nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Consent (2000 essay by torch)

Consent is a 1998 essay by torch.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "Slash fans write and read different types of rape stories for a variety of reasons, and to say that some of these stories are acceptable and some not, that some of these motivations are acceptable and some not, is an arbitrary judgment. To judge the validity of others' issues and fantasies solely on the basis of what our own are is an extremely tricky endeavor, and also a very good way to lose friends. It's quite possible that people's preferences in fiction say any number of things about them, but it's foolish to assume that we know exactly what those things are, and arrogant to believe that it's any of our business."
* differing views of consent
* differing reasons for writing and reading
* fandom policing
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Consent (X-Files story)

If you are looking for consent issues in fanworks, see non-con, dub-con and rape.
Consent is a Mulder/Skinner X-Files slash novel by Grey. 
Summary: Mulder recovers from a brutal rape and discovers a whole new side of himself with the help of his boss, Walter Skinner. 
Autor's notes: 
The story has a sequel called Bound and DeterminedSee Gey's Corner. (Accessed 26 October 2019). Summary: M/Sk NC-17 177kb Mulder tries to recover from being raped and to get on with his life with Walter Skinner, but along come complications.
==Recs and Reviews==
==Zine==
It is digest-sized and 259 pages. It was originally available on the internet but was published as a zine in 2010. It is a rape recovery story.
Summary from the publisher: "After a brutal attack on Fox Mulder, Walter Skinner and Dana Scully must dig through secrets and lies to get to the truth, and those secrets and lies aren't just coming from outsiders like Alex Krycek and the Smoking Man - they're coming from Mulder, too, as he comes undone. Only one man can put him back together, but will Skinner be able to hold the course?"
==References==
Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:X-Files M/Sk Fanfiction
Category:2000 Zines
Category:2010 Zines
Consenting Adults of Darkover

Consenting Adults of Darkover is a 1993 cassette of songs and filksongs and a songbook. 
The music was "Recorded, mixed & mastered at Flowinglass Studio, Oakland," California, U.S.A., and songbook had cover art by Margaret Davis.http://www.filk.info/filkdb/zeige_medium.php?id=432 Accessed September 30, 2008.
The original price was $11 for the tape and $5 for the songbook.
The title comes from Bradley's comment about filk music: "Marion always said that "filk singing should be done in private by consenting adults." Music of Darkover, by Elisabeth Waters, June 5, 2013 
See Bradley's Attitudes Regarding Filks.
==Contents==
Side A:
* Tha mi sgith [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
* The Chieri [McQuillin] (Kristoph Klover) (Cindy McQuillin performed it at Consonance 2003)
* Judith's Song [Braskat-Crowe] (Linda von Braskat-Crowe)
* Arilinn Tower Bettina Helms/trad. (Jane Robinson)
* Lament of the Comyn Keeper [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
* Seagull of the Land-Under-Waves [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
* The Outlaw [Bradley] (Margaret Davis)
* Chains [McQuillin] (McQuillin,Margaret Davis, Klover, Robinson)
* Golden Bell [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
Side B:
* Bridal Lament [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
* The Terran's Lament Bettina Helms/trad. (Jane Robinson)
* Come to me Bredha [Wayne] (Tracey Blackstone)
* Caristiona [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
* Exile [McQuillin] (Kristoph Klover)
* The Dimover National Anthem [Hedrick/McQuillin/Wayne] ()
* Darkover Wedding Song [McQuillin] (Margaret Davis)
* Lament of a Drytown Bride [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
* Fiona's Song [Bradley/trad.] (Margaret Davis)
* Dori Lee's Song [Bradley&Wayne/Sullivan] (Moira Breen)
* Aldones Bless the Human Elbow [Bradley/trad.] (chorus)
==Gallery==
Image:consentingdarkovernotes.jpg|
Image:consentingdarkovermorenotes.jpg
Image:consentingadulttracks.jpg|
==References==
Category:Filk Songbooks
Category:Darkover Filk Music
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:1993 Filk Albums
Consenting to Dream

Consenting to Dream is a Will/Hannibal fic by emungere.
==Summary==
:A seduction through physical objects. It starts with a scarf loaned to Will on a cold day, but Hannibal, as usual, isn't satisfied with anything small.
==Author's Notes==
:Thanks very much to louiselux for betaing and general endless patience.
==Comments & Reactions==
As of January 28, 2016: the fic has 1277 comments, 6297 kudos, and 1855 bookmarks on AO3.
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* art by agxntkeen
==References==
Category:Hannibal
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Consequence (Star Trek: TOS story by Suzan Lovett)

Consequence is a Star Trek: TOS story by Suzan Lovett. 
It was published in Vault of Tomorrow #2 and later in Antinomy.
 
==Summary==
From the publisher: "An 'Amok Time' AU."
==Excerpt==
"His fingers wrapped around Spock's throat. He rolled over the Vulcan. He knew part of his friend was fighting along with him. No, all of Spock was fighting along with him, against a blind, consuming, relentless inferno. The Ahn Woon became an iron band. Spock was losing the fight, and the Human couldn't hope to win without him. Kirk's fingers tightened of their own accord."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Consequences (Star Trek: TOS story by Jamie Lareson)

Consequences is a Kirk/Spock Star Trek: TOS story by Jamie Lareson.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #3.
==Summary==
"Kirk buys a devise that takes the user into a virtual reality adventure, but because the label has been removed, doesnʼt know what the adventure will be."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Consequences (Star Trek: TOS story by Martha Selena Brown)

Consequences is a Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Martha Selena Brown. Art is by Jackie Zoost.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #3.
This story is a sequel to Only for You.
==Summary==
"Kirk, having returned from his mission, finds the tension between Spock and McCoy unbearable. Something has to be done."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===1989===
===2009===
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
Conserving fandom: an interview with Fan History

Laura Hale was interviewed for Dandizette -- "a pulp magazine for media perverts."
The topic was Fan History Wiki.
This interview is nearly identical to 2010's An Interview with Fan History (Laura Hale). This 2009 interview includes a section about the Geocities Rescue Project, excerpted below.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:2009 Fan Interviews
Consonance

Consonance is a filk convention in the San Francisco Bay Area. 
==1998==
*1998 Page Archive
==1999==
*1999 Page Archive
==2000==
*2000 Page Archive
==2001==
*2001 Page Archive
==2002==
*2002 Page Archive
==2003==
*2003 Page Archive
*Convention Report by Mark A. Mandel, interfilk guest
Category:Filk MusicCategory:Conventions in United States
Consonance, Dissonance and Adaptation

Consonance, Dissonance and Adaptation is a slash CSI: Las Vegas 234-page anthology with fiction by jhourdhaun. The cover art is by Kaelleigh and Nebulosity.
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "It takes a lot to pull Gil Grissom's attention away from his first love, bugs, but Warrick Brown is up to the challenge. From first-time to estabilshed-relationship, the stories in this anthology... show the harmony that can happen between two men in love, as well as the harsh discordance when something interferes with their sweet music. Coming from such different worlds, adaptation is the name of the game -- and both Gris and Rick are willing to do whatever it takes to sing their duet together."
* Chosen Family
* First Glimpses
* Drabbles
* Simply Fifty
* Signs of Future Progress
* Got to Get Home
* Surprises and Kung Pao Chicken
* The Deconstruction of Warrick Brown
* A Mother's Manipulation
* A Civil Discussion
* The Drama of Fear
* Trip to Disillusion
* Injured Sentiments
* Repercussions and Futures
Category:CSI: Las Vegas
Conspiracy 87

Conspiracy 87 was the 45th Worldcon and the second to be held in Brighton. The nickname of the con turned out to be a very unfortunate coincidence.
There were a number of problems with the convention, though not all con reports made note of them. The original chair of the concom had to step down, there appeared to be budget problems that led to the unwanted presence of a publisher associated with L. Ron Hubbard, and the general manager of the hotel apparently hated the con so much that he made everything as difficult as possible for congoers. Fans created a wall of jokes about the hotel manager. 
Author Services Inc was at the con promoting a novel by Hubbard that had been nominated for a Hugo, but it came in last, after No Award1987 Hugo Awards, The Hugo Awards website. (Accessed 26 April 2015.). The nomination itself is thought to be the result of Scientologists voting for it en masseSee Notes from Chris Evans's Conspiracy Theories report. :
Ansible editor Dave Langford, who won two fan Hugos that year, reports that he had several unfortunate encounters with Author Services Inc representatives, although for one of them he was too drunk to remember it.
Peter Nicholls, who was MC at the Hugo ceremony, detailed in Innocents Abroad the series of decisions that led to the general impression by congoers that Scientology had taken over the convention.
==Con Reports==
*http://www.readersadvice.com/cons/con49.html
* Breathing Together At Brighton, or, "I should have remembered that!" by Jane Carnall and Frances Tucker 
*con report by Evelyn C. Leeper
*Dave Kyle's Conspiracy '87 Reminiscence
*Conspiracy Theories (November 1987), edited by Chris Evans
*Cloud Chamber 37 (October 1987) by Dave Langford
==References==
Category:1987 Conventions
Category:Worldcons
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Constable Frozen

Constable Frozen is a Tumblr user whose blog for Frozen became known for posting elaborate and often long edits of the film. The blog amassed a large following on Tumblr, attracting more widespread attention as the content became increasingly bizarre. This culminated in a meme when users began to hypothesize that the unknown person behind the account had a "vore" fetish that was reflected in their edits and received mainstream coverage.
==History==
Constable Frozen launched on May 7, 2014.Tumblr - "Constable Frozen First Post":http://archive.is/2gzxI In its first post, it showed a gif of the Frozen characters bobbing their heads, gaining over 780 notes.dif by constable-frozen
The blog developed a dedicated Tumblr following over the following three years, as fans gravitated towards the surreal nature of the blog as well as the mystery behind it. The page has a dedicated TV Tropes page—Constable Frozen, which states that some have praised the blog as "comedic genius." On March 3, 2015, Tumblr user clockworkmod posted a summation of the account which read:
One of the most popular posts on the blog, posted June 15, 2014, features a miniature Elsa animated to be eating a potato chip, gaining over 80,000 notes.mini elsa by constable-frozen The postgrew to include crossovers with various other animated films.
===Vore and Fetish Accusations===
On October 27, 2017, Constable Frozen posted a photoset which showed the cast of Tangled engaging in what appeared to be fetishistic behavior. The post gained over 6,600 notes. They have also made several long Frozen manips in which, in some way or form, Anna and Elsa eat Olaf. This can be in the form of Olaf making ice cream from his body and giving it to them.
A discussion on the manipulations that appear to be fetish and vore art occurred on Twitter in Nov 2017 as well.Guys, I have huge news about Constable Frozen, Twitter. Nov 1, 2017 (Accessed 9/8/2020) The OP, Broderick, came to the conclusion that Constable Frozen is Korean, based on images from a Korean restaurant and Pokemon donuts that are only in South Korea. They ultimately concluded that Constable Frozen was absolutely a secret fetish blog and had fooled the masses of Tumblr into believing they were a shitposter.
==Example Works==
File:Constable Frozen 1.jpg|Last panels of a long manip
File:Constable Frozen 2.jpg|Elsa holding bread
File:Constable frozen Tangled.png|Fetishy Tangled manips
==External links==
* 
*i HAVE to talk about constable-frozen (Jul 2022) by Haley Whipjack
==References==
Category:TumblrCategory:Frozen
Constance Penley

Constance Penley is Professor of Film & Media Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara and a self-proclaimed "fan of slash fandom" Transcript of Academia and Our Culture, 6 February 1993. Penley's areas of interest include feminist film theory, cultural studies, and science and technology studies. She has taught a notorious course on pornography called "Porn 101", and has written several important articles about slash and slash fandom. A large part of her book NASA/Trek: Popular science and sex in America is about slash fiction, as she cleverly indicates in the title.
Penley has gone to several Escapades conventions; in particular, she appeared at Escapade 1993 on a panel entitled "Academia and our Culture", with folklorist/media scholar Henry Jenkins, joined by fanfiction writers Shoshanna, and Meg G. Transcript of "Academia and Our Culture": Part 1, Part. 2, 6 February 1993 She also appeared on a panel at Escapade 1998 called "Slash: a Continuation of Women's Writing" in which she discussed slash as "a continuation of women's writing, combining women's romance and the male quest romance. 
She attended Escapade's 20th anniversary convention in 2010 where she appeared on a panel entitled "Academia/Fandom: Not Such Strange Bedfellows?" along with Henry Jenkins, Shoshanna, and cultural scholar/critic Anne Kustritz.
: See Intergalactic Sex: Interview with Constance Penley
== Notable Works ==
* "Brownian motion: Women, tactics, and technology. In Technoculture, ed. Constance Penley and Andrew Ross, 35–161. Minneapolis: Univ. of Minnesota Press. 1991.
* "Feminism, psychoanalysis, and the study of popular culture." In Cultural studies, ed. Lawrence Grossberg, Cary Nelson, and Paula A. Treichler, 479–500. New York: Routledge. 1992.
* NASA/Trek: Popular science and sex in America. New York: Verso. 1997.
== References ==
Category:AcademiaCategory:Commentators
Constantinople

Constantinople was the 33rd "Australian National Science Fiction Convention" that was held from April 1-4, 1994 in Melbourne, Australia. Each convention was run by a different committee, unaffiliated with any national fannish body.
The con was named after a three-legged cat belonging to Phil Wlodarczyk. Constantinople (the cat) was a candidate for the Ditmar Award for Best Fannish Cat in 1991.
* Media Guest of Honour: initially Colin Baker (Doctor Who) but replaced at the 11th hour by Sandra Reid, Robert Jewell, and Kate Orman.
*Fan Guest of Honour: Bruce Gillespie, Bean and Medge
* Literary Guest of Honour: William Gibson (Cyberpunk)
* included: Virtual Reality Rigs, Science Panels, Art Show, Special Film Preview, Masquerade, Dessert Banquet, Science Fiction Panels, Live Radio Broadcast, Dealers' Room, Parties, Auctions, Live Gothic Industrial Band, and the 1994 Science Fiction Awards Ceremonies (Ditmar Award)
==References==
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:Science Fiction ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Australia
Constellation (Star Trek newsletter published by Westrek)

Constellation was a Star Trek monthly newsletter published by Westrek, a fan club in Australia.
It began in January 1984 to alleviate time and money problems regarding the club's other publication, a zine of fiction, article, and reviews called Constellation. By dividing the two publications in 1984, the heftier, meatier fanzine could be published less often and offered only to select fans (thus saving on printing and postage costs), and the more timely club news could be distributed in a much more nimble way.
From the first issue: 
==V.1.==
Constellation 1 was published in January 1984 and contains 3 pages.
"Diane Marchant, in Tau Ceti, reports that William Shatner has been signed for Star Trek IV, and production is due to commence Real Soon Now. He is to receive $2 million, as we suppose will Nimoy.
"We heard that George Takei fans are raising money in a desperate bid to leap onto the "Buy-a-Star-For-Your-ST-Hero-Today bandwagon. Yes, Mr Takei is joining Shatner, Nimoy, presumably Roddenberry and the 1790 ether people on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for the bargain-basement cost of only $3000! Get yours today!"
It contains club news and and Star Trek tidbits. It also includes "Uncle" Ray Raspa's "Proposed By-Laws For the Care and Operation of the Gestetner," which outlined all the rules and expectations regarding the club's mimeo machine by club members and other fans.
Constructing Criticism

Constructing Criticism is a 2007 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* how, where, and why give criticism
* readers sometimes don't leave comments because they don't know what to say, that "I liked it" seems too brief and lazy
* how to respond to negative criticism, and positive comments
* different kinds of non-constructive criticism
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Meta
Constructive Corrective Action Procedure

The Constructive Corrective Action Procedure (CCAP) is the administrative process used by the Organization for Transformative Works to handle potential violations of its Code of Conduct by OTW volunteers. 
The Volunteers & Recruiting committee started developing the Code of Conduct and the accompanying Constructive Corrective Action Procedure in 2011., 2013-03-30. The June 2012 OTW Newsletter mentions that Volcom was "drafting an organizational Code of Conduct with the help of a volunteer consultant.", 2012-07-04. An August 24, 2012 org-wide email invited volunteers to comment on the draft documents, explaining "The Code of Conduct outlines the goals and behaviors of the Organization; the Constructive Corrective Action Procedure provides transparent guidelines for what to do when conflicts occur. The goal of these documents is to further support each person within the Organization, and to clarify the Organization’s goals and values." The Board of Directors approved the documents in November 2012.
The Code of Conduct and CCAP went into effect some time in 2013. The Code of Conduct page was available as early as October 2013, and a February 2014 update from the Board mentioned that the Code of Conduct was now in effect., 2014-02-09. Fans discussed the Board post on Fail_fandomanon: .
The CCAP process does not apply to OTW Board Directors, who are instead subject to the OTW ByLaws. This was highlighted in the 2015 OTW Board Election when the Board removed a candidate, who was also a Director, from the OTW, bypassing the CCAP process. Other candidates, OTW volunteers and Committees objected to this decision. 
During the 2023 OTW Management Controversy, there was widespread public discussion of the CCAP process and its limitations, with many highlighting that the process is susceptible to racial bias and may have been used punitively to silence volunteers critical of racism within the OTW. 
==References==
Category:Organization for Transformative Works
Constructs in Progress

Constructs in Progress is an apocafic AU by Muccamukk (Steve/Natalia, Steve/Tony, Steve/Tony/Natalia). It was written for the AU Big Bang 2010.muccamukk in au_bigbang. Constructs in Progress (Marvel Comics), 20 May 2010. (Accessed 05 July 2012) Soloproject made five black & white illustrations for the storysoloproject. art for au_bigbang, 23 May 2010. (Accessed 05 July 2012) and Muccamukk provided a map and Dramatis Personæ.muccamukk. Constructs in Progress: Map and Dramatis Personæ, 10 May 2010. (Accessed 05 July 2012)
Author's summary: "In the seven territories built out of the ruins of New York City, no one has managed to match Tony Stark as either a technologist or a unicorn rider. But when Tony's secrets come back to haunt him, even Captain Rogers and his mysterious lover might not be able to save him, or the city."
The author says about the premise:
:"The basic premise is that everyone lives in a ruined version of NYC, where the survivors of... whatever have to coble together lives out of mix of bio-engineering, advanced technology and magic. The city's divided into territories, each controlled by a war lord. Since any kind of war with this rather explosive tech/magic/weapons mix could fairly easily destroy the city if it got out of hand, open conflict is mutually avoided. Instead, major disputes are resolved in tourneys, at which unicorn racing is the premiere event. Tony is the Avengers' mad inventor/unicorn rider. Steve's job is supposed to be running internal security, but it ends up being about protecting Tony's honour a ridiculous amount of the time."muccamukk. Taking This Every Bit as Seriously as I Ought to, 31 January 2010. (Accessed 05 July 2012)
==Recs and Reviews==
The story is linked at Fugues Fiction Archive & Recommendations: Iron Manmuccamukk, “Constructs in Progress”, 07 August 2010. (Accessed 05 July 2012) with an excerpt as summary: 
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Contact (UK Star Trek zine)

Contact is a Star Trek: TOS fanzine published in the UK by the Empathy Star Trek Club of Yorkshire, England. The club also published a clubzine Emanon in the mid-1970s. At least four issues were printed.
Some of the content from this anthology series was published in Deja-Vu.
==Issue 1==
Contact 1 was published in 1976 or before. 
* Conflict
* Tell It to Who?
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Contact 2 was published in 1976 or before.
* Candy's Dandy... but Liquor's Quicker by Spectre
* Spock Around the Clock by Spectre
* Diabological by Sei Aiy Khey
* A Matter of Taste by Sei Aiy Key
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Contact 4 contains 67 pages. Interior black and white photos of the cast. 
* Morning On Benecia by Sei Aiy Khey.
* To My Friend by Joyce Deeming
* Sonnet ~ The Romulan Commander Weeps (poem)
* Lost And Found by Valerie Piacentini
* Mediation (poem)
* Conscience Of The King by Sue Winn (poem)
* Intervention by C. Angelus
* Remember (poem)
* Gaoler by Thetis
* Amanda's Lament by Joyce Deeming
* Shore Leave Incident by Jane Martel
* Grapevine
* Dead or Alive? by Judy Mortimore
* A Canticle For Christine by Carol Apsinall (poem)
* Was It Something I Said? by Estielle (poem)
* Alternative by Thetis
* Grapevine
* The Unforgotten Past
* Christine's Tears by Patricia Thomas
* Grapevine
* The Name of The Game by David Coote
* Adam's Song by Sue Winn (poem)
* Grapevine
* Choice by Kathy Halsall (poem)
* One Day In January by Gail Smith
* That Feeling by Tina W. Pole
* Grapevine
* A Quiet Little Chat by Jane Martel
* A Whisper by Jackie Newey
* The Girl In The Bar by Janet Ellicott
* Tired Typist Talk by Carol
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==References==
Category:Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Contact High

Contact High is an X-Files story by Penumbra.
 
==Summary==
Author's summary: "Scully drops by Mulder's apartment one evening and one thing sort of leads to another. Colonization metaphors abound. Mulder's new bed has a cameo."
==Author's Comments==
In 2020, the author wrote about this story and its context:
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2000===
===2004===
===2008===
===2012===
===2015===
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎