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1lostone

1lostone is a fanfiction writer who writes mostly Star Trek: AOS, The Walking Dead, and Teen Wolf fanfiction, with several other fandoms such as Sherlock (BBC) Inception, Good Omens, The Last of Us, and Our Flag Means Death. Her first fic, Strength of Men, was published on livejournal in 2010 to livejournal. However, since the troubles there, she now posts predominantly to AO3. She does have a fic account on livejournal (1lostoneficspot) and was active on the K/S Archive before it was imported to AO3. 
Recently, she began podficcing, and has been involved with Voiceteam and Mystery Box 2022, 2023. and 2024. Currently, she is working in two main fandoms: Star Trek and Good Omens. She has participated in a number of multifandom multivoice works. 1lostone uses Audacity for her editing. 
1lostone considers Star Trek her first and most beloved fandom. As trite as the saying might be, you never forget your first. To date, she has written several stories for the KiScon Zine in 2013, 2015, and 2017. 1lostone also contributed all K/S stories to the K/S Archive before the site was moved to AO3 as part of the Open Doors Project in 2022, and has participated in the K/S Advent Calendar as both a bona fide lurker, writer, and mod. Currently, she attributes most of her writing to her best friend jlm121.
She participates regularly in Nanowrimo, Camp Nano, and several Big Bangs for various fandoms.
1lostone has given blanket permission to podfic her stories, as long as credit is linked back to her. The blanket permission can be found on her AO3 profile page.
1lostone's podfics, are posted to AO3 and the audiofic archive, and hosted on Wayback Machine here. 
1lostone's current (and forever!) fandoms are predominately Kirk/Spock in Star Trek, Sterek in Teen Wolf, Stony in the MCU, Widowfjord and Dorian/Orym in Critical Role and Rogan in the X-Men. 
1lostone also volunteered as a staffer for the Archive of Our Own from 2013- 2022, and was an administrator for the Rickyl Writers' Group from 2015- 2021. She has also volunteered for the KiScon website since 2019 and currently serves on the KiScon Con committee, volunteering since 2021. 1lostone is excited to serve as the zine editor for the Official 2023 KiScon Zine. 
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== Notable Works ==
* in the bed where you lie (First published 2015; Completed 2019) The Walking Dead | 265533 Words | Rated: Adult | Art Credit: lucife56 |
* Love the One You're With (2011) Star Trek: AOS| 37,194 Words | Rated: Adult|
* Hey There, Little Red (2012) Teen Wolf | 52,915 Words | Rated: Adult |
* Into The Sky Series (2014) The Walking Dead | 121,437 Words | Rated: Adult |
* Just a Four-Letter Word (2013) Star Trek: AOS | 6,773 Words | Rated: Teen |
* Nowhere Man (2012) Teen Wolf | 76,387 Words | Rated: Adult |
* Strength of Men (2010) Star Trek: AOS | 66408 Words | Rated: Adult | 
* Weep Little Lionman (2012) Star Trek: AOS | 21,453 Words | Rated: Adult |
Category:Fanwriters
2-5YM Interview with David Gerrold

2-5YM Interview with David Gerrold was an "interview by mail" conducted by Karen Funk for the third issue of the zine, 2-5YM.
The interviewer notes at the end that "as to his pessimism about Star Trek, even a Hugo nominee is not infallible, although I admire his frankness."
==The Original Interview Printout Was Auctioned... and Never Seen Again==
From a con report for Star Trek Lives! #5 by Karen Funk: 
==The Questions==
* Why does a Hugo nominee waste his time granting an interview to 2-5YM and generally being nice to Trekkies?
* What is your favorite full-length work of all you've written?
* You were at the convention in New York this year. What is it like to speak at a convention of over 12,000 enthusiastic Trekkies?
* Who do you think is responsible for blocking attempts to get STAR TREK back on, NBC or Paramount?
* How would you estimate the chances of getting a non-animated STAR TREK back on NBC this year?
* Do you know if STAR TREK Animated has been renewed for September? If so, are you writing more episodes for it?
* Why wasn't your non-tribble episode "Bem" shown this season?
* What do you feel to be the greatest drawback to the half-hour, animated format?
* Is it hard to switch over to the new format in writing the show?
* What was your initial reaction to ST being turned into an animated series? How do you feel about it now that you have written for it?
* CBS is making a TV series of PLANET OF THE APES, Are you planning to write for it? How about the Gene Roddenberry series, QUESTOR or PLANET EARTH, if it is sold? Would you write for either of these?
* What is Dage Co., and why did you start it?
* I notice that DAGE CO. is not longer offering your hardback, THE MAN WHO FOLDED HIMSELF. Is it coming out in paperback?
* What have you been doing since your two STAR TREK books came out last May? Can you tell us something about what you're writing now?
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1974 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Give or Take)

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Give or Take) is a McShep story by Merry.
==Podfic==
A podfic is here.
==A Fan's DVD Commentary==
In 2006, paceus did a DVD commentary for this story. It is here.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
2000 AD

2000 AD is a weekly British science fiction comic magazine. It is an anthology that serialises stories such as Judge Dredd and Strontium Dog. It is known as being the stepping-off point for the careers of many prominent British professional comics creators including Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons, Grant Morrison, Brian Bolland, Mike McMahon, John Wagner, Alan Grant and Garth Ennis. Many of the magazines contributors and editors also came from comics fanzines. The current publisher is Rebellion Developments; the editor is known as Tharg the Mighty - a running joke that the editor is a green extraterrestrial from Betelgeuse who terms his readers "Earthlets". Tharg uses other unique alien expressions and even appears in his own comic strips and "uses" robots to produce the strips.
The magazine had an active fandom especially in the 1970s and 1980s, especially within zine fandom. 
== Comic SeriesWikipedia's full list of the stories appearing in 2000 AD ==
* Ace Trucking Company 
* The Ballad of Halo Jones
* Dan Dare
* Hardware
* Judge Dredd
* Lazarus Churchyard
* Rogue Trooper
* Sláine: The Horned God
* The Stainless Steel Rat
* Strontium Dog
==Notable Fanworks==
=== Zines ===
Zines with content relating to or derived from 2000 AD.
*Airwaves - issue 7 (1987)
*Arkensword (1980-1990)
**Issue 16 (1985)
**Issue 23 (1987)
**Issue 24 (1988)
*BEM (Bemusing Magazine) (1973-1982)
*Chain Reaction - issue 7 (1986)
*Class of '79 (1998-)
*Dogbreath #1-19 (1997-)
*FutureQuake
*If (1989)
*"touched" - issue 8 (1986)
*Zarjaz (2001-)
=== Fanfic ===
=== Fanart ===
File:BEM 29.jpg|BEM #29 art by Mike McMahon
File:BEM 35.jpg|BEM #35 art by Dave Harwood
File:ARKEN SWORD 13 14.jpg|Arkensword Issue 13/14 art by Brian Bolland
File:ARKEN SWORD 15.jpg|Arkensword #15 by Ian Gibson
File:ARKEN SWORD 16.jpg|Arkensword #16 Judge Dredd art by Ron Smith
File:Ark -33 Wraparound.jpeg|Arkensword #33 art by Brendan McCarthy
== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:European Comics & Graphic Novels‎
Category:UK Independent Comics
2002 Interview with Arabella and Zsenya

2002 Interview with Arabella and Zsenya was included in one of Rb's regular column at Fanfiction.net called "As the Pan Thwaps." 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* After the End, a Harry Potter fic
* Sugar Quill, the fic site
* literary influences
* sharing characters with other fans
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
2010 OTW Board Election

The 2010 Organization for Transformative Works Board election was the first contested OTW Board Election since the founding of OTW in 2007. 
In alphabetical order by family name, they were:
* Hele Braunstein
* Francesca Coppa
* Ira Gladkova
* Kristen MurphyOTW 2010 Board Candidates and Election News, Organization for Transformative Works, published October 17 2010 (Accessed August 16, 2022). 
On November 20, 2010, the Elections Staff announced the 2010 Elections Results. Francesca Coppa, Ira Gladkova, and Kristen Murphy (in alphabetical order by family name) were successfully elected to the Board of Directors and began their terms.OTW Board Election Results, Organization for Transformative Works, published November 20 2010 (Accessed August 16, 2022). 
On December 31, 2010, the Organization for Transformative Works announced the appointment of fourth placed candidate Hele Braunstein to the OTW Board of Directors, to serve the remaining term of a departing Board Director.News from Term Break – 2011 OTW Board and Committee Chairs, Organization for Transformative Works, published December 31 2010 In 2015, the OTW Elections Committee cited this appointment as precedent for the appointment of the next-place candidate, when a Board appointment occurs immediately following an election.Board Appointment of Last Place Candidate to Empty Board Seat, Elections website, November 23, 2015.
==Candidates' Platforms== 
* OTW Election Candidates - 2010
==References==
Category:OTW Board Elections Category:2010
2012 - New England

2012 - New England is a Assassin's Creed doujinshi written by clouddesu and illustrated by doubleleaf. The story is non-shippy and has two parts, a light-hearted Desmond & Shaun part, and a sad Rebecca & Shaun part taking place after Desmond's death.
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category: 2017 Doujinshi
Category: Gen Doujinshi
2018 OTW Board Election

The 2018 Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors election took place between June 18 and August 14 2020.
On June 18 2018, the candidates for the 2018 OTW Board Election were publicly announced. Four candidates, none of whom had previously served on the Board, contested two available seats. In alphabetical order by given name, the candidates were:
*C. Ryan Smith
*Lex de Leon
*Michelle Schroeder
*Natalia Gruber 2018 OTW Elections Candidates Announcement, published June 18, 2018 (Accessed September 15, 2020). 
On August 14, 2018, the Elections Committee announced the 2018 Elections Results. Lex de Leon and Natalia Gruber (in alphabetical order) were successfully elected to the Board of Directors and began their terms on October 1, 2018.2018 Election Results, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 14, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020). 
==Timeline== 
Key dates for the 2018 OTW Board Election were as follows: 
*June 15: Candidacy deadline at 11:59pm UTC 
*June 18: Candidates publicly announced 
*June 25: Deadline to submit Q&A questions for candidates 
*June 30: OTW membership deadline for prospective voters 
*August 10: Voting begins at 12:01am UTC 
*August 13: Voting closes at 11:59pm UTC 
*August 14: Election results announced 
*October 01: Board turnover begins. 2018 Elections Timeline, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 14, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020).
For a more detailed timeline of events for the OTW 2018 Election, refer to the Elections Timeline. 
==Candidates' Platforms== 
Members of the public were able to submit questions for the candidates via the Elections Committee and in two separate candidate chats, each involving all four candidates. Candidates responded to three batches of Q&As. 
2018 Chat Transcript 1, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 24, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020). 2018 Chat Transcript 2, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 4, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020). 2018 Q&A Group 1, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 4, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020). 2018 Q&A Group 2, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 11, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020). 2018 Q&A Group 3, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 18, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020).
==Election Statistics==
The 2018 Election had a total of 5649 eligible voters, of whom 827 cast a ballot, representing 14.6% of potential voters. The number of ballots cast increased from 12.7% of voters in 2017.2018 Election Statistics, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 31, 2018. (Accessed September 15, 2020).
==References==
Category:OTW Board Elections Category:2018 Events
2019 OTW Board Election

The 2019 Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors election took place between June 17 and August 13, 2020.
On June 17, 2019, the candidates for the 2019 OTW Board Election were publicly announced. Four candidates, none of whom had previously served on the Board, contested two available seats. In alphabetical order by given name, the candidates were:
*Astrid Olin (withdrew from the ballot June 1, 2019)2019 Withdrawal of Astrid Olin, Organization for Transformative Works, published June 17, 2019 (Accessed September 28, 2020). 
*Kirsten Wright
*Morgan Schroeder
*Rebecca Sentance2019 Candidate Announcement, Organization for Transformative Works, published June 17 2019 (Accessed September 28, 2020). 
On August 13, 2019, the Elections Committee announced the 2019 Elections Results. Kirsten Wright and Rebecca Sentance (in alphabetical order) were successfully elected to the Board of Directors and began their terms on October 1, 2019.2019 Election Results, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 13, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020). 
==Timeline== 
Key dates for the 2019 OTW Board Election were as follows: 
*June 14: Candidacy deadline at 11:59pm UTC 
*June 17: Candidates publicly announced 
*June 24: Deadline to submit Q&A questions for candidates 
*June 30: OTW membership deadline for prospective voters 
*August 09: Voting begins at 12:01am UTC 
*August 12: Voting closes at 11:59pm UTC 
*August 13: Election results announced 
*October 01: Board turnover begins. 2019 Elections Timeline, Organization for Transformative Works, posted April 29, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020).
For a more detailed timeline of events for the OTW 2019 Election, refer to the Elections Timeline. 
==Candidates' Platforms== 
Members of the public were able to submit questions for the candidates via the Elections Committee and in one candidate chat, involving all three remaining candidates. Candidates responded to three batches of Q&As. 2019 Chat Transcript, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 04, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020). 2019 Q&A Group 1, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 6, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020). 2019 Q&A Group 2, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 13, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020). 2019 Q&A Group 3, Organization for Transformative Works, posted July 20, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020).
==Election Statistics==
The 2019 Election had a total of 9939 eligible voters, of whom 2234 cast a ballot, representing 22.5% of potential voters. The number of ballots cast increased from 14.6% of voters in 2018.2019 Election Statistics, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 21, 2019. (Accessed September 28, 2020).
==References==
Category:OTW Board Elections Category:2019 Events
201 Days of The X-Files

201 Days of The X-Files is a Tumblr. It has the subtitle: "Counting down until the new season begins."
==Content==
* Fanfic recs with episode foci
* The X-Files Poster Project
* episode reviews
* many, many gifs
* much fanart
==Decision Regarding Fox Network==
From a fan named wendelah1:
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:2015 Tumblr
Category:2016 Tumblr
2023 Hockey BookTok Sexual Harassment Controversy

==History==
* Fan Casting hockey romances with player Alex Wennberg
* Seattle Kraken promoting the team on Tiktok using the #booktok hashtag
* resulting popularity in hockey (rpf) in the Booktok community 
* Kierra Lewis
* Felicia Wennberg posts videos pushing back against Booktok trend, calling it sexual harassment
* Harrasment of Felicia
* Pushback of lewis
==Fanish Reactions==
==Further Reading==
*
*let's talk about BookTok and the Seattle Kraken with Gabi & Perrye, The Broadscast podcast episode
==References==
Category:TikTok
Category:Hockey RPF
Category:2023 Events
2023 OTW DDOS Attack

A DDOS attack brought down most websites operated by the Organization for Transformative Works, including AO3 and Fanlore. The outtage lasted for 30 hours, until OTW sysadmins set up DDOS protection through Cloudflare.
==Impact==
*The AO3 website was mostly inaccessible. It was unresponsive or returned a generic error page instead of the content of any page it hosted.
*The OTW website was down, too. OTW's donation form was under the same attack and made unavailable, although the form used a third party service.
*Fanlore was down, too.
==Timeline==
* It started in July: -- "As of now, 18:50 UTC on July 11, 2023, AO3 is back up. However, in the past hours the OTW website and the donation platform have become inaccessible."
**July 10: AO3 acknowledged the attack.https://ao3org.tumblr.com/post/722473369419890688/july-10-2023-1550-utc
**July 11: AO3 declared it was back up.
**July 17: AO3 restored its support forms.https://ao3org.tumblr.com/post/723048963277783040/both-the-technical-support-feedback-and-policy
**July 21: The donation form was restored.https://transformativeworks.tumblr.com/post/723468279701700608/five-things-amy-lowell-said
* Their official Tumblr had relevant posts on July 10, July 11, July 12 and July 17.
* Twitter had more updates on the timeline
==Behind the Scenes==
On 25 March 2024, the OTW Systems Committee published an after-action report of the DDOS attacks. This report contained a behind-the-scenes look at what Systems did to fight the attack between 11:48 UTC on July 10th, when the attack on AO3 began, and 28 hours later at 15:42 UTC on July 11th, when the Archive became fully accessible again. It also detailed a number of notable follow-up attacks in the following 2 months.
==Fan response==
===Theories===
==Thank you==
Some fans wanted to thank the OTW volunteers worked to respond to the attack. OTW volunteer James suggested people donate to their local food banks,https://fail-fandomanon.dreamwidth.org/602024.html?thread=3690257832#cmt3690257832 thread crediting James with the idea and some fans started a charity drive, creating a google form for people to anonymously report their donations and leave messages of thanks. by meeedeee, posted 11 July 2023.
Also this post: https://www.tumblr.com/thevoidisscreamingbackatyou/722511990987407360/yknow-what-ao3-appreciation-post-cause-these?source=share
==Fanworks==
* -- anthropomorfic about the event
* -- another fanfic about the event
* -- meme response to AO3 being down (see also collection of memes from twitter -- TO FIND)
* -- reddit post by sakurazawa13; was reposted to Tumblr where it accrued over 40k notes
* Destiel News Meme: 1) when AO3 went down link 1, when it returned link1, a different version
* -- meme celebrating the end of the attack and AO3's return to service
* by horatio-fig -- another meme about the end of the attack
==Links==
* (2023-07-10) -- FFA thread begun when users first noticed AO3 was down
* -- r/AO3 thread for sharing news for for July 11th
==References==
Category: Organization for Transformative Works
Category:2023 Events
2024 OTW Board Election

The 2024 Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors election took place between June 21st and August 19th, 2024. 
On June 24th, 2024, the candidates for the 2024 OTW Board were publicly announced. Four candidates contested two available seats. In alphabetical order by given name, the candidates are:
*C. Ryan S.
*Erica F.
*Rachel L.
*Tish S.
Candidates’ full legal names were not to be publicly posted unless they are appointed or elected to the Board, a policy continued from 2022.
On August 20, 2024, the Elections Committee announced the 2024 Elections Results. Erica Frank and Rachel Linton (in alphabetical order) were successfully elected to the Board of Directors and began their terms on October 1, 2024.2024 Election Results, Organization for Transformative Works, posted August 20, 2024. (Accessed August 20, 2024). 
==Timeline== 
Key dates for the 2024 OTW Board Election were as follows: 
*June 21st: Candidacy deadline 
*June 24th: Candidates publicly announced 
*June 30th: Deadline to submit Q&A questions for candidates 
*June 30th: OTW membership deadline for prospective voters 
*August 16th: Voting begins at 12:01am UTC 
*August 19th: Voting closes at 11:59pm UTC 
*August 20th: Election results announced 
*October 1st: Board turnover begins.
For a more detailed timeline of events for the OTW 2024 Election, refer to the 2024 Election Timeline.
==Candidates' Platforms== 
===Bios and Platforms===
Each candidate submitted an initial bio and platform, answering basic questions about their motivations, qualifications, skills and experience and goals.
* C. Ryan S.'s Bio & Platform
* Erika F's Bio & Platform
* Rachel L's Bio & Platform
* Tish S's Bio & Platform
=== Question & Answer ===
Members of the public were able to submit questions for the Candidate Q&A via the Elections Committee Contact Form until June 30th. During July, two groups of Q&A answers were posted and a Candidate Chat was held.
==Election Statistics==
The Elections Committee released the election statistics at the end of August. The 2024 election had 14959 total eligible voters. Of those, 3415 voters cast a ballot, representing 22.8% of the potential voters.OTW Election Statistics for 2024 
==References==
Category:OTW Board Elections Category:2024 Events
2025 AO3 Captain America movie series tag segregation controversy

* AO3 Tagging System
== Overview == 
* Hey other fandoms already do this! :) (Example: James Bond)
** Uh. No--other fandoms do not do this. (Example: Doctor Who, due South, Bayverse Transformers)
* Ahem. Standard archiving practices! Recognized by fancy institutions! Totally neutral and without bias! 
** Yeah, it's called institutional racism.
* Bad organization! This makes things worse for everyone! Just use the additional tags! Example: Batfamily fandom
* A main character field would be a more useful feature.
== The Change ==
== Responses ==
: 
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From End OTW Racism:
https://sandrasolos.tumblr.com/post/774850490685161473/identity-tags-and-you-on-archive-of-our-own
https://old.reddit.com/r/AO3/comments/1icmbvt/from_ao3s_tumblr_captain_america_tags/
== Responses to the responses ==
As of this writing, no response or action from AO3 or OTW.
Some fans have reacted to the negative reactions by describing complaints as "yelling" and "angry shouting",https://stopthatimp.tumblr.com/post/774043777160642560/you-are-yourself-making-an-assertion-which-does as is traditional when people dare talk about racism in fandom.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2025 Events
Category:Archive of Our Own
Category:Captain America
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:Race & Fandom
20 Inkspots

20 Inkspots was a multifandom fanwork challenge community for fanfic writers and fan artists. A pair consisting of an artist and a writer could either sign up together or separately, with a fandom and a character or ship of their own choosing. There were multiple sets of themes, including one of dark themes and one of fluffier "light" themes.
==About==
==Links==
*FAQ post
*Community memories
== References ==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
20 Yahren Reunion

The 20 Yahren Reunion was a Battlestar Galactica convention held in 1998 in Southern California. The event, organized by DJ Driscoll, featured many of the actors, writers and other creators in the Battlestar Galactica series. The charity for the event was the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation.
Convention Reports
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==Gallery==
Image:The Signal Fri Jul 31 1998 (1).jpg|newspaper article in the Santa Clarita Signal. July 31, 1998, click to read
Image:The Signal Fri Jul 31 1998-2.jpg|page 2, click to read
Category:1998 Conventions
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978)Category:Conventions in United States