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V-Con 2014 Interview with wightfaerie

In 2014, wightfaerie answered a series of questions for V-Con 2014. "V-Con" was a virtual con for fans who were unable to attend SHareCon in person. 
==Interviews in the Series==
Several other fans also answered the questions for this virtual con. Some of their replies were very short. The fans with more lengthy comments are below:
* V-Con 2014 Interview with galadriel13 (the longest one)
* V-Con 2014 Interview with wightfaerie
* V-Con 2014 Interview with taass64
* V-Con 2014 Interview with nancys_soul
* V-Con 2014 Interview with samudee
 
==The Questions==
* When did you enter our fandom?
* What was remarkable about that time?
* Who was there to greet you?
* What is still there of those times today?
* Who is still there of those times today?
* Is there a better or worse about this?
==Excerpts==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Interviews
Category:2014 Fan Interviews
V-Loop (Yahoo Group)

V-Loop was the Yahoo Group for the Vaqueros, fans of the Forever Knight character Javier Vachon and Ben Bass, the actor who portrayed him. The public Group was formed by Apache on 1 September 1998. The group was very active for the first few years, but was heavily infiltrated by spam in 2004. Shortly thereafter, the members abandoned it, starting VaqDreams as a substitute. All later activity consists only of spam messages. There are 206 members, many of which are presumably spambots.
==Group Description==
==Welcome Message to New Members==
==Group Information==
* Members : 214
* Category : Forever Knight
* Founded : Sep 1, 1998
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/V-Loop/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
V.I.P. Weekend: Beauty Meets the Beast

V.I.P. Weekend: Beauty Meets the Beast was a 1989 for-profit event sponsored by K-Mart to promote Beauty and the Beast (TV) in general, and specifically, the audio cassette: Of Love and Hope.
During the weekend, one winner of this group was chosen to be an extra on the show. This honor went to a fan named Judy.
 
==A Fan's Description==
A fan, Carol, included their description in Once Upon a Time...Is Now #17 (December 1989): 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Fandom Occurrences
Category:1989 Events
V. Salmone

==Overview==
V. Salmone was a collaborative pseudonym used by Sabine and Punk to publish X-Files fic and was active on alt.tv.x-files.creative and several mailing lists from July 2000 to July 2001. V was nominated for several Spooky Awards and enjoyed a number of recommendations from popular sites such as IOHO, The Primal Screamers, and In the Borderlands of the Yeti.
==History==
To Punk and Sab, V. Salmone was more than just a pen name, they created an entire persona around her. Sabine described her as their "cool-headed alter ego, V. Salmone (a professional and well-educated woman from Corpus Christi, TX, in case you were wondering; she has a backstory and everything... and a desk)."iamsab: dth and that (Last accessed 22 February 2013)
V was a dedicated Mulder/Scully shipper, an amalgam of Sabine's propensity towards breaking Mulder and Scully up, and Punk's need to always have them end up together. V wrote heavy angst, but she had a lighter side as well, also a function of Sab and Punk, respectively.
V's identity was meant to be a secret, but how well it was kept remains to be seen. Even Punk and Sab's betas, who knew the truth, were given psueds in V's author notes to help disguise their identity.
Many years later, and on a different platform entirely, Punk and Sab posted Straightforwardly on LiveJournal in December 2004 and revealed they were behind V.runpunkrun: Fic: Straightforwardly by V. Salmone (Last accessed 22 February 2013) Though they still had many ideas and half-written stories for V, this would mark the end of her career.
==Fan Comments==
==Complete Works==
*The Second to Last 7-Eleven: V's first fic. Features Texas, the missing Scully sibling, and the mytharc. Won second place in 2000 Spooky Awards for Outstanding Long Story.2000 Spooky Awards Winners! (posted Dec 18 2000 on atxc) Published July 2000.
*How to Fake an Orgasm: Set during season six, Mulder and Scully revisit The Jersey Devil, and Mulder dates all of D.C. Published January 2001.
*Unused Morning: A scene cut from TStL7E, though out of a sense of artistic perversion, Punk and Sab declined to share this information with their readers. The short piece was mostly met with confusion. Published March 2001.
*Anyone with a Gun: A post-ep for Orison where Scully isn't coping. Published July 2001.
*Straightforwardly: Mulder needs glasses. Published December 2004.
==External Links==
*The Office of V. Salmone (Wayback)
*V. Salmone tag at Archive Of Our Own
*The XF Book Club reads How to Fake an Orgasm
==References==
Category: fans
Category:Fanwriters
V1

V1 is the player character of ULTRAKILL. 
== Canon ==
V1, a robot made for war, explores Hell just so it could fuel from its enemies' blood, which serves as the primary way to heal in ULTRAKILL. 
== Relationships ==
* GabV1el (Gabriel/V1)
* V4V (V1/V2)
* Mysterious Druid Knight/V1
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fanfiction ===
* bow thy head, machine by zehecatl
== Links and Resources ==
* V1 tag on Archive of our Own
Category:Video Games
V4S (Forever Knight)

V4S — more formally called the Forever Knight Virtual 4th Season — is a series of fan fiction stories written as a fourth season to continue the television series Forever Knight. Although a full 22-episode season was planned (and all stories were assigned to writers), only 19 episodes were actually completed. 
The episodes in V4S were first posted to the FKV4S-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU mailing list before being archived. Episodes 1-18 are archived on www.fkfanfic.com (see the index to episodes). Episode 19 is archived on the FTP site.
V4S was planned collectively by a group of fans; but the actual episodes were written individually. To ensure consistency, story ideas first had to be submitted to a committee, which then figured out which ideas would best suit being the next episode. The writer then produced an outline, which was critiqued by the committee (and revised if necessary), before submitting the actual story, which itself would be critiqued and revised. As such, the individual episodes—as well as the entire season—were a collaborative process that was often frustrating and time-consuming.Described by Libby Singleton in an e-mail to ForKNI-L, 14 August 2004 (accessed 25 January 2011.)
V4S is based on the premise that the events of "Last Knight" (the series finale) did occur, so that the virtual season takes place subsequently. In V4S, both Nick Knight and Natalie Lambert survived "Last Knight", though their relationship was adversely affected by events. However, Tracy Vetter still died; therefore, in V4S Nick has a new partner, Adam Sakai.
==Reviews==
Forever Knight: A comparison of two virtual continuations is a review by Amelia Schaffer (see here) that compares V4S with the other virtual fourth season for Forever Knight, FK4. 
==Episodes in V4S==
# "Resurrection" by Susan M. Garrett
# "The Other Side" by Sandra Gray
# "The Outcast State" by Tigon Diana Hooker
# "Of One Mind" by Sorcha O'Faolain
# "Christmas Knight" by Beth A. Washington
# "A Taste of Rebellion" by Libby Singleton
# "A Dish Best Served Cold" by Elizabeth Ann Lewis
# "A Question of Faith" by Sarah Baker
# "The Nature of the Beast", Part One, by Susan M. Garrett 
# "The Nature of the Beast", Part Two, by Susan M. Garrett
# "If It Be Now" by Libby Singleton, from a story idea by Sara Orel
# "Adam's Apple" by Beth A. Washington
# "Presumed Dead", Part One, by Stephanie S. Babbitt
# "Presumed Dead", Part Two, by Stephanie S. Babbitt
# "Sounds of Silence" by Libby Singleton
# "Obsession" by Carrie Krumtum
# "Moments of Choice" by Dawn Steele with help from Libby Singleton
# "When Darkness Falls" by Libby Singleton
# "By The Book" by Beth A. Washington
==Additional Stories==
Also set in the V4S universe are the following stories:
* by Steven S. Hood
** "Agenda" (part one) 
** "My Father’s Keeper" (part two)
* by Libby Singleton
** "Tammy's In Love"
==References==
Category:Collaboration
Category:Forever Knight
Category:Forever Knight Fan Fiction
Category:Virtual Seasons
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
V: The Battle Continues

V: The Battle Continues is a gen V series of novels by Cathi Brown. The art is by Ann Larimer and Cathi Brown.
==Issue 1==
V: The Battle Continues 1 is subtitled "The Rescue." It was published in 1987 and it contains 216 pages.
"It was a government 'think tank,' its security handled by the NSA. Now, it stood, a shell that housed no life. Waiting. No one appeared to rebuff the resistance's entrance. Ham Tyler didn't like it one bit. What would they find there, and how would he deal with it?" -- from an ad in Datazine #46 and Pop Stand Express #17
==Issue 2== 
V: The Battle Continues 2 is subtitled "The Mothership." It was published in 1987 and contains 128 pages.
==Issue 3==
V: The Battle Continues 3 is subtitled "Reprisals" and contains 214 pages.
Category:V Zines
Category:1980s
VCR Vidding

VCR vidding is the art of creating vids using analog sources and a VCR. The most frequently used VCRs were consumer-quality VHS recorders, but consumer-quality Betamax recorders were also used. Some fans, usually vidding collectives, even used professional-quality VCRs, like those used in TV studios in the '70s, '80s and '90s.
Vids were created using VCRs from the early 70s through the early 2000s—2002 was the first year that conventions received more vids on DVDs than they did on videotape.
See also Vidding in the VCR Era
See also Digital Vidding.
==Individual Vidders and Vidding Collectives==
*James Kaposztas (creator of the first-known AMV)
*Liberation Television
==Preservation==
Some fans have digitized old vids (converting tapes to a digital version). While this preserves the original vid, it usually produces something too blurry to be shown on a large screen and too blurry for current fan tastes. Other fans have taken to recreating vids from clean DVD footage, but this can be difficult even for a one-scene vid because tape stretch often means that the original timing of the scene has been altered.
==Resources==
* Making Fannish Music Videos is manual on the making and editing of VCR/analog fan made music videos. It was published in the 1990s and was revised at least three times to take into account advances in VCR technology. By the third revision in 1997, there is mention of computer vidding.
* Making Your Own Song Tapes (1986) by Mary Van Deusen.
==Lists of Early Vids==
See List of Early Songvids.
Category:Vidding Glossary
Category:1970s Fanworks
Category:1980s Fanworks
Category:1990s Fanworks
Category:2000s Fanworks
VC Spec Archive

VC Spec Archive (or The A.B.A-R Spec Archive) was a website for fans of Anne Rice. It was associated with alt.books.anne-rice. It included specs, fanart, and other things.
The site won a MiningCo award for "Best of the Net" in August 1997.Award Website: Awards, Graphics, Specs (links to the actual fics do not function anymore)
 
The site was hosted at the same domain as Digital Midnight.
Description from The Bourbon Street Follies: 
==Anne Rice and Copyright==
==References==
Category:The Vampire Chronicles Websites
Category:1990s
VELVET-REVOLVER

VELVET-REVOLVER is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by HiDEAWAY. It is an "all-character" book, and may contain BL.siesta8765's auction at Yahoo! Japan. (Accessed 21 September 2013.)
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
VGumiho

Crystal, known online as vGumiho or just Gumi, is a Twitch streamer who is best known for her participation in MC Championship. She is also a participant in QSMP's Purgatory 2 event. She is also associated with Crewfu and a participant in Pummel Party Saturdays.
==Links and Resources==
* vGumiho on Wikitubia
* vGumiho (Video Blogging RPF) on Archive of Our Own
Category:MCYT
Category:Twitch RPF
VHope

J-Hope/V, also known as VHope, is the pairing of J-Hope (Jung Hoseok) and V (Kim Taehyung) of the K-Pop group BTS.
==Fanwork Examples==
* The Days We'll Never Get Back- Hoseok is as silent as the rain when he slips out of Taehyung's life. As gentle as he had showed up, as ethereal as he'd always been.(fluffykimins)
* 추운 겨울 끝을 지나- It sucks, but when Taehyung answered the phone, he had a moment. Just a small one, in which he thought maybe Hoseok was calling to say hello. (fitzgarbage)
* To the New Days- Everything started the day Jungkook died. (That wasn't true, wasn't true at all, but it was an untruth worth telling. Worth writing. Worth saying out loud. The kind of untruth worth repeating, until maybe it became a little bit true.) (exfatamorgana)
* A Journey To Seek Happily Ever After- An optimistic, inquisitive boy goes on a trip to the southernmost tip of the country, joined by a rapper who makes it his goal to make things difficult for him. Along the way, they meet several interesting people and perhaps the road trip isn't as spontaneous as it seems. (fusuionspeaks)
* Let's Not Be Friends, For Sure- Taehyung was disgruntled. No. Screw flowery language, he was pissed. Someone was trying to take his place. College AU in which Hoseok is personable and Taehyung is personally offended. (pardon)
==Art Gallery==
File:Vhope by Lynxina.jpg|Vhope by Lynxina
==Communities & Archives==
* Jung Hoseok | J-Hope/Kim Taehyung | V at AO3
==References==
Category:BTS RelationshipsCategory:BTS Slash Pairings
VNDB

The Visual Novel Database, more often called VNDB, is a fan-run database for user-submitted information on visual novels (VNs). The information cataloged includes official releases, language translation patches, searchable character and staff listings, whether there is an anime adaptation of the VN, and more.
There is an extensive collection of tags available for users to apply as they see fit to VNs and to characters. The tags cover everything from story themes (such as "Slice of Life Comedy", "Love Triangle", "Murder Mystery") to technical/gameplay details (such as "Map Movement", "Dating Simulation", "Protagonist with Voice Acting") to details on sexual content (such as "Netorare", "Dirty Talk", "Bathroom Sex") and character traits (such as "Childhood Friend", "Transgender", "Hot-Blooded").
Users can vote each VN on a scale from 1 to 10, as well as voice their opinions on the associated forum for each VN.
The site provides affiliate links to stores where the VN can be purchased.
400px|thumb|Screenshot of the VNDB listing for the otome game Dessert Love -Kare to no Hajimari-.
==Site rules==
VNDB explicitly forbids "links to direct downloads, torrents or other means of downloading games".
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:2007 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
VOLA

VOLA Slash Archive is an archive for Aragorn/Legolas and Viggo/Orlando slash, plus related and crossover fandoms. 
The name is short for ViggoOrlandoLegolasAragorn. 
The archive hosts stories submitted to the Yahoo!Groups mailing lists VOLA_Slashhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/VOLA_Slash/, founded 23 November 2003. (Accessed 14 July 2011) and TheOtherVOLA.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheOtherVOLA/, founded 06 March 2004. (Accessed 14 July 2011) Originally a hand-coded archive, in 2006, the archive switched to using the eFiction script.
VOLA also has an associated LiveJournal community, volaslash.
==References==
Category:RPF Archives
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:Lotrips
Category:2004 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:EFiction
VOLTAGE!

VOLTAGE! The Great Newsletter Itself! is a small, photocopied handful of pages sent out irregularly by the League of Lectroids for Lizardo, containing cartoons and news from the world of the Red Lectroid. It seems there were two issues released in 1986, but apparently none since.The League of Lectroids for Lizardo page on Sean Murphy's Banzai FAQ site (accessed 13 November 2020)
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Buckaroo Banzai
VO xmas

VO xmas was a LiveJournal community created by lennongirl in November 2004. It was meant to be a holiday Secret Santa exchange for the Lotrips Viggo Mortensen/Orlando Bloom fandom, and ran annually between 2004 and 2007. In 2008, lennongirl did not run the exchange, and it was replaced by jenlynn820's Merry Viggorli community. In 2005, 48 authors participated.
Since 2010, salable_mystic has been running the exchange as Viggorli XMAS, both on livejournal and on dreamwidth.
Category:Challenges
Category:LotripsCategory:Slash ChallengesCategory:Gift Exchanges
Category:2004 Gift Exchanges
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
VR.5

VR.5 was a one-season science fiction show about virtual reality that ended on a cliffhanger. It was one of the many shows Fox put in the Friday Night Death Slot before the X-Files. (Others included: The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., M.A.N.T.I.S., and Strange Luck.)
==Canon==
It involved characters being able to dial into each other's brains via the phone. (Yes, the made-up VR technology involved seems hopelessly 1990s today.) It was known for the weird color filters and interesting visual design of the trippy VR sequences and often made reference to other trippy shows like Diana Rigg-era Avengers.
The title is a reference to different levels of virtual reality, from a projection on a screen (VR1) to full sensory input using all five senses (VR5) and beyond. The "VR" experiements in the show had more to do with telepathy, mind control, and lucid dreaming than with the prosaic video game environments the term often brings to mind.
===Main Characters===
* Sydney Bloom
* Duncan
* Oliver Sampson
* Frank Morgan 
* Joseph Bloom
* Nora Bloom
* Samantha Bloom
==Fandom==
Though not very successful at the time, the show does have a small cult following, partly because of the actors involved, particularly Anthony Stewart Head (Rupert Giles from Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and David McCallum (Illya Kuryakin from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Ducky Mallard from NCIS).
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* The Art of Lying by LJC, Oliver firmly believes she comes to him because she hates him. And that hatred gives her permission she would never normally grant herself outside of extreme circumstances.
===Fanvids===
*Come To My Window -a fanvid by Gayle F. that was shown at Escapade 2001:. One reviewer commented: 
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* VR.5 works at FFN
* VR.5 works at Adult Fanfiction.org
* VR.5 works at AO3
* Tumblr tag "VR.5"
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
VR Experience

A Virtual Reality Experience is an interactive computer-generated experience taking place within a simulated environment. These experiences often aim to be immersive and explorable. 
Many VR experiences are official releases made with the permission of copyright holders. However as the technology has become more widely available, many fan produced VR experiences are also been created. These works are often collaborative projects, made by fans for fans, and available to download for free. 
Unlike video game mods, VR fan projects are rarely supported by copyright holders. This may be in part due to the fact that fan created VRs are not limited to gaming fandoms, with several media fandoms providing the setting for VR experiences. These works are not considered transformative and creators may be subject to legal action, including cease and desist letters and DMCA take down notices.
==Examples of Fan created VR experiences==
* Stage 9, a VR recreation of the Star Trek Enterprise. It was removed from sites following a cease & desist from CBS.
* Blade Runner 9732 was subject to a DMCA takedown.
* Duel Monsters VR, Yu-Gi-Oh! duelling game in VR, which supports multiplayer gaming. 
==Legal issues for Fan Creators==
From the perspective of legal professionals:
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
VSPS - Voyager Slash Perspectives

VSPS - Voyager Slash Perspectives was a Star Trek Voyager slash and femslash mailing list. The list website was hosted by GeoCities and it was a member of the Paris/Kim Slash Ring, the Star Trek Slash Ring and the Chakotay/Paris Slash Ring.Webrings. (Accessed 28 June 2020)
Description from the Paris/Kim Slash Ring:
Description from Spirit's Heavens: 
==Website Content==
*Want to join the VSPS? - (Updated October 2001) Find out all about the VSPS, how to join and a few guidelines on what to do once you've joined the fun.
*More about the VSPS - A little more info about the VSPS and what we're all about.
*Rules and Regulations - A few rules and regulations to follow to ensure overall VSPS ListHappiness.
*List Guidelines - Need some help in deciding what to post and what to say? Come check out here for some suggestions.
*Administration Bulletin Board - (Updated October 2001) Some Admin posts that can clear up a few questions you have about VSPS.
*Listies Links and other Voyager Slash Links
*The Webrings 
==How to join==
==Links==
Member's Pages
*Terabithia's Illusionary Realm
*Keikimo's Realm
*Amirin's *Other* page - with links to her C/P and P/K pages as well
*Blackcat's Voyager Slash Fiction Page
*Britta's Slash Page
*Helmboy's Slash Page
*Janeway-Ki's Page
*Joanne's Voyager Fiction Page
*Karen's Fanfic Page
*Mona's Fiction Page
*Lady Phoenix's Page
*Liz's Fanfic Page
*Speedo's Slash Page
*Spirit's Heaven
*Watsondog's Kennel
Other Related Pages
*The Star Trek Slash Archive
*Karen's Star Trek Fanfic Listings
*Karen's Slash Fanfic Listings - (All fandoms)
*Slash Sisters Home . If you really want to know about the ListMommies here's where to go.
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
VS Battles Wiki

VS Battles Wiki is a wiki hosted on Fandom.com. It is known among the versus debates communities.
==History==
=== 2010-2011 ===
VS Battle Wiki was founded by Galaxian Pyron on October 23, 2010. Galaxian Pyron abandoned the wiki on September 17, 2011.
=== 2013 ===
On April 16, 2013, Polar-kun adopted the wiki.Adoption:VS Battles Wiki on Community Central. Posted 8 April 2013‎.
===2024===
On April 27, 2024, a staff proposed the ban on SCP Foundation profiles in VS Battles Wiki, which was accepted and applied. on VS Battles Wiki Forum. Posted 27 April 2024.
On July 21, 2024, a staff questioned if the Divine Comedy should be allowed to be indexed in VS Battles Wiki. on VS Battles Wiki Forum. Posted 21 July 2024.
== Official Spin-off Wikis ==
=== FC/OC VS Battles Wiki ===
FC/OC VS Battles Wiki is a spin-off wiki of the VS Battles Wiki, dedicated specifically to profiles for OCs and fan characters.
=== Joke Battles Wiki ===
Joke Battles Wiki is another spin-off wiki of the VS Battles Wiki. Joke Battles Wiki was made for memely profiles.
== References ==
Category:2010 Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
VS Hex Mod

VS. Hex Mod is a mod where Boyfriend rap-battles against the eponymous Hex. It is notable for being easier than other Friday Night Funkin' Mods at the time of its release, and having a character who is more friendly than other mod characters at the time.
==Speculation==
In the fourth song of the first week, Hex gets a virus, which manifests as a red eye with four eyelashes. Modders started to add the eye to their mods, resulting in the fandom to speculate on what it could be, some saying that it is connected to the Greater Good from VS Whitty, thanks to a video by BlueStopSign. The Weekend update, however, reveals that it belongs to IRIS Co. Ltd, a corporation that is located in the underworld and has no connections to the Greater Good.
Category:Friday Night Funkin'