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Digimon Tamers

Digimon Tamers is the third season of the Digimon anime series, and it stands out from previous seasons because of its different approach to the Digimon world. Unlike the first two Digimon series, Tamers is set in a world where Digimon is just a popular card game. Something kids play, not a real digital world (at first). The characters are aware of Digimon, but as fans rather than adventurers.
== Canon ==
The main story follows a group of kids: Takato Matsuda, Rika Nonaka, and Henry Wong. They unexpectedly discover that Digimon are real when their partner Digimon emerge into the real world. Together, they must fight rogue Digimon while uncovering a much bigger threat connected to the creation of the Digimon and the Digital World itself.
Digimon Tamers breaks completely from parts 1 and 2 with a new set of characters unrelated to the ones we previously knew. It is also notably darker and more mature than its predecessors. It deals with complex themes like identity, fear, the consequences of violence, and loss.
== Fandom ==
Digimon Tamers wasn't as popular when it was first released. While Digimon Adventure and 02 were universally loved, people had to start from scratch getting to know new cast of charactes. Some fans consider Tamers to be the best Digimon season as it contains more mature themes.
== Example Fanworks ==
== Links & Resources ==
* Digimon Tamers tag on AO3
* Digimon Tamers on Tumblr
Category:Digimon
Digimon Word

Digimon Word (デジモンＷＯＲＤ) is a Digimon doujinshi published in late 1999 by Doria-do (頭梨感音) / Uriaara (うりあーら). Like many doujinshi by this artist, this comic focuses on Taichi/Yamato with Yamato as the seme and Taichi as the uke. 
 
Category:Digimon Doujinshi
Category:1999 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Digitabulum Magae

Digitabulum Magae is a Highlander/Witchblade crossover by MacGeorge (108,949 words). The main pairing is Duncan/Methos.
Summary: Kenneth Irons and Ian Nottingham are using the Witchblade and Sara Pezzini to prolong Kenneth's life, but they discover two intriguing men who also have very long life lines. Are they connected? Can Kenneth exploit them for his own purposes? However, it seems the Witchblade has another agenda entirely, and has a tendency to act on its own.
The story was mentioned as an example everyone could agree on in an Escapade panel on New Highlander Classics.MacGeorge. Panel Report - New HL Classics, 10 March 2003. (Accessed 19 March 2011)
==Reviews==
:"This is a long Highlander/Witchblade x-over, and the only fully developed Ian/Irons story I’ve found. [...] The plot is very complex, serving to prove that when the Witchblade is involved, there’s no such thing as a coincidence. It begins with Ian and Irons taking a trip to England to meet with Dr. Adam Pierson concerning an ancient text. While there, they meet the Dr.’s close friend, Duncan MacLeod. Duncan turns down Ian’s request to become his teacher, but both he and Methos recognize the mark of the Witchblade. When the two immortals make a trip to the U.S., they again come into contact with Ian and Irons as well as making the aquaintance of the current Wielder. Though a worried Methos insists they need to stay as far from the Witchblade as possible, Ian has raised Duncan’s protective instincts and Sara has caught his attention. Add in another immortal who is out for Duncan’s blood and the fact that Irons is obsessed with immortality and intrigued by the idea that the Witchblade may not be his only route to achieving it, and the stage is set for a rousing adventure.
:The relationships, both sexual and otherwise, are quite complex in this story. Ian is clearly ‘owned’ by Irons, but his attraction to Duncan is undeniable, as is his bond to Sara. Sara, too, is taken with the Highlander, and given that Duncan had known Elizabeth Bronte, nothing about that potential pairing is simple. Finally, there’s Methos, who really just wants to get out of town- but damned if he’ll leave without Duncan. Complex, plotty and very, very interesting- this story is highly recommended for both the Highlander fans and any Witchblade fan who isn’t dead set on a Sara/Ian story. My main focus is on Ian, and I thought this was a really intriguing exploration of his possible evolution. It’s not exactly how I see things, but it was a damned interesting ‘what if’."Media-cow.net: Fan Fiction and Video Recommendations, 13 June 2004. (Accessed 19 March 2011)
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Witchblade
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Digital Candy

Digital Candy is a fanfiction website. It hosts the fanfic of Avarice, Immicolia, Darcy, Marymeg,Pen name of cowriters Megolas and monkeycrackmary Gloria Mundi, Megolas, Vera, Embitca, and JemJ.
From the About page:
In June 2006 the main page was replaced with the message "Digital Candy has just moved servers. Regular service will resume shortly!"Digital Candy, via Wayback: 10 June 2006. (Accessed 03 May 2012) As of May 2012, the same message is still there.
==References==
Category:2000s
Digital Dreams: Starsky & Hutch

Digital Dreams: Starsky & Hutch ("The Art of Jade" on the cover) is a CD created by Jane of Australia. 
From the publisher: 
==Contents==
: 1. 100 wallpapers, as sampled online here, PLUS
:2. A picture archive of 300 fresh images available nowhere else!
:3. 10 screen savers compiled from the wallpapers, with genuine 'installers. No copying files to Windows; 
:4. Around 15 minutes of videoclips!
:5. Slideshows demonstrating each of the screensavers before you install;
:6. LOads of slideshows featuring the archived JPEGS, with music;
:7. Complete instructions for installing wallpapers and screensavers;
:8. A velvet smooth Macromedia interface for PC
==Similar Fanworks==
Similar fanworks are The Starsky & Hutch Media Archives and Digital Dreams: The Professionals. A Sentinel one was also planned, but likely fizzled. See below.
==About "Digital Dreams" Series==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:2002
Digital Dreams: The Professionals

Digital Dreams: The Professionals is a CD of art by Jade. 
Full title on the cover is "The Art of Jade, Digital Dreams: The Professionals.
Similar fanworks are The Starsky & Hutch Media Archives and Digital Dreams: Starsky & Hutch. A Sentinel one was also planned, but likely fizzled. See below.
==About "Digital Dreams"==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Art
Category:2003 Fanart
Digital Land Grab

Digital Land Grab is a 2000 article by Henry Jenkins. It asked the question: "Media corporations are stealing our cultural heritage. Can we take it back?" 
The article begins with historical context, going back to the 19th century, and positioned fan activities firmly in that context. 
Looking at how media companies try to expand their legal control, he addressed copyright issues and voiced his concerns about corporations trying to restrict the ways we draw on our cultural experiences.
Category:2000 News Media
Digital Manga Guild

The Digital Manga Guild is an effort by Digital Manga Publishing to do legal scanlations. DMP hopes to get rights from Japanese publishers and translations and editing on spec from scanlators. All parties will then get paid in royalties rather than up front. This would allow DMP to take more risks on titles that might not sell.
==Timeline==
DMG was first announced in 2010. Applicants received their test results in early 2011. DMP hopes to have the first finished volumes available for purchase in spring or summer of 2011.
==Criticism==
DMG has been criticized for giving inaccurate information, not updating fans quickly enough, and generally not treating fans with the level of respect they claim they will. They also pay well, well below market rate even for manga translation, which already pays below the market rate for other Japanese>English translation.
DMG has taken over running YaoiCon to the dismay of some fans.
==Links==
* official site
* forums
==See also==
* MangaNovel
* Scanlation
Category:Anime & Manga FandomCategory:Translation
Digital Midnight

Digital Midnight was a website with fanfiction and fanart by BlackRose. The site originally also hosted The Lair of Lady Black Death and The Writings of Lilith Sedai. The site was a member of Freedom of Expression in Fanfiction.
Some of the art was available as printsPrints. (Accessed 26 December 2015) and the site was the home of the Digital Midnight Press which published prints and zines.Digital Midnight Press. (Accessed 26 December 2015)
File:BlackRose s Muse Garden main.png|BlackRose's Muse Garden - main
File:BlackRose s Muse Garden.png|BlackRose's Muse Garden - Star Wars
File:BlackRose - Home of the Rabid Plotbunnies.png|Home of Rabid Plotbunnies
File:BlackRose Star Wars Fan Art.png|Star Wars Art
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Art
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Final Fantasy
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Digital Millennium Copyright Act

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act or more commonly, DMCA is a United States copyright law. It implements two treaties of the The World Intellectual Property Organization.Wikipedia:Digital Millennium Copyright Act
The law concerns Digital Rights Management (DRM), a set of measures used to restrict access to copyrighted material. The law criminalizes circumventing DRM as well as producing or supplying the means to do so. 
Under DMCA, the penalties for copyright infringement online were increased. 
There are concerns that DMCA has not kept up with the evolving digital ecosystem and can be abused:
==The DMCA and Fandom==
Fandom mainly encounters DMCA in the form of take down notices for vids and AMVs that use audio or video tracks that are subject to copyright. (See YouTube for information on how YouTube implements DMCA.) Fans who use Mediafire and other cyberlockers to host their podfics, especially if the files include music clips, have noticed an uptick in takedown notices starting in 2012.See 14 October 2012 tweet, October 2012 AO3 post.
Fans who gain or provide access to canon via file sharing are also affected.
On 26 July 2010, the Organization for Transformative Works announced that the U.S. Library of Congress had granted an exemption from DMCA restrictions for ripping DVDs to make fanvids.US Library of Congress Grants DMCA Exemption for Vidders!!, dated July 26, 2010. Accessed August 25, 2010. The current exemption applies solely to video (not audio) source. The OTW was able to have the exemption renewed in 2012, but under current law these exemptions must be petitioned for every two years, which puts the burden on users and organizations that represent them to constantly maintain their rights OTW Secures DMCA Exemption from U.S. Copyright Office, dated October 27, 2012. Accessed January 29, 2015. As of 2015, the OTW was engaged in a third renewal effort and is requesting expansion of the exemption to include Blu-Ray discs. OTW Files Petitions on Behalf of Fan Video Makers, dated November 3, 2014. Accessed January 29, 2015.
==Safe harbor==
The DMCA includes "safe harbor" provision for hosts that don't edit content - so long as hosts take down infringing content when reported, they are not responsible for content that their users upload.
==References==
Category:Copyright Glossary
Digital Quill

Digital Quill is a private multifandom archive for fanfiction and original fiction by the following fanwriters:
* Angharad
* Arachne's Child
* Bicycle Built for Two
* Bleodswean
* Bloodcult of Freud
* Dansemacabre
* Darnedchild
* Djarum99
* Deeble
* Ellie101
* FriendlyQuark
* GinnyW
* Hereswith
* KL Morgan
* Knight of Swords
* Lady Montgomery
* Lillith Janvier
* Melisande88
* Nocturnus
* Odd Doll
* Ozratbag2
* Pandora Nervosa
* Rickfan37
* Scrace
* Scattered Logic
* Shadowycat
* Shiv5468
* Skjeve
* The Stars Hold Nine Serpents
* Warded_Portal
* WendyNat
* White Raven
* WiccaRowan
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2005 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Digitally Archiving Print Zines and Other Fanworks

==For Preservation and Academic Study==
==For Preservation and for Fans to Read==
==From a 2014 Discussion==
In July, 2014, some fans discussed preserving print fanzines in a Tumblr post that began here Unfortunately, itisnotaphase's tumblr where tawghasa's ask was first posted and discussed has been deleted but the post itself was saved at Wayback Machine: 
. Some excerpts from this discussion are below. They give an overview of some of the issues and concerns fans have regarding digitally preserving fanworks.
The original question:
Some responses:
 
==Further Reading==
* Zines and the Internet: Visibility
* Sandy Hereld Memorial Digitized Media Fanzine Collection 
* List of Authors Who Give Permission to Archive Zine Fic
* University of Iowa Fanzine Archives
* Why We're Not Digitizing Zines, 2009 blog post by Kelly Wooten, Research Services and Collection Development Librarian of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture in the Duke University Libraries
* Archiving and Preserving Fandom: WebCite; archive link, this one expands comments, August 27, 2016, thread on Fandomanon
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Discussion
Digitalwave

Digitalwave is a well respected fan artist who has illustrated both online and printed fan fiction. She works primarily in the digital medium. She has also written Smallville and Supernatural fan fiction and has been active in online fandom since 2000. She has written numerous poems and published some artwork as early as 1975 in early Star Trek fandom.
From the artist:
"I'm not sure how to describe my style. I know I always strive to tell a story with my art. I think it must be the writer in me always wanting a say in what I do."
"I always start out with a story I want to tell, or a mood I want to convey, with every piece I do. Even in my fantasy pieces I strive for a sense of realism and always try to carefully build each scene.
Art has been uploaded to Fanlore with the artist's permission.
==Gallery==
File:0024gab3.jpg|Things Outstanding (Supernatural)
File:000h6cry.jpg|Intermezzo (Smallville)
File:000205xs.jpg|alt=illustration of a sitting naked Sam with blue-green wings|Crucify (Supernatural)
File:Pretty-2.jpg|Pretty When You're Mine (Smallville)
File:0024acak.jpg|alt=art of Cas sitting on a rock and looking over his right shoulder, he has white wings that folded close to the body, there is a river and a cityscape in the distance|My Father's House (Supernatural)
File:Supernatural in the light by digitalwave small.jpg|In The Light (Supernatural)
File:Spnrepose.jpg|Quiet Tiger Runner-up for Best Portrait in the Lawrence Awards (Supernatural)
File:Do not go gently spn.jpg|Do Not Go Gently by digitalwave, nominated for Best Erotica in the Lawrence Awards (Supernatural) 
Category:Fanartists
Diigo

Diigo, created in 2006, is a free social bookmarking website. 
It was one of the sites fans considered as an alternative after Delicious was relaunched in 2011 and lost its appeal as a centralized bookmarking and fic-finding tool. 
Eventually, thought, many fans deemed it unsuitable, as it didn't allow public bookmarked deemed "adult," and Pinboard ended up winning fans over instead. 
==Issues==
Although Diigo seemed to have the advantage over Pinboard for being free, several issues made it the worse option.
It was reported that Diigo set bookmarks for explicit content to private, thus rendering it useless to many (most?) fans, and as an alternative for kinkmemes: 
There also seemed to be issues with differenciating between public & private content on export: 
Moreover, fans didn't seem welcome at Diigo: 
==In Fanworks==
Diigo found its way in some fanworks created about the Great Delicious Debacle. 
From When Bookmarks Were In Mustache Land: 
From The Morning After: 
==External Resources==
* Diigo at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Fanwork Sharing
Category:Social Networking
Dilanne Tomas

==Fandoms==
Dilanne Tomas began writing fanfiction in 1999 in due South and moved into The Sentinel and SG1 fandoms in 2001. As stated by the author, “Generally, I write (long and short) gen, drama, angst, smarm and/or slice-of-life vignettes (often with humor), G-R ratings.” Cascade Library Authors: Dilanne Tomas (Accessed 4 December 2009)
==Writing style==
Aingeal describes her stories in due South Author Profiles:
:"Essentially imagine the drama of a due South episode in gen fic form and you have the great gen fic Dilanne Tomas wrote. She captures those moments with character insights. The drama and plot serving to reveal more about the characters. She is particularly good at highlighting the depth of friendship between Fraser and Ray Vecchio. And her fic is of a style you can imagine in the dark drama of some episodes, capturing what lies underneath real character moments." aingeal8c, due South Author Profile: Dilanne Tomas posted on 1 December 2009 (Accessed 4 December 2009)
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
*Heaven and Hell (Gen, R). This is a pretty dark fic. A serial killer is on the loose and Garrett (from the episode 'Heaven and Earth) holds the clues to stopping the guy. There are lots of great moments that define the Fraser & Vecchio friendship in the same way canon does as it deals with the aftermath of 'Juliet is Bleeding'. 
*Watcher In the Night (Gen, G). Bob Fraser's POV. About fathers and sons and what he has taught Benton. It's also heartbreaking that the revelations about fatherhood have technically come too late for him to make a difference. 
*Noise (Gen, G). This is Fraser struggling to cope with the urban environment on a few levels but it also shows what Ray Vecchio does to try and ease things for him. A really nice portrayal of their friendship. 
*Peaceable (Gen, PG). Fraser is in trouble and refuses to talk to Ray Vecchio. Even though Fraser's not willing him to tell him the truth or the full story, Ray is still his friend and does what friends do - helps him, even though he's not sure what the cause of the issue is. This is how hurt/comfort should be done in a gen fic. 
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Dilithium

Dilithium is a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter. It could be yours in 1969 for a dime and a single SASE.
It was edited by Carol Lee, and published by The Interplanetary Legion of Space Kooks.
From the first (only?) issue:
The newsletter was the "official unauthorized scandal rag [that] brings you slanderous gossip, grapevined accounts, behind the scenes rumors, scathing tales of dare'n'do, libelous revelations, and incriminating evidence."
It was a reaction to lateness of another zine: "Because Anti-Matter #4 will be very late (as usual) this newsletter was hastily created to fill the void and to let everyone know that Tilosk still exists despite the lace of evidence lately. Since Star Trek was cancelled by NBC many questions have been asked regarding both the show and Tilosk."
The question asked and answered:
1) What Will Happen to the Club?
2) What About Dues?
3) What About Star Trek Souvenirs?
4) Will There Be a Third Season Supplement to the "Star Trek Concordance"?
5) Can I Buy a Copy of Anti-Matter Number Two?
==V.1 N.1==
It is likely that this first issue was the only one. It was published in November 1969 and contains 5 pages.
* explanation of the newsletter and questions asked and answered (1)
* The Battle Rages On "Star Trek Enterprises still urges fans to write the networks for a possible rebirth of ST in January 1070 or September 1970." (2)
* results of a Detroit fan contest: various fans are mentioned along with their designs for "Design a Starship Contest" -- Laura Basta is the winner, other outstanding entries are by Kathy Bushman, Susan Crites, Joannie Huberman, John Reinhart, Kris Tracy, Steve Whitlock, Jari Lynn Wood, Glenn Perelson (2)
* a complicated account of a fan award called "The Igors"—involves a fan club of animals called "Isis Fan Club" and various shenanigans (2)
* "There's a Girl in My Soup!" Or, How We Made a Space Kook Out of James T. Kirk, an off-the-wall review of the movie (3)
* The Invasion of Fun City, U.S.A., an account of some fans' trip to New York City (5)
* "Tribble Smuggler Sue Smith" has opened an Australian branch of Tilosk which she calls DUSK -- Down Under Space Kooks." (5)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1969 Zines
Dilithium Dope

Dilithium Dope is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine published in 1977 in the Salt Lake City, Utah area (Kearns) by a fan club called Regulus.
On the cover: "Regulus System."
It contains short stories, games and poetry. Aside from the story, "Siege," almost all of the fiction appears to be some sort of role-play, parody filled with puns and club in-jokes and written script-style.
The zine notes that the fan club president is David Oreno, the treasurer is Marge Pagel, and that the club started in late 1975 or early 1976.
From the club's president: 
From the treasurer: 
From the editor: 
==Contents==
* Regulus Log (1)
* Treasurer's Report (2)
* Editor's Note (3)
* Member Mumblings (4)
* Intergalactic Garble (Letters to the Editor) (6)
* Siege, Star Trek short story by K. Boes (7)
* 'Twas the Night Before New Years, Or Better Late Than Never, Star Trek poem by Shirley Liti (11)
* Fizzbin Fever, or McPloy's Diagnosis, or Booby-Prize Bridge (14)
* Stuck's Galley (16)
* Terran Equivalents (To Interpret Stuck's Galley) (17)
* Ferlin, an "Adventure Story" ("Useless Facts You Really Didn't Know About Ferlin the Magician But Were Afraid to Ask, Or, How to Get Over Horse-Phobia") by Steven Baustert (20)
* Word Search by Jerri Woods (22)
* Intelligence Test (?) by Randy Jaeger (23)
* Serpentine Puzzle (24)
* An Introduction to the Booby-Prize (25)
* Truth is Stranger Than Fiction, Or Excerpts from the Log of the I.I.A Booby-Prize, Or, Escapades of Regulas Prime (27)
* Further Escapades of the Interstellar Insane Asylum Booby-Prize, Or, The Snipe Hunt, Or Mission Impossible (29)
* The Booby-Prize Strikes Again, Or, I-Chaya Turns Traitor, Or, McPloy's New Pet (32)
* Over the River and Thru the Woods, or A Turkey on the Bridge, Or, The Booby-Prize Goes Over (33)
* Silent Night, Ha, Ha Night, Or, I Don't Care Who You Are Little Fat Man, Get Your Reindeer Off My Bridge, Or Saint (?) Who (?) Visits the Booby-Prize (35)
File:dilithiumdope1.jpg|zine submissions/about the zine
File:dilithiumdope2.jpg|Fizzbin Fever, or McPloy's Diagnosis, or Booby-Prize Bridge
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Dilithium Dreams

Dilithium Dreams is a K/S story by Islaofhope.
It was published in the print zine Legends #1. 
==Summary== 
"As temporary captain of the all-Vulcan-crewed ship Surak, Kirk’s manner of addressing problems raises not a few eyebrows. Especially when his solution appears to involve his commitment to his bondmate, Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎