
Category:1970s Events
Category:1980s Events
Project Goldfish

Project Goldfish is a Vorkosigan story by Jeff Melcher (Pouncer), published in 1998. One of the earliest pieces of online fanfiction in the fandom, it originally appeared on the lois-bujold mailing list and is archived at The Lois McMaster Bujold FanFic Archive.
Apparently set during A Civil Campaign (though published before it came out), 'Project Goldfish' is largely a dialogue piece set during a dinner party. It was written in response to a comment on the mailing list: For that matter, I wonder how tempted Miles is to swear Ma Kosti? (good joke--an Armsmen who actually IS a cook!).lois-bujold: Ma Kosti's Liegelord long, spoilered, and unfinished (accessed 23 June 2016) The story is in the third person, with Miles Vorkosigan as the point-of-view character. Other characters appearing include Alys Vorpatril, Ivan Vorpatril, Simon Illyan, Georg Vorthys, Helen Vorthys and an original character.
==Recs==
'Project Goldfish' has been recommended at Crack Van,crack-van: Project Goldfish by Jeff Melcher/p_o_u_n_c_e_r (PG) (accessed 23 June 2016) and by fairestcat,recsforalloccasions: Vorkosigan Series - 8 Recs (accessed 23 June 2016) Melannen,melannen: Longfic recs for Stellar_dust (and anybody else who wants them) (accessed 23 June 2016) Philomythaphilomytha: Favourite Vorkosigan fics (accessed 23 June 2016) and The RCK.Consensus Realities: Vorkosigan Fics (accessed 23 June 2016) Recommenders praised the story's humour and the characterisations of Miles, Alys & Simon.
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Project Home

Project Home was a One Direction fan campaign that ran in April/May 2016. It was similar to Project No Control, intended to promote the band's song "Home" (from the EP Perfect released October 2015) as an unofficial single. 
Planning started as early as February 2016 (the campaign was originally scheduled to start in March), with the creation of social media accounts for the fans organizing the event. The mod team consisted of Agnes (@lhrry), Bean (@larrymvp), Dana (@passingonyourrite), Emily (@styles-4-miles), Kat (@musicalmissme), and Sydney (@lourryetc). The planned "release date" for the single was April 29., tumblr post by projecthome2016-blog, 10 February 2016. As of 30 December 2023, this tumblr post has 2332 notes.
Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne, co-writers on the song, acknowledged the project on their twitter accounts., tweet by Louis_Tomlinson, Apr 27, 2016., tweet by LiamPayne, 26 April 2016.
==Larrie Project==
According to fans on twitter, larries (fans who believe that bandmembers Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson are in a romantic relationship in real life) were responsible for organizing the project, a fact used in later years to win arguments about who supported Louis more:
*"That's why LARRIES are so important because we are constantly telling them WE ARE HERE FOR YOU out or closeted, we just want you to be happy no bs stunts, we will make things happen for you with crazy projects like Project Control & Project Home. So they feel the love ALWAYS💙💚", 19 October 2020.
*"Larries were the one who created PNC, project just hold on and project home. We’re also the one who’ve been supporting Louis the longest so take a seat.", Mar 22, 2021
*"Lol are we just gonna ignore the fact that larries have made basically all the fan projects to stream jho, miss you, no control, home etc. also GIRL, 80% of larries are louies so i’m pretty sure you once were one too so don’t try to hide it", Oct 19, 2018.
At the time, there were concerns that non-larries would boycott the project because of larries' involvement, and many larries argued that the project was "not about Larry" so everyone should support it:
In response to an anonymous Liam fan expressing annoyance at fans arguing against supporting Project Home because of the larries, Tumblr anti-larrie back-to-louis said,
After 1D bandmembers acknowledged the project on social media, causing excitement among larries, Tumblr anti-larrie savage-styles commented,
In later years, larries have named "Home" as a "Larry song" or mentioned it in proofs or masterposts., post in r/larrystylinson, 13 February 2022., post in r/larrystylinson, 2 October 2022. by faithinthefuture28, 25 February 2020., tumblr post by strawberryrainbowparadise, reblogged by larryreceiptsproof, 2 may 2017.
==References==
Category:One Direction
Category:2016 Events
Project Moon

The Project Moon fandom refers to fans of Project Moon's video games and other media, which all take place in a shared universe. Their games include Limbus Company, Library of Ruina, and Lobotomy Corporation.
== Media in Series ==
Lobotomy Corporation (2016)
Library of Ruina (2020)
The Distortion Detective (2020)
Wonderlab (2020-2021)
Leviathan (2021-2022)
Limbus Company (2022)
==Common fanon and tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
Project Nine Press

Project Nine Press merged with Twisted Macha Press to become Wild Side Press. These presses were run by Laura Duval Grigsby and Brigid Morgan.
Starting in about 1997, Wild Side Press had a close association with Neon Rainbow Press. from an ad in The Last of a Breed #2 (1997) 
==Zines Published==
* Devil's Hole
* One in Ten
* Phoenix Mountain Project
==References==
Project No Control

Project No Control was a fan project in One Direction fandom, organised in May 2015. It aimed at promoting "No Control" (a song from the Four album, released Nov 2014) as if it were a single, and getting radio stations to play the song. 
The song, written by song writers as well as band members Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne, features Louis as the main vocalist, a rare occurrence for the band. 
The project was organised in response to drama in the fandom following Zayn Malik's departure from the band in the middle of a tour and his subsequent Twitter spats with Louis. 
==History==
On May 11, 2015, Tumblr user buscandoelparaiso wrote:
Later that day, inspired by the post, a Thunderclap project named Project "NO CONTROL" was started by ziamisthenameofmyship.
The project organizers also began a Tumblr blog at 1dstreetteam and a Twitter account at 1D_Street_Team in order to promote the project.
==Impact==
The project was very successful: in only six days, by May 17, 2015, the Thunderclap campaign for the project had 34,465 supporters and a social reach of 55,377,703 people. 
The project was noticed by the band, who thanked fans on Twitter and on stage. 
It was covered by some media outlets, including BBC Newsbeat, LA Weekly, and J-14. It was mentioned by James Corden on his Late Late Show and by Nick Grimshaw on the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show. 
The song was officially added to One Direction's tour set list on June 13, 2015. 
==Fan Reactions==
Many fans participated in the project enthusiastically: 
Some fans expressed annoyance or refused to participate because the project was run by Larries and/or they believes it somehow aimed at promoting the Larry is Real theory. (This also happened with Rainbow Direction, another 1D fan project.)
In its 2022 review of Everything I Need I Get From You, the Shit Larries Say podcast noted that buscandoelparaiso, the fan who started the project, was a Larrie. (A look at buscandoelparaiso's tumblr account appears to confirm this; not only does the blog profile include the blue and green heart emojis often used by Larries, but looking just at April 2015 there are several larrie posts, including one where she says she has no doubts about Larry., 29 April 2015., tumblr post by buscandoelparaiso, 24 April 2015."Why should I ? They didn’t do anything that can possibly make me doubt it." , 24 April 2015.) Back-to-louis spoke on the podcast about how the project was started during Louis' "party boy" phase after he and Eleanor had broken up in March 2015 and that the project aligned with big larries' goal of distracting the fandom and the press from Louis sowing wild oats.Shit Larries Say episode 31, on Spotify: , August 2022.
==Further Reading==
* No Control at the onedirection Fandom Wiki
==References==
Category:One Direction
Category:2015 Events
Project Quantum Leap

Project Quantum Leap is a fan club for the TV show Quantum Leap. 
It was the ... " longest-running international fan club for Quantum Leap, its creative team and its stars, Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell." 
It was founded in 1991 in association with the United Whovians of Tuscon. 
From Coming Attractions v.3 n.7 in July 1995: "The Club has grown over 40% since the series was cancelled in April 1993, and our world wide membership is growing by leaps (!) and bounds."
==Publications==
* Coming Attractions
* The Observer 
=="Official" Tangles and TPTB==
The club offered to serve as the show's official fan club, but the offer was declined. The studio allowed them to continue existing unofficially on the condition that the club not publish any fan fiction.
However, a few months later the fan club's existence was called into question. In 1991, the fourth issue of The Observer reported that the fan club was threatened with closure in favor of a studio sponsored official fan club. According to one MCA-Universal representative: "We're not shutting you down, we're merging you in." The newsletter's editor commented: "...it's far from clear to us what that means. If copyright stops us from publishing and 'clubbing' what will that mean for The Imaging Chamber, the Quantum Quarterly, the Quantum League, and Leapin' In? Will all our fan efforts be replaced by one slick official newsletter....Oh boy, we hope not." 
A few years later, the threats against the fan club seemed to have died down. In issue #7/8 of The Observer (1993), the editor comments briefly on the threatened studio shut-down of the fan club: "Sixteen months ago, we didn't know whether Universal was about to shut us down. Now it looks as if we and Quantum Leap are both going to be around for a while yet."
==From the Club's Website==
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:2010s