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MulderAngst

MulderAngst is an Philedom term which is used since the early 1990s to describe Fanworks where Mulder is experiencing emotional distress.
The term does also function as an X-Files fan fiction genre. Due it's popularity in the X-Files fandom in mid 1990s an extra category was created for the 1996 SpookyAwards and the 1998 SpookyAwards.
MulderAngst is present both in canon (for example in the Redux arc) as well as in fanon.
One of the earliest usages of the term was on a May 11th 1995 alt.tv.x-files discussion by the fan Crunchy Frog:Crunchy's Season Finale Prediction
==Use of the term on ATXF==
==Archives==
*MulderTorture Anonymous
*Mulder In Jeopardy
*works tagged as Fox Mulder Angst at Archive Of Our Own
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Oklahoma by Amperage & Livengoo (1995/1996)
*Hollow Man by Madeleine Partous
*Mistress by Amperage (1995/1996)
*Iolokus series - Mustang Sally and RivkaT (1998-?)
*The Cry of the Truth - A. I. Irving
*Eleventh Hour - Rachel Anton (1998)
===Fanvids===
*Until the Last Breath by marysuethecat (2010)
*X-Files fan fic "Oklahoma" Music Video by lexikalfanfic based on the fanfic of the same name (2012)
===Links===
*Mulderangst at wiktionary
*mulder angst tag on tumblr
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:X-Files Tropes & Genres
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
MulderTorture Anonymous

MulderTorture Anonymous (short: MTA) is an archive for X-Files fanfiction encompassing the physical, emotional and psychological abuse of Fox Mulder.
The page is still online but the last update was in 2000.
The archive featured a thematic MTA injury list, sorting the injuries into physical and psychological MulderTorture. Both categories had four subcategories and each of those had several subcategories of their own.
==A 1997 Description and Bit of History==
From a fan describing X-Files fiction sites:
==MTA Injury List==
===Physical===
:Physical Injuries
::Head Injuries
::Broken Bones
::Gunshot Wounds
::Puncture Wounds
::Internal Injuries
::Major Soft Tissue Injuries
::Sprains and Strains
::Rape/Sexual Assault
::Smoke Inhalation
::Cuts and Bruises
:Physical Illnesses
::Inflammation of Internal Organs
::Respiratory Diseases
::Diseases of the Blood
::Cancer
::Diseases of the Brain
::Diseases of the Nervous System
::Drugged/Drug Overdose
::Diseases of the Digestive System
::Allergic Reactions
::Improbable R/L Conditions
::Exhaustion
::Poisoning
:Physical Torture
::Electric Shock
::Drowning/Water Torture
::Cold
::Burns
::Prolonged Isolation
::Prolonged Confinement
::Whipping
:Physical Chronic/Permanent Disability
::Seizures
::Blindness
::Deafness
::Paralysis
::Mute
::Loss of One or More Limbs
::Death
::Radiation Exposure/Sickness
===Psychological===
:Psychological Injuries
::Amnesia
::Mind-Rape
::Shock
::Catatonia
:Psychological Illnesses
::Depression
::Schizophrenia
::Self-Mutilation
::Drug/Alcohol Addiction
::Eating Disorder
::Simple Angst
::Extreme Angst
:Psychological Torture
::Mind Control
:Psychological Chronic/Recurring
::Nightmares
::Sleep Deprivation
==Fan fiction Awards==
In 1998 and 1999, MTA awarded the Purple Heart Awards. Every fan fiction that was archived on MTA was eligible for nomination.
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:1990s
Category:2000
MulderTorture Webring

MulderTorture Webring was a webring for websites with Muldertorture fanfic. Ring master was Shirley Smiley and the ring homepage was hosted by GeoCities.
File:The MulderTorture Webring.jpg|ring homepage
==Member Sites==
*Bog's Dreamscape - author page (D/M, J/D, M/K, C/P)
*Grey's Little Corner of Cyberspace - author page
==References==
Category:X-Files WebringsCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Mulder In Jeopardy (archive)

Mulder In Jeopardy is a Muldertorture archive founded and run from 2000 to 2003 by Laura Castellano (TexxasRose) at jeopardy.phpwebhosting.com and from 2002 to 2003 at mulderinjeopardy.com where it underwent a redesign. Its associated mailing list was Mulder In Jeopardy. The archive hosts the Silver Sutures Awards. 
In 2003 Jenna took over running the archive at the new URL of mulder-in-jeopardy.com. It remained at this location until 2006.
Lisa (truthwebothknow1) relaunched Mulder-in-Jeopardy in 2006 at mulderinjeopardyx.com alongside the revived E-Mail X-Creative Archive. It was last updated in 2006. It moved to mulderinjeopardy.org after a short time offline where it remained from 2013 until 2019. 
In order to keep the site running properly, a mirror was uploaded in 2018 to mij.x-sites.org where a complete renovation was undertaken. EMXC, which had been out of operation for quite some time, was also renovated and became available at emxc.x-sites.org. 
The term "Mulder in jeopardy" (abbreviated as MIJList of X-Files Acronyms and Terminology) is also the name an popular X-Files fanfiction trope which is also canon. It describes stories where Mulder is endangered for example by being abducted/kidnapped, stalked or by a serial killer or held hostage in order to cause ScullyAngst (sometimes also for Krycek- or Skinner Angst, depending on the pairing) or for Hurt/Comfort.
==Some Links==
* (wayback link, archive link)
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==See also==
*Scully in Jeopardy
*Agents in Peril
*Scully Angst Archive
==Notes==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:2000s
Category:X-Files Tropes & Genres
Category:X-Files Websites
Mulder and Scully as Paul and Katt: parallels to All Quiet on the Western Front

Mulder and Scully as Paul and Katt: parallels to All Quiet on the Western Front (also called "New Thoughts on an MSR... or lack thereof") is an essay by Hobrock, LoneThinker and Zuffy.
It is one of many essays at The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives. 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:X-Files Meta
Category: 1990s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Muldertorture

Muldertorture was coined in the late '90s as a fan fiction sub-genre, as a result of many stories in The X-Files fandom involving the physical or psychological distress of Fox Mulder. Ratings from 1 to 10 were used, according to the level of "torture," and webrings and archives were created around this theme.
The name gave rise to a parody of X-Files slash called Muldertorture by Wombat, in which the torture in question was explicitly fan fic writers.
===External links===
*The MulderTorture Webring
*Muldertorture Anonymous
*Purple Heart Awards for fic hosted on Muldertorture Anonymous
*Muldertorture by Wombat.
*Mulder in Jeopardy
*works tagged as Fox Mulder Torture at Archive Of Our Own ]
==A 1998 Discussion at alt.tv.x-files.creative==
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:X-Files Tropes & Genres
Muldertorture (X-Files story)

This page is about the story Muldertorture by Wombat. For the general concept, see Muldertorture.
Muldertorture is a parody of X-Files fiction written by Wombat. Named for the genre, Muldertorture, it explicitly framed Mulder's "torture" as living in a universe controlled by fangirls. It includes a reference to JoAnne of the SlashFic Hall of Shame. The story was nominated for a 1997 Whammy award.
Wombat later also wrote stories called Methostorture and Skinnertorture.
==Summary==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Multi-Fandom Mpreg Archive

Multi-Fandom Mpreg Archive is a multifandom archive dedicated to mpreg. It is hosted on Squidge.org.
Before the site went into read-only mode, the description read:Welcome to the Multi-Fandom Mpreg Archive which we affectionately call mufa-mpreg. The site welcomes submissions from all fandoms and mediums- television, books, movies, or plays. Come one and all to join us in celebrating all things mpreg. We also welcome Kid Fics.
== History ==
It was originally created to house the fiction from the now defunct MPreg Archive hosted on brain-insane. After the move, missfae began scouring the web and requesting permission from new authors to add their stories to the site. 
The archive contains 184 stories and was most recently updated in November 2018.https://www.squidge.org/mufa-mpreg/browse.php?type=titles&catid=-1&sort=update&complete=all As of September 2024, the archive is in read-only mode, and comments and fic editing have been disabled.
== References ==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Squidge.org
Category:2012 Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Multiamory March

Multiamory March is a multifandom fannish festival celebrating polyamorous ships.
It follows in the footsteps of Femslash February (though on a much smaller scale), encouraging the creation and sharing of fanworks about polyamorous ships and characters during the month of March. 
===2014===
The event was started in 2014January 2016 Tumblr post that mentions the event has been running for the past two years Multiamory-Fanworks Tumblr blog. Published January 4, 2016. Archived version on Tumblr by existentiallyqueers.Tumblr post from the founder of the event Multiamory-Fanworks Tumblr reblog of a post about the creation of the event (the founder's Tumblr has since been deactivated). Reblog from February 25th, 2016. Archived version
===2016===
Fanworks for the event were reblogged by the Tumblr blog Multiamory-March during March 2016. 
An Archive of Our Own collection was created for the event.
===2020===
Fanworks for the event were reblogged by the Tumblr blog Multiamory-March during March 2020. 
In July 2020, the Tumblr blog Multiamory-March announced they would no longer organize the event. The blog has since been renamed to Multiamory-Fanworks to allow someone else to claim the name on Tumblr. The blog still exists as an archive of the content created for several of the previous event years and as a general blog for polyamorous shipping content.
===2021 - 2024===
In March 2021, the Tumblr blog Polyamships started hosting the event. As of 2024, they continue to organize the month-long event.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Multiamory March tag on Tumblr
* MultiamoryMarch tag on Tumblr
* Multiamory March tag on the AO3
* Multiamory March collection on the AO3
* Multimarch resources tag on the Tumblr blog Multiamory-Fanworks
* Multiamory-Fanworks blog on Tumblr
* Polyamships blog on Tumblr
* MultiamoryMarch tag on the Tumblr blog Polyamships
* Multiamory March 2021 tag on polyamships 
* Multiamory March 2022 tag on polyamships 
* Multiamory March 2023 tag on polyamships
* Multiamory March 2024 tag on polyamships
===Prompt posts===
* by bikedancelaugheat (2015)
* by solrosan (2016)
* by plateauofmemories (2018)
* by bikedancelaugheat (2018)
* by polyamships (2021)
* by polyamships (2022)
* by polyamships (2023)
==References==
Category:Poly ChallengesCategory:2010s ChallengesCategory:Multifandom ChallengesCategory:2020s Challenges
Multifaceted Awards

The Multifaceted Awards were Harry Potter fanfiction awards given out in 2005 and 2006. Nominations for the first round opened on December 1, 2004. The awards were discontinued in 2006 after the sixth round.Natasha (silvernatasha) at the Multifaceted Harry Potter Fanfiction Awards website. So Long, Farewell, Aufwiedersehen, Adieu, archived 09 February 2007 by the Wayback Machine.
==Award Masterlists==
* Round One Winners (Mar 2005)
* Round Two Winners (Jun 2005)
* Round Three Winners (Aug 2005)
* Round Four Winners (Oct 2005)
* Round Five Winners (Mar 2006)
* Round Six Winners (Jul 2006)
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Awards
Category:2005 Awards
Category:2006 Awards
Multifan gift

multifan_gift was a multifandom holiday exchange that ran on LiveJournal. It was started by the moderators of inuholidays and later taken over by a different set of mods. It was open to multimedia fills, including fanvids, fanmixes, icons and other forms of graphics like headers and wallpapers. As of 2022, there were 160 entries and 753 comments recorded in the community.
Submissions were required to be:
*fic - 1000 words
*vids - 1 minute
*mix - 15 songs
*icons - set of 20
*header - set of 5
*wallpaper - set of 2
==Links==
*Community tags
*AO3 tag
Category:Multifandom Exchanges
Category:2010 Gift Exchanges
Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
Category:2012 Gift Exchanges
Category:2013 Gift Exchanges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Multifandom1000

multifandom1000 was a LiveJournal-based challenge community. As of 2022, there were 285 entries and 697 comments recorded in the community. 40 total challenges were archived in the Memories, with some of the 197 archived entries leading to deleted posts. Since posts were only archived into Memories up to a certain point, it's unclear how many posts were deleted from the community over time.
==About==
==Links==
*Community memories
Category:2000s
Multifandom Doodle

Multifandom Doodle is a multifandom fanart exchange described as "low-pressure." Participants are required to create a doodle or clean sketch on unlined paper of at least 500x500 pixels in size.
==History==
The exchange ran once in 2021, twice each in both 2022 and 2023, and the 2024 run is upcoming - nominations open May 24, 2024.
==References==
Category:Fanart Challenges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Category:2022 Gift Exchanges
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Category:2024 Gift Exchanges
Multifandom Drabble

Multifandom Drabble is a handmatched multifandom gift exchange where participants write drabbles, including double drabbles, triple drabbles, and drabble series. Participants nominate fandoms and sign up with both request and offer details so that they can be matched by the mod. 
==History==
The rules on Dreamwidth always mention this at the start:
The 2016 round on Imzy produced 86 drabbles across 52 fandoms.According to this masterpost on Imzy. Imzy shut down in May 2017According to Wikipedia:Imzy so subsequent rounds moved back to Dreamwidth and Archive of Our Own. Only about half of the 2016 drabbles were posted to the optional 2016 collection, the rest lost to Imzy's shut down unless preserved via Wayback Machine.
In 2019, MFD ran two rounds for the first time by request of the participants.
In 2020, scribblemyname couldn't run MFD due to chronic health problems, so wafflelate and LittleRaven took over for a round.mfd 2020 by scribblemyname, Febrary 2, 2020. Asymptotically provided spreadsheet help, and signed-up participants received an average of 4.7 treats.collection open + statistics! by wafflelate. July 19, 2020.
In 2021, ashling joined as a mod and scribblemyname announced that there would be two rounds as well as possibly a third.2021 multifandom drabble exchange - tentative schedule by scribblemyname, Feb 11, 2021.
===Stats===
Round	AO3 Collection	Moderator(s) 	Fandoms 	Works	Sign ups
2016 	here 	scribblemyname 	52 	86 	Unknown
2017 	main treats 	scribblemyname 	Main: 76Treat: 133	456 	90
2018 	here 	scribblemyname 	208 	558 	114
2019a	here 	scribblemyname 	254 	473 	104
2019b	here 	scribblemyname 	216 	484 	115
2020 	here 	Little Raven, wafflelate 	322 	773 	157
2021a	here 	ashling, wafflelate 	 	 	
2021b	 	scribblemyname, LittleRaven	 	 	
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2021 Challenges
Multifandom Het Recs

Multifandom Het Recs is a community for het fanfiction recommendations.
Founded in 2008 on LiveJournal by irony_rocks, het_reccers was originally moderated by irony_rocks, peanutbutterer, and hariboo.
The Dreamwidth community was created in 2012, and is moderated by tree and wendelah. All posts created prior to 2012 were imported from LJ at that point, but any content posted after that date was not mirrored between the two communities. The Dreamwidth community currently operates independently of the LiveJournal and Tumblr sites.
In 2014, the original moderators on the LiveJournal site stepped down, and blithers and stars_inthe_sky became the moderators of the LiveJournal community. Hello from your new mods! At this point, het_reccers created a Tumblr site, which mirrors all content from the LiveJournal community as well as also accepting posts via Tumblr submissions, which are then cross-posted back to LJ. Het-reccers is now on Tumblr; Submit your recs on Tumblr! 
In addition to any recs members wish to post at any time, het-reccers runs several types of ongoing challenges:
*Monthly challenges with a new fandom/genre/category, encouraging community members to rec that specific theme in any het pairing they choose. This challenge used to run bi-weekly, and was changed to monthly in 2014.
*Special reccers, who do 20 recs in at least 5 different fandoms in one month.
*A manifesto challenge. A master list of all manifestos posted to the community can be found here.
On April 1, 2018, stars_inthe_sky posted to the LiveJournalMod Post: A Fond Farewell at LJ and TumblrMod Post: A Fond Farewell at Tumblr a mod post stating that the community is officially closed as is the Tumblr mirror, but will remain viewable for readers. The Dreamwidth counterpart and AO3 collection are managed separately, both remain open for contributions.
==Notes and References==
Category:Het Fandom
Category:Tumblr
Category:Het Recommendation Sites
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Multifandom Horror Exchange

Multifandom Horror Exchange is a Dreamwidth and AO3 based gift exchange that ran in 2020 and 2021. The exchange allowed for fanfiction, fanart, original fiction, and original art, although other types of fanworks could be treated to participants. Participants in the exchange signed up on AO3 and were matched on a fandom (including "Original Works"), medium (fiction or art), relationship (a solo character could be nominated as a relationship), and horror type. The goal of the exchange was producing fanworks in the horror genre, whether or not the source material could be classed as horror. 
==2020==
===Works Created===
The 2020 collection on Archive of Our Own contains 125 works in 96 fandoms.Multifandom Horror Exchange 2020, accessed on April 9, 2021. Archived from the original on Jan 25, 2021. Since AO3 allows for member only posting, the actual number of works created may be slightly higher. 
Out of all types of horror eligible for the exchange, psychological horror had the most fanworks in the collection.
====By Types of Horror====
* Psychological Horror - 27 works 
* Body Horror - 14 works
* Dark Fantasy - 10 works
* Monster Horror - 9 works
* Paranormal Horror - 8 works
* Cosmic/Lovecraftian Horror - 6 works
* Survival Horror - 6 works
* Gothic Horror - 5 works
* Religious Horror - 3 works
* Killer Horror - 2 works
* Folk Horror - 2 works
* Institutional Horror - 1 work 
* Violent Horror - 1 work 
* Science-fiction Horror - 1 work
==2021==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Category:Horror Fandom
Multifandom Mashup 2014

Multifandom Mashup 2014 is a multifandom vid by Pteryx which mashes up various film, television, and animated fandoms from 2014.
==Vidder's Notes==
:""You are not alone. And I believe in you. Now you need to believe to".
:We had a good year this year. Some stories ends, some only begins. So... let's remember them!
:Here is my media retrospective 2014. 
:Thank you, guys, for all your messages and the support. I'm not even sure that I could do this without you *hug* Hope you like it.
:Don't forget to comment. Remember, feedback means the world to me ;)
:Share it with your friends, because it's not just a vid. This is my message to you. My message to the world."
In addition to the various clips shown throughout the video, a running audio from the various characters listed in the fandoms follow the storyline throughout the video.
==Reactions & Comments==
As of March 6, 2015, it has 190,123 views, 11,473 likes and only 17 dislikes. On Tumblr, it has 17,741 notes. On Twitter, it has 54 retweets and 36 favorites.
==References==
<references>
Category:Multifandom Vids
Category:2014 Vids
Multifandom Merry-Go-Round

Multifandom Merry-Go-Round is Amy B.'s slash fanfiction site. It features fanfic in many fandoms, links to other sites, a non-fiction page, a guestbook, an update page, a page with Original Fiction and a picture gallery. 
The site was hosted by Slashcity. It was a member of The Once a Thief Slashring, the RareSlash Webring and another webring.
The banner art is by The Theban Band.
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:CSI
Category:Da Vinci's Inquest
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Hard Core Logo
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Homicide:Life on the Street
Category:Horatio Hornblower Websites
Category:Once a Thief
Category:Oz Author Pages
Category:Queer As Folk Author Pages
Category:Stargate Atlantis Websites
Category:Tremors
Category:Twitch City
Category:Withnail & I
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Yuu Yuu Hakusho 
Category:6 Degrees of Canada Websites
Category:TripodCategory:SlashCity
Category:2000s
Multifandom Yuri Festival

The Multifandom Yuri Festival was a bilingual exchange hosted in stseiya_fanfics. There were 31 fics written in English and 5 in Portuguese, in fandoms including Harry Potter, Saint Seiya and Revolutionary Girl Utena.
==Links==
*Sign-up post
*Tag for all posts in the festival
*Masterlist
Category:Femslash Challenges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Multifannish

A fan who is multifannish participates in multiple fandoms or is a fan of multiple texts or sources.
==History==
In the beginning of media fandom, there were only one or two fandoms to choose from: Star Trek or, perhaps, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Few people left their single track of monofannishness, possibly due to a lack exposure to what other options were available (Comics fandom, etc.). As more fandoms developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s, a term was needed for people who followed more than one source text. For those interested in m/m pairings, "slash" was adopted, as in "slash fans." This was used for fans of not only K/S, but also S/H, B/A, and other such relationships. "Media fandom" became the term on the gen and het (called 'adult' at the time) side of the house. MediaWest*Con became the premiere convention for people with multifannish interests.
By the early 1990s, mailing lists and Usenet groups usually had strict guidelines as to what was on-topic or off-topic, again making it somewhat difficult for fans of one fandom to casually come across discussions or meta from different sources. This lack of interaction also made it difficult to pimp fans into new fandoms. Virgule-L, and later Slashpoint and others allowed for cross-discussion of slash fandoms and meta about slash, but equivalent lists for gen and het didn't currently exist, though they would develop over time. Many fans joined several different lists in order to have a multimedia (meaning 'multifandom') conversation.
As of 2008, most fans on LiveJournal were at least somewhat multi-fannish, and could be fannish about many different types of source texts simultaneously, from text such as comics, books, video games, TV and movies to manga and anime and to actors, bands, sports figures, and pundits.
Multiple Personalities

Multiple Personalities was a Jamie Madrox aka Multiple Man fansite and fanlisting created and maintained by Kim M..
==Content==
* Gallery
* Fanfic
* Fanart
* Bio
* Quotes
* Issue Info
* Friends
* Enemies
* Relationships
* Alternate Versions
* Links
* Link Here
* Madrox comic book series fanlisting
* Jamie Madrox character fanlisting
==References==
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:Fanlistings
Category:2004
Category:2000s
Multipodicity

Multipodicity is an annual podfic challenge founded by paraka in 2010. It encourages podficcers to repod, that is, to create new podfics of stories for which podfic already exists. Participants sign up to offer their previous podfics for repodding and/or to create a new version.
The challenge was originally called podremix because its setup was inspired by and modeled after remix challenges. However, several fans pointed out the differences between repodding and remixing, and community members voted to rename it multipodicity in September 2010.paraka posting in multipodicity, Community Name Change, September 3, 2010. The community is mirrored on Dreamwidth and LiveJournal and the podfics produced for the challenge are archived at the Audiofic Archive.
== References ==
Category:Podfic Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges