nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
The X-Files Advent Calendar

The X-Files Advent Calendar was a The X-files fanart advent calendar. It was originally ran by Steph 2001-2004, but was taken over by Decemberlady in 2005.
== Rules ==
== Artists ==
* 2005: Aimee, ATX, Christina, Decemberlad, Devin, Eloise, Jen Phillips, Jessi, Jill, Kris, Lazure, Leanne, Lisa, Lissie, Lois, Lori, Mandy, Mary, Mel, Melissa, Memento, Mercy, MF Luder, Oona, Philiater, Ranee, Red, Rieke, Sandee, Scooly, Terry, Touchstone, Unafraid, Valerie, Zatherran
* 2006: Lori, Lois, Gillyphile, Touchstone, Lazure, charmedscaper, MF Luder, ATX, Ev, Oona, Karen, Mel, Decemberlady, Eloise, Mercy, Jen Phillips, Jordan, Scooly, sandee, Ranee, purenightshade, Vieh, unafraid, Mary, Kris, Coco, Claudia, Red, Megan, Jill, Duane Barry, bad-gallery
* 2007: Memento, Kris, bad-gallery, Bellefleur, Karen, VX, Red, Zatherran, Jill, Unafraid, Lissie, Eleanora, Jen Phillips, Ruuger, Scooly, Rike, Eloise, Touchstone, Mel
* 2008: Aimee, Bellefleur, Decemberlady, Devin, Eleanore, Goldfish, Jen Phillips, Jill, Karen, Kristen, Lazure, Leiascully, Lissie, Lois, Lori, Mel, Memento, Memoria, Oona, Ranee, Red_Scully, Rike, Rieke, Ruuger, Scooly, Touchstone, Unafraid, wabbit, Zatherran
* 2009: Memento, wabbit, Alexandra, LeiaScully, Devin, Goldfish, Jen Phillips, Lori, Rieke, Aimee, Lissie, Scooly, Naira, Ranee, Rike, Touchstone
* 2010: wabbit, Rieke, Red, Jen Phillips, bellefleur, Mel, Lissie, Yemayah, Lori, Leiascully, Rani, Goldfish, Jill, Decemberlady, MF Luder
* 2012: Decemberlady, Jen Phillips, Leiascully, Lissie, Lois, Memento, MF Luder, Naira, Red, Rike, wabbit, Devin, Eloise, Goldfish, Bellefleur
* 2012: Decemberlady, Jen Phillips, Leiascully, Lissie, Lois, Memento, MF Luder, Naira, Rani, Red, Rike, wabbit
== Calendar archives ==
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
== References ==
Category:X-Files Art
Category:Calendars
Category:2001 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:Fanart Challenges
The X-Files Experience

The X-Files Experience is a website created by Autumn Tysko.
It contains episode reviews, a "shrine" Autumn Tysko's favorite episode ("Irresistable"), analysis, screencaps, information about minor characters, and quotes.
"When I was looking for The X-Files sites, I was searching for the ones with the written word, i.e. reviews, opinions etc. So, I've decided that this is the kind of site I would like to create, and I present it to your judging eyes and your computer mice. Oh, yeah, this site is for people who are already acquainted with the show, so if you've come here, and have no idea what The X-Files is all about, my advise: go to Fox's official X-Files web-site where you'll find lots of information about the show."
 
 
Category:X-Files WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
The X-Files Fanfic Hall of Shame

The X-Files Fanfic Hall of Shame was a website that highlighted badfic. It was one of many similar sites that sprang up during this time.
The X-Files Fanfic Hall of Shame was a wholly owned subsidiary of the Girls Who Like Boys Who Do Boys Club, Inc., which also owned the Mulder/Krycek Romantics Association, the Due South Romance Association, and Mulder/Skinner Slash Society.
==Fan Comments==
A comment at Citizens Against Bad Slash: "I don't really get what this site is trying to do. It says 'All badfic has been displayed with the permission of the badfic authors,' so it seems to me that they intentionally wrote badfic. Why the hell would anyone do that?" The Other Badfic Sites 
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:X-Files Websites
category:1998 Websites
The X-Files Fanfic Webring

The X-Files Fanfic Webring is devoted to sites that feature fanfiction about The X-Files. 
==Members Sites==
*The Animal Files - X-Files archive
*The Annex: X-Files Novel Archive - X-Files archive
*Astarte's Secret Lair - author page (MSR)
*Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation: The X-Files Erotica Archive - XF archive
*Bald Heaven Archive - multifandom archive
*Daphne and Velma's World O'Pretty Boys - fanfic and more
*Every Rose Has a Thorn - author page
*Grey's Little Corner of Cyberspace - author page
*Imajiru's Fiction - author page
*The Inner Sanctum - author page
*JennyAnn's FanFiction - author page
*Journey To X
*Sinful Shack of Slashyness and Spankiness - collection of author pages
*Three Way Stop
*The Underground - author page (XF, DS, SV, WW, SGA, others)
*X-OVER: The Ultimate X-Files Crossover Archive - crossover archive
==Referencs==
Category:X-Files Webrings
The X-Files Lexicon

The X-Files Lexicon (abbreviated XFL) is an X-Files resource website operated by Matt Allair and several guest editors that offers exclusive interviews with people of Cast & Crew like Chris Carter or Mark Snow and X-philes like Sarah Stegal, episode guides and background information about phenomena.
Allair created The X-Files Lexicon in 2005 after being involved in the Harry Potter Lexicon and noticed that there was no similar resource site for The X-Files yet.
The episode guides feature Fanart by The X-Files Poster Project, the character dossiers works by Alison King. It is member of the The Syndicate network.
==see also==
*The X-Files Lexicon Interview with Sarah Stegall
==Other X-Files resource websites==
*Eat The Corn
*Spookyverse - largest German Wiki
*The X-Files Wiki
*XFilesNews
==Links==
*Facebook Group
*The X-Files lexicon blog
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:Wikis
The X-Files Lost & Found

The X-Files Lost & Found was a fic finder website for X-Files fans.
The site contains a message board, a links page, a list of stories that fit a theme, and site guidelines. It is NOT an archive of fiction.
The message board is where most of the action is. It is there that fans ask other fans for information about finding fics.
One list of fics posted at the site is: Classics (or, Your Fanfic Education is Not Complete Until You've Read ...).
A FAQ collection can be found on http://lostandfoundfaq.xphilefic.com/
==Purpose==
==Guidelines==
==Themed Lists==
They are linked here: , the FAQ was last updated October 10, 2010
==Message Board==
==Please see also==
*XF-Find-a-Fic
*:/r/xfilesfanfic
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
The X-Files Lyric Wheel

The X-Files Lyric Wheel is an X-Files Lyric Wheel challenge founded in July 2000. It ran for approximately six years.
==Description==
==History==
Pollyanna founded the challenge in mid-2000 and ran it until mid-2004. Kashmir, Marcia Elena, and Logan took over running the challenge in 2004.The X-Files Lyric Wheel - Home at <http://www.hegalplace.com/xflyricwheel/wheel.htm>, archived 14 August 2004 by the Wayback Machine.Pollyanna (anglopollyanna) at LiveJournal, The Wheel is Dead. Long Live the Wheel!, posted 29 May 2004. (Cross-posted to Dreamwidth 25 April 2009.)
As she prepared to hand over the reigns in May 2004, Pollyanna wrote about her memories of the challenge and some of her favorite stories created for it: see The Wheel is Dead. Long Live the Wheel!.
In early 2006, Marcia Elena took over as the sole challenge moderator.
As of September 2016, the Wheel website at hegalplace.com is offline. It was last successfully archived by the Wayback Machine in January 2016.
==Participants==
The X-FilesLyricWheel Yahoo! group had 34 members as of July 15, 2001.X-filesLyricWheel at Yahoo! Groups, archived 15 July 2001 by the Wayback Machine. As of September 2016, the group has 61 members.X-FilesLyricWheel at Yahoo! Groups, accessed 19 September 2016. (Membership to the group does not require moderator approval; many members may be bots or lurkers.)
The Wheel's Reference page links to a number of the participants' fanfiction sites. Authors included on the Reference page include: Amazon X, Aqualegia, Arsenic, campylobacter, E. Watson, Flutesong, Dr. Ruthless, Dryad, Jam-wired, Jennie, Jo, Josan, Kashmir, Lady Midath, Logan, Marcia Elena, Pollyanna, Ratadder, Rhiannon, Shahara Zade, Skinner Box, Tarsh, Tosca, and Ursula.
==Rounds==
# The First Wheel (July 2000)
# The Second Wheel (October 2000)
# The Villains' Turn (January 2001)
# The Undercover Wheel (May 2001)
# The Fifth Wheel (August 2001)
# The Dictionary Wheel (November 2001)
# The Light at the End of the Tunnel Wheel (January 2002)
# The Endings Wheel (April 2002)
# The Red Shirt Wheel (August 2002)
# The Literary Wheel (November 2002)
# The Transports of Love Wheel (February 2003)
# The Horrible Wheel (May 2003)
# The Wheel of Fortune (August 2003)
# The Poetry Wheel (November 2003)
# The One Song Wheel (January 2004)
# The Beginnings Wheel (April 2004)
# The War For the World Wheel (August 2004)
# The Spooky Wheel (October/November 2004)
# The Rhyme Wheel (January 2005)
# The Nobody's Fool Wheel (April 2005)
# The Crossover Wheel (July 2005)
# The Raise the Dead Wheel (October/November 2005)
# ?
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:2000 Challenges
Category:2001 Challenges
Category:2002 Challenges
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:2006 Challenges
The X-Files Music.com

The X-Files Music.com was an X-Files fan site with a music video archive and other X-Files music content. The music video archive is a member of the Noromo-Safe Video Ring.Description from Skinner's Debriefing Room: "Superb fan made X-Files videos from all over the Internet. Some of these, like Lyle's, are so incredibly professional it makes me feel completely unworthy."http://www.skinnersbriefs.com/links.htm, 23 December 2003 via Wayback. (Accessed 27 July 2011)
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:X-Files Archives
The X-Files Mytharc and Newsgroup Information Resource

The X-Files Mytharc and Newsgroup Information Resource is a website created by Barbara Ruef. 
 
==Links==
: Site Awards: 
: Cafe Barbara (Ketchup on The X-Files): "Catch up on the conspiracy mytharc episodes from seasons one through five."
: Newbie Info Kiosk: "Helpful information to avoid flames and learn the lingo on alt.tv.x-files."
: Myrke's Tips: "A newsgroup member's tips for entering the waters of alt.tv.x-files. A helpful and witty guide to Usenet in general."
: X-Files Links: "A few useful links to get started in the online world of X-Files and X-philes."
: Essay Vault: "Some creative and analytical essays on topics inspired by X-Files episodes and originally posted to alt.tv.x-files."
: BJR's Reviews: "A few reviews of X-Files and Millennium episodes before I decided to leave it to the experts."
: Lost Episodes: "Reviews of episodes that never made it to prime time. A creative endeavor during a long summer hiatus."
: Interview With An XF: "Interviews with the anti-heroes of The X-Files. Learn what makes the monsters of the week tick." (includes interviews with the Alien Baby and Mulder's Fish)
: Alien Ice Picktures: "Online web episodes starring Mulder and Scully's action figure alter egos. Also, enter the Action Caption contest!"
: Crew Appreciation: "With the filming of the show moving to LA, alt.tv.x-files threw a party for the VanCrew to show their thanks."
: EXPO Overview: "An overview of the Dallas X-Files Expo [1998]. Question and answer sessions and images donated by other attendees."
: Writing Repository: "A toxic dumping site to archive additional written works of mine."
: XF Add-On Story: "Read the ongoing fan-written story of Mulder, Scully, and a band of interesting guest characters. Add your own chapter to the nail-biting adventure." (offline)
Category:X-Files WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s Websites
The X-Files Preservation Collection

The X-Files Preservation Collection, also known as XFP, is one of, if not the largest "collection of screen used props, wardrobe, and set dressing from The X-Files". 
It is run by two fans, the couple Jim Thornton and Kelly Anthony, out of New York State. X-Files creator Chris Carter himself has donated many of his personal memorabilia to Jim Kelly, including the laptop, on which he wrote the script for the X-Files pilot episode and much more.
The owners plan on to convert the collection into some kind of museum in Saratoga Springs in the near future after a crowd-funding campaign has raised sufficient funds. 
Some donations and props can be viewed on the website.
XFP also has started doing a collection of video interviews labelled Unsung Heroes of The X-Files with people from The X-Files cast and crew, which are hosted on XFP's YouTube Channel.
The museum's grand opening was held on April 30, 2022, with Special Guest of Honor Chris Carter in Saratoga Springs, NY.
== Manifesto ==
"The purpose of this collection is to Preserve these items for the fandom and to pay tribute to those involved in the creation of The X-Files. Chris Carter, without whom we would have none of this. David and Gillian, the threads that held it all together. The art department, prop masters, makeup artists, and costume department, all of whom deserve to be recognized for their contributions. 
The X-Files would not be what is without the guest stars and supporting actors and we are proud to display the wardrobe that they brought to life. 
The items in the collection deserve to be properly preserved and displayed for the fans. Some items come to us in need of restoration and we do our best to repair these items. Once an item is added to the collection it has a permanent home and will be displayed in our museum for all to see and experience."
== History ==
Like Chris Carter, Jim was a big fan of the 1970s TV show Kolchak:The Night Stalker, so when The X-Files debuted in 1993, he started collecting Trading Cards. With him "owning a part of the show", his collection started and evolved over the last 20+ years:
==Video Interviews==
Since March 2021, XFP has been releasing videos interviews with other X-Files collections, as well as members from cast and crew of "The X-Files" on their YouTube channel. Some people featured by now are:
*Chris Carter
*Ken Hawryliw (The X-Files Prop Master)
*Keith Arbuthnot (actor of X-Files season 11 fan-faves Mr. Chuckleteeth and the alien from the episode The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat
*Paul Terry (author of The X-Files: The Official Archives book)
*Frank Spotnitz
*Rob Bowman
*fan fave Karin Konoval
*Dean Aylesworth
*Mar Anderson
*artist JJ Lendl
==The X-Files 30th Anniversary Event==
On July 7 and 8th, 2023, an event will be held in Saratoga Springs where fans can obtain tickets for autographs and photo session with some of the main and guest actors like
*William B. Davis
*Brian Thompson
*Annabeth Gish
*Karin Konoval
*Christopher Logan
==Links==
*official Website
*YouTube Channel
===See also===
*Donna's X-Files Collection
*The X-Files Fan Retrospective
=== References ===
Category:X-Files
The X-Files Screen Grab Archive

The X-Files Screen Grab Archive is an archive for X-Files screencaps. As of Friday, 28-Nov-2003 there were 51,738 photos archived.
Descrption from Skinner's Debriefing Room: "Get those screen captures while you still can; sites like this are disappearing fast these days. Great quality grabs, and beautiful site with lots more to offer than just pics."http://www.skinnersbriefs.com/links.htm, 23 December 2003 via Wayback. (Accessed 27 July 2011)
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
The X-Files Special Gen Collection

The X-Files Special Gen Collection is a 141-page anthology of gen fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005.
* Shadows at Dawn by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #2 
* Twice Now by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #2 
* Vision Quest by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #2 
* Daybreak by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #3 
* Lux et Veritas by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #3 
* Millennium Ball by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #3 
* The Truth Within by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #5 
* The Demons Within by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #5 
* Still Out There by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Magic #5 
* Vacation by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Ops #5 (crossover with JAG, Special Ops Force, and Walker, Texas Ranger)
* The Stuff of Legends by Kathleen A. Klatte from Black Ops #9 (crossover with The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne)
* Into the Desert by Teri Sarick from Black Ops #10 (crossover with Mysterious Ways and Roswell)
* The Alvariz Incident by Tammy L. Croft from Compadres #14 
* Apartment #42 by Teri Sarick from Compadres #26 
* Dream Catcher: The Road Home by Kathleen A. Klatte from Compadres #26 
* I'll Believe in You by Teri Sarick from Compadres #26 
* Trust Me by Kathleen A. Klatte from Ouch! #13 
* Baby Sitting Duties by Tammy L. Croft from Ouch! #14 
* Nutcracker Suite by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #1 
* Little Drummer Boys by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #1 (crossover with Shadow Chasers)
* I'll Be Home for Christmas by Tammy L. Croft from The Yule Tide #2 
* Santa Clause is Coming to Town by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #2 
* Jingle Bell Rock by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #2 (crossover with Shadow Chasers)
* The Holly & the Ivy by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #3 
* Little Saint Nick by J.P. Cads from The Yule Tide #3 (crossover with Shadow Chasers)
 Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:2007 Zines
The X-Files Special Slash Collection

The X-Files Special Slash Collection is an 59-page anthology of slash X-Files fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005.
* Chris by T.L.C. (7) 
* Pathways by Jennifer Lyon (17) 
* When the Past Visits by Methos (36) 
* A Case of Rape by T.L.C. (51) 
 Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:2005 Zines
The X-Files University

The X-Files University, School of Slashology/Gay Studies, College of Interdisciplinary Studies was a fan-created 'faux' university where fans could earn a degree in studies about X-Files. 
A similar community was TrekSmut University.
"'Veritas Est Ibi Foris" - Latin for "The Truth Is Out There.' It's our university's motto."
==About==
"Welcome to the first School of Higher Education for The X-Files on the Internet. This University was formed to present X-Philes with an actual degree to show for all their knowledge. If we were spending as much time in a regular school, we'd all be proud holders of an X-PhD (Doctorate of the X-Files)". Write about X-Files, submit it, then you can tell people you have a degree in X-Files knowledge!"
The site listed the topics that you could can earn degrees in, their guidelines, and then published the results of those already "enrolled" along with the names of those who 'graduated'. A selection from the Course Catalog:
 
*College of Feminist/Gender Studies
*School of Slashology/Gay Studies
*College of Minor Recurring Characters
*Villain StudiesCourses, via Wayback. (Accessed 11 December 2009)
The site also had a 'Student Center' (with bulletin boards, online chat rooms and a mailing list) along with a Downloads section where students could download research material (video snippets of the cast along with scenes from the show). Some of the schools chose to teach classes through Internet Relay Chat or IRC while others used email or their web pages. 
==Fanworks==
A list of the completed thesis sorted by author can be found: here. 
A list of the completed thesis sort by subject can be found at: here.
Some sample essays:
* Mulder's Bisexuality: An Interpretation of His Band of Gold
* The Codependent Partner: An analysis of the Mulder/Krycek Relationship 
* Darkness and Light: The Psychoanalytic Dynamic of M/K Slash Fiction
* He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss): Exploring the Abusive M/K Relationship
* Two Men Are Better Than One: Why Women Like Slash
* DOES unresolved sexual tension EXIST? (And why it matters)
* The Portrait of an X-Phile as a Collector
* Marty Glenn as a Representative of the Riot Grrrl Movement
==FAQs==
Some excerpts from their very lengthy FAQ:
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000
The X-Files Wiki

The X-Files Wiki is with 5,300+ content pages the largest wiki on the internet that focuses on the Carterverse shows, especially The X-Files and The Lone Gunmen. 
==Manifesto==
"This site is a reference guide to The X-Files television series, related series MillenniuM and The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files revival series, as well as The X-Files Movie and The X-Files: I Want to Believe. Anyone can edit these pages, so come and enjoy building this site! The truth is in here, this is who we are!"
==History==
The wiki was created by the users Angela and Mulder in July 2005 on wikia.
It's current administrators are Princess Diva, Buffyfan123, MechQueste.Statistics page
==Other X-Files resource websites==
*The X-Files Lexicon
*Eat The Corn
*Spookyverse - largest German Wiki with 2,800+ content paged
*XFilesNews
==References==
Category:Millennium
Category:The Lone Gunmen
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2005 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
The X-Files and the birth of obsessive internet fandom

The X-Files and the birth of obsessive internet fandom is a 2016 article in "The Week" by Scott Meslow.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Chris Carter Effect
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Lost
* the difficulty in diving into the X-Files fandom to catch up with: "202 episodes that vary wildly in quality, two movies (one mediocre, one terrible), a spin-off series, a Millennium crossover, a Simpsons crossover, a couple of video games, two "seasons" of comic-book runs that pick up where the final season left off — and, beginning on Sunday, the first of six brand-new episodes reviving The X-Files as an event miniseries."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:X-Files News Media 
Category:2016 News Media
The X-Files helped teach me, once and for all, the enormous power of a story

This essay is untitled and is by jeviltwin. 
The title of the essay here on Fanlore was chosen by the editor creating the Fanlore page. It is a line from the essay that they thought was a good summary.
The essay, posted just as the final episode of the show aired, discusses the fan's journey with watching The X-Files and how it spoke to them.
The essay starts off with some off-topic subjects, and then moves into another piece the fan wrote January 2002.
==Excerpts==
category:X-Files Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The X-Phile (X-Files newsletter)

The X-Phile is an X-Files newsletter for the "Original X-Files Fan Club". 
==Issue 5==
v.1 n.5 was published in May/June 1995
==Issue 6==
v.1 n.6 was published in July/August 1995
==Issue 7==
v.2 n.1 was published in July/August 1995
* caption for photo on the front, "Mulder and Scully finally finish installing 'Windows '95."
Category:X-Files Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The X-Philes Finis Romantics Society

The X-Philes Finis Romantics Society was a website that contained The X-Philes Finis Romantics Society Literary Vault, a discussion forum, a chat room, photo manips/wallpaper, links, and photos.
From a fan: "Remember how I mentioned before that there are many variations of a Shipper? Well, this site specializes in promoting the get-together of Mulder and Scully to occur after the series ends, and perhaps even after a series of movies end. It's a FANTASTIC site, with lots of great photos, links, and works of fiction (which I'm personally not a great fan of, but even I have to admit that these are quality writings, and not just cheesy ramblings of some over-enthusiastic Shipper)." My Favorite Shipper Sites, Jenu1bruin 
==Some Links==
* Home Page
* Featured Fan Fiction
* Fan Made Photo Manips and Wallpapers
* Discussion Forum (offline)
==Introduction==
==A 2001 Farewell==
 
==References==
Category:X-Files WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000
Category:2001
The X-Press

The X-Press was a short-lived X-Files website.
It was created in the spring of 1997 and gone by December 1998.
==Some Summaries==
From June 1997: 
From July 1997: 
From August 1997: 
From September 1997: 
From November 1997: 
From March 1998: 
==Interviews==
The site conducted a series of interviews, and they were hosted at their sister web site, The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade.
Only one survived the GeoCities purge. This means the interviews with Karen Rasch (June 1997), Madeline Partous (July 1997), CiCi Lean (August 1997), Paula Graves (September 1997), and Jill Selby (unknown date) are long gone.
* X-Press Interview with Thalia D'Muse
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:X-Files WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s