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ATA Gene

In the Stargate universe, ATA is an abbreviation for Ancient Technology Activation; the ATA gene allows holders to activate, manipulate and control technology built by the Ancients.Wikipedia, Ancient technology in Stargate, (Accessed 16 October 2008) 
==In SG-1 Fic==
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==In SGA Fic==
Because John Sheppard has a very strong expression of the gene, a lot of fic has the scientists calling on him to come and activate Ancient technology (sometimes this is referred to as "light switch duty," and Sheppard may be called a "human light switch"An early example is in Domenika Marzione's novelization of "The Rising": "Sheppard flew him to the outpost three more times, staying twice to work the control chair and play light switch for the scientists" (Accessed 27 February 2009) ) This was especially common in early John/Rodney fics, where authors needed more of a pretext to have the two interact. In later seasons, they are shown to be close friends as well as being on the same team, and thus the use of John's gene as a plot device has become less common. One genre of SGA fic posits that Sheppard's ATA gene is sufficiently "special" to make him closer to an Ancient than other carriers, or he is revealed to be a hidden or reincarnated Ancient.
Sheppard's strong gene has also led to a trope wherein Atlantis is sentient, and considers John her "favorite son." This topic can be treated lightlyA humorous treatment of Atlantis's sentient status: Don't Panic, by bibliotech. or taken in much darker directions.
==In SGA/Harry Potter Crossover Fic==
In this genre of crossover fiction, Potterverse witches and wizards are often depicted as possessing the ATA gene, or SGA characters are written as witches or wizards (for example, John Sheppard in Rokeon's Different Kinds of MagicRokeon, Different Kinds of Magic, accessed 2009 February 27 ). The 'messy hair' of James and Harry Potter is sometimes taken to refer to a familial connection with John Sheppard. A classic crossover fic is Isis's Clarke's Law.Isis, Clarke's Law, accessed 2009 February 27. 
==References==
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:Stargate SG-1
Category:Stargate
ATEEZ

ATEEZ is a fourth-gen K-Pop boy band based in South Korea and created by KQ Entertainment. ATEEZ are celebrated for their powerful performance skills and elaborate Lore (K-Pop glossary term).
==Members==
ATEEZ has 8 members:
* Park Seonghwa, the eldest, who is a vocalist and visual. 
* Kim Hongjoong, the leader or "Captain" as the members and fans call him, rapper, and a lyricist and producer under the guidance of the Edendary production group
* Jeong Yunho, dancer and vocalist
* Kang Yeosang, dancer and visual
* Choi San, vocalist, dancer
* Song Mingi, rapper, lyricist, producer
* Jung Wooyoung, Dancer, vocalist
* Choi Jongho, Main vocalist and maknae
==Fandom==
The fandom nickname is ATINY. ATEEZ is known for attracting primarily non-South Korean fans, to the extent that ATEEZ was able to sell out its first world tour, which took place just a few months after their debut. 
There is a thriving online fandom for ATEEZ, with fans participating in social media, including Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, and VLive. 
On AO3 ATEEZ has risen to be the sixth-most popular K-pop fandom, which is very successful for a group from a minor entertainment company.
===Korean Fandom===
Although allegedly less popular domestically than it is internationally, ATEEZ's Korean fans thrive and provided crucial nearby support to the band during the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic, when international travel was impossible for K-pop idols. Korean fans, when permitted flocked to fansigns, live stages, and concerts, priding themselves on safely supporting ATEEZ by masking and following additional health protocols.
Fan creativity is apparent on many levels. For example, the assigning of unique nicknames to the band and its members. For example, information about one band nickname circulate recently on Twitter: https://twitter.com/vasilissaadair/status/1607616229916954631?s=20&t=kWS_ezsrdefL_bKSTvW_7A
===Global Fandom===
==Shipping==
===Popular ships===
*Choi San/Jung Wooyoung aka "Woosan"
*Kim Hongjoong/Park Seonghwa aka "Matz" or "Seongjoong"
*Jeong Yunho/Song Mingi aka "Yungi"
==Controversies==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* We Would Be Savage series by 0KKULTiC
* Gods in the Sky by SinisterSound
===Fanart===
* HALATEEZ Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Mingi by halamingi1117
* Moment of Respite by avgcatboyliker
* Fancomic by joongbug_arts, illustrating their lore-inspired fic: I'm Going There, 'Cause You're There
* Be the Light, HALAZIA by vanzoopalz Seonghwa's transcendant moment in the Halazia MV
* Prequel, Part 1, and Part 2 of a fancomic featuring Hongjoong and Hala!Hongjoong, and a Sequel with Halazia!Seonghwa by JaroInThePit
* [The King and His Captain by antis_ss
===Fanvids===
* Come Along | Pirate Ateez Animatic by chroikalari1372
* Hongjoong-centric TikTok video by yeosual and fanart by JaroInThePit inspired by this fanvid
==Fannish Resources==
*ATEEZ fanworks tag at AO3
*ATEEZ at the kpop wiki
*ATEEZ community on Reddit
Category:ATEEZ
ATLA Renaissance

For now see Avatar: The Last Airbender#2020 Renaissance
==History==
*Show aired 2005-2008
*fandom ?continued strong? for a while thereafter (I assume?? I wasn't there)
*but y'know show fandoms fade with time, and a lot of people moved on to Legend of Korra
*Then it became available to stream on Netflix
* actually earlier (i think in 2019??) in some regions of the world, but the big impact was when it came to US Netflix in ??May 2020??
* this (probably in concordance with Covid-19 and Fandom) lead to a huge resurgence of interest in the show
* Massive increase in fic on ao3 (about 10k in 2019~30k by the end of 2020 -- TODO pull numbers)
* Chart topper in Tumblr Fandometrics too
* soo much fanart
* TODO: research activity off tumblr??? i was just on tumblr and ao3 lol
==Fandom Impact==
===Rise of Zukka===
==Fan Comments==
Tumblr post by lizard-business commenting on themes/discussions of the "Avatar Renaissance", encouraged people to reblog with their own additions. The post accrued over 13,000 notes by 2024:
Got a shout-out in Sanderstober 2020:
* Who would have thought the atla renaissance of 2020 also included athletes watching the show for comfort and that they would carry the torch to the actual Olympics. This is amazing.
==Aftermath==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Avatar: The Last AirbenderCategory:2020 Events
ATLOP: Trial by Fire

ATLOP: Trial by Fire, originally called Avatar: The Legend of Percy, is a popular Percy Jackson and the Olympians fanfic. It uses an original fanlang. Halmaheran. 
==Summary==
==Series==
1. Trial by Fire (2020)
2. Lessons in Water (2020-2023)
3. Weight of Air (2023-present)
4. Halmaheran (2021)
5. She Sees Seaborne by the Seashore (2023)
Category:Rick Riordan FanfictionCategory:2020s Fanfiction
ATTHS

ATTHS is an abbreviation for the term "and then they had sex" in the X-Files fandom often posted as reply to a screencap or gif from the show because MSR shippers used to regularly post fill in the blank/ post-episode fan fiction where Mulder and Scully resolve their sexual tension.
==Trivia==
Gillian Anderson started to wear T-shirts with the ATTHS print during several of her X-Files Conventions appearances and auctioned them off for charity at the end of her panels.
==External links==
* ATTHS works on AO3
* definition at urban dictionary
* TXF - ATTHS Fanvid by BostonUrMyHome
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:X-Files Tropes & Genres
ATTN: JMS

ATTN: JMS (also: "Attn: JMS," "attn: JMS," and "(Attn: JMS)") is a self-imposed code/label that fans on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 put in their message subject line.
It was meant to attract the attention of J. Michael Straczynski in hopes he would read their post in regards to direct questions, conversations starters, show discussion, and suggestions. Many examples can be seen in the messages imbedded at "JMSNews": .
It is, of course, difficult to know if these posts did attract the attention of JMS. They certainly were clues to a fan group known as Rangers that the message needed to possibly be filtered before it was sent to JMS Himself.
==Why Some Fans Disliked the Header==
The phrase had been diluted: so many messages were titled this way that no single human could read them all, much less sift through things that were posted without deep thought or curation.
Another reason was that because of the nature of reposting, the phrase was often lost, embedded, and diluted in other messages, and it lost all meaning.
But the main reason many fans disliked the subject header was the brown-nosing it represented: 
==References==
Category:Babylon 5
ATWTFix

ATWTFix was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership and posting with 215 members at its close. The group's peak period was from 2001-2009. Posting diminished rapidly after 2010, but when it was active it had as many as 3700 messages a month. 
==Description==
Category:As The World Turns
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
AU's, and You! When is an alternate universe not an alternate universe

AUs, and You! When is an alternate universe not an alternate universe? is a meta essay by LJC that seeks to explain and define alternate universes.
It was originally posted at Fanfiction.net and later .
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Alternate universes, parallel universes, and alternate histories. 
* Denialfic and universe alteration
==Excerpts==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
AURORA (Robert O'Reilly fan club)

AURORA (also "A.U.R.O.R.A.") (Appreciation and Unity for the Robert O'Reilly Alliance) is an international Star Trek alliance formed in September 1992 by fan Debbie Griffin, with official written sanction of the actor Robert O'Reilly, who played the Klingon leader Gowron in Star Trek: The Next Generation.Debbie Griffin, 'AURORA: appreciating Robert O'Reilly and the Klingon Way", The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book, December 1994, p. 135.
==Purpose==
According to advertising material for AURORA that was published in The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book in December 1994: 
==Structure==
As of December 1994:
==Activities==
==Membership==
==References==
Category:1992 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
AUSTEN-L

AUSTEN-L or Austen-L is the earliest mailing list in the Jane Austen fandom. Founded in January 1994, it is of the listserv type, based at the McGill University in Canada, and is predominantly a discussion list. Searchable online archives are available from December 1997. It remains active as of January 2014.
==History==
AUSTEN-L was founded in January 1994 by Jacqueline Reid-Walsh, thus pre-dating the popular BBC Pride and Prejudice adaptation of 1995. It grew rapidly, reaching an international membership of hundreds within a year.Yaffe, Deborah. Among the Janeites: A Journey Through the World of Jane Austen Fandom pp. 185–187 In 1996, at the height of Firthmania, it was estimated to have over 800 members, with around 25 daily posts.
The last available messages available in the list's homepage date from May 2016.
==Topics==
Discussion topics include anything related to any of Austen's works. Group reads of the novels & other works were organised in 1996–98, and are repeated at intervals.
===Adaptations===
Discussion of the adaptations is explicitly permitted; Karen P posted in 1996:
Despite this, Henry Churchyard (compiler of the list's de facto FAQ) states Hollywood gossip about the actors who appear in the films, or declarations of admiration for Colin Firth's derrière, are less welcome. The P&P2BB message board (later the nucleus of The Republic of Pemberley) span off from AUSTEN-L in July 1996 to facilitate discussion of the 1995 P&P adaptation aka "P&P2". Among the Janeites: A Journey Through the World of Jane Austen Fandom quotes Amy B., founder of P&P2BB, as saying:
===Fanworks===
Fanfiction does not appear to have ever been posted to the list, although occasional story recommendations were posted.For example, AUSTEN-L: The Bits of Ivory (9 December 1999)
===Fanny Price Wars===
According to Churchyard:
==Reviews==
Excerpts from a long review by academic Sandra Thompson in 1996:
A brief fannish review by Ann Haker/Margaret D.:
==Resources==
A huge amount of information about the list in 1998 (originally compiled by Henry Churchyard) is available here at The Republic of Pemberley.
==References==
Category:Jane Austen
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
AU Bingo

AU Bingo was a Alternate Universe-focused bingo challenge inspired by Kink Bingo that ran from 2010 to 2012. As of 2023, there were 136 entries and 3,046 comments recorded in its user profile, and over 260 works in the AO3 tag.
== Links ==
* FAQ post
* LiveJournal tag list
* Community: au_bingo tagged on AO3
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:Bingo
Category:Multifandom Challenges
AU and You

AU and You by penknife is a 2007 meta essay that discusses the differences between different types of fanfiction generally covered by the term "alternate universe" and asks commenters for their opinion. The essay received 119 comments, but regrettably most of them weren't saved in the archiving process.
==The Essay==
The essay starts out by defining three kinds of AUs, labeled to make sure commenters can all be on the same page for discussion. 
==="Classic AU"===
Classic AU matches up with what people might also call canon divergence, among other things. Penknife describes it like so:
Penknife goes on to say that she thinks that "these stories work better if you can focus on one plausible change", and that adding too many changes into an AU of this sort will make it hard for readers to follow along. Penknife wants to have "a really clear idea of exactly what's changed and why" and furthermore: 
==="Canon-denial AU"===
Canon-denial AU has also been called Universe Alteration.
Penknife says that "you don't necessarily have to spend a lot of time explaining why the thing that's different is different" but that "I think this only works for canon events that might easily not have happened."
==="Alternate-reality AU"===
Alternate-reality AU is describing AUs like the coffee shop AU that entail an extreme change in setting.
About alternate-reality AUs, says:
She also says that it's really important for alternate-reality AUs to give the characters "enough interaction in the new setting to develop similar relationships to the ones they had in the canon setting".
==Comments and Reactions==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
AWIT Press

You may be looking for the press, A Wrinkle in Time. 
AWIT Press was a fanzine publisher that published mainly slash Star Wars: The Phantom Menace fanzines and English versions of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace doujinshi. 
The publisher also organizes the annual ConStrict convention (2001-present) in Las Vegas, NV.
It was also the host of the proposed con, Con-Scribe, a 1997 gathering that never took place.
Despite the similar name, it is not related to A Wrinkle in Time.
==Zines==
*Beginnings (Star Wars: TPM zine) (The Phantom Menace)
*Beyond the Pale (The Phantom Menace)
*Buying Trouble (The Phantom Menace)
*Chiaroscuro Adumbration (The Phantom Menace)
*Constricted by Plot (multifandom)
*Convergence/Provocateur (The Phantom Menace)
*The Dragon War Chronicles (The Phantom Menace)
*Force of a Different Color (The Phantom Menace)
*Four Colorotica (DC Comics)
*Foursome (The Phantom Menace)
* Geeks & Goons (Stargate Atlantis)
*Letters (The Phantom Menace) 
*The Making of Samwise (Lord of the Rings)
*Riding the Wheel of If (The Phantom Menace)
*Snapshots 1999 (The Phantom Menace)
*War Chronicles (The Phantom Menace)
AXFAT!

AXFAT!, an initialism of "All X-Files, all the time!", was an X-Files webring that was managed by Stacey Oziel.
==Members==
*Three Way Stop
*The Hub: The Best in X-Files Fan Fiction
*The Fan Fiction of Stacey Oziel
==Trivia==
*the claim "All X-Files, all the time" was also used by the site Down in the Basement
Category:X-Files Webrings
Category:1999 Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
A 'R'omance with 'r'omance, Or, What a difference a cap makes

A 'R'omance with 'r'omance, Or, What a difference a cap makes is by Fialka.
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A 'zine! A 'zine! My kingdom for a 'zine!

A 'zine! A 'zine! My kingdom for a 'zine! is an essay by LJC.
The subject: the history and production of zines. "...the goal of this column is actually to get more online folks to read fanzines."
==Excerpts==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Zine Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A + H = M & J

A + H = M & J is a fan theory in the A Song of Ice and Fire fandom that posits that Ashara Dayne faked her death and has been living in the Neck under the name Jyana as the wife of Howland Reed and mother of Meera and Jojen.
This theory was suggested by the user maidenandwarrior on June 2, 2013. It's not the most popular theory, but there's a fair amount of evidence for it.
It is related to a larger cluster of theories that hold that Ashara faked her death, as well as the death of her baby daughter, and is still alive. It's also related to wishful thinking that Ashara deserves better, and that the idea that she's living a nice life with a cool husband and cool kids makes people happy.
==Evidence==
===Harrenhal===
Meera is thought to be born the same year as Jon and Robb. If Jyana were a local crannogwoman from the Neck, Howland would've had to return home after Robert's Rebellion, get married, and conceive Meera very quickly. It's not impossible, but it's a pretty tight turnaround. Meera being conceived at or shortly after the tourney at Harrenhal fits more comfortably into the timeline.
Ashara is widely agreed to have conceived a daughter at the tourney at Harrenhal. Various theories suggest nearly every man present at the tournament as the child's father. The quiet and unassuming Howland was rarely considered as a serious contender, especially with womanizers like Robert Baratheon and Brandon Stark also on the list. But there's really no reason why Howland couldn't be the father.
Meera tells Bran a story tourney at Harrenhal, a story her father Howland told her. The story includes an oddly specific list of Ashara's dance partners, suggesting Howland was watching her very closely. This could be less of a political story and more of a how-I-met-your-mother story.
If Ashara and Howland hooked up in said shared tent, and Ashara was later spotted leaving said tent, this could explain the mainstream rumor is that Ashara and Ned were a thing.
===Dornish inheritance===
Meera and Jojen are first introduced as: "The Lady Meera of House Reed, with her brother, Jojen, of Greywater Watch." Meera is the one who leads the oath fealty. While not explicitly stated, Meera certainly acts like she, not Jojen, is their father's heir. If true, this would be Dornish inheritance — exceptions are unheard of. Where could this come from, except for perhaps a proud Donishwoman marrying into House Reed and insisting on it?
===Barristan===
The theory also draws heavily on this quote, which Barristan Selmy says about Dany, but which is thought to perhaps actually be more about Ashara, whose memory he kind of projects onto Dany.
===The name Jyanna===
The name Jyanna seems to be a mashup of the names Jon + Lyanna, perhaps suggesting that she was involved in that somehow.
==References==
Category:A Song of Ice and Fire
Category:Game of Thrones
A + J = C & J

A + J = C & J is a fan theory in the A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones fandoms. It posits that twins Cersei and Jaime Lannister were not fathered by Tywin Lannister, but rather are secretly the bastard children of Aerys Targaryen and Tywin's wife, Joanna Lannister.
The theory was being discussed on Usenet as early as 2006, albeit as an unlikely, tinhat-type scenario. It gained more traction after the release of the fifth book, A Dance with Dragons, in 2011, due to a scene in which Barristan Selmy tells Daenerys Targaryen that Aerys was "taken" with Joanna in his youth, and lamented the abolishment of the lord's right to the first night during her and Tywin's wedding feast.
Fans have also pointed to Jaime and Cersei's incestuous relationship as evidence supporting the theory, since sibling incest was a frequent, accepted practice within the Targaryen family. Others have drawn parallels between Aerys and Cersei, including paranoia, ruthlessness, and an obsession with wildfire. Some fans have also highlighted a passage in A Feast for Crows in which their aunt, Genna Lannister, tells Jaime that "Tyrion is Twyin's son, not you." However, it is possible to interpret Genna's statement as figurative rather than literal, i.e. Tyrion inherited Twyin's defining trait (a brilliant strategic mind) while Jaime did not.
A corollary theory holds that Cersei and Jaime's younger brother Tyrion is instead the one secretly fathered by Aerys.
==References==
Category:A Song of Ice and Fire
Category:Game of Thrones
A + J = T

A + J = T is a fan theory in the A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones fandoms. It posits that Tyrion Lannister is not actually the son of Tywin Lannister, but rather is secretly the bastard son of Aerys Targaryen, the Mad King, and Tywin's wife, Joanna Lannister.
The theory was apparently first proposed in a January 2005 Usenet post by a user called Groundsel. It gained traction after the release of the fifth book, A Dance with Dragons, in 2011, due to a scene in which Barristan Selmy tells Daenerys Targaryen that Aerys was "taken" with Joanna in his youth, and lamented the abolishment of the lord's right to the first night during her and Tywin's wedding feast.
A corollary theory holds that Tyrion's older twin siblings Cersei and Jaime are instead the ones secretly fathered by Aerys.
==Resources==
* "Tyrion Targaryen: is Tyrion the Mad King's son?" by Alt Shift X
==References==
Category:A Song of Ice and Fire
Category:Game of Thrones
A 50-year Trekkie bestows Star Trek history upon the next generation: How fandom and fanfiction sparked the galaxy’s most controversial romance

A 50-year Trekkie bestows Star Trek history upon the next generation: How fandom and fanfiction sparked the galaxy’s most controversial romance is a 2018 article by Alissa Smith for the newspaper "Colorado Springs Independent."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Fandom Grandma: Dee
* Star Trek: TOS 
* Star Trek's appeal to some women in terms of possibilities in cultural change regarding careers, gender expectations, sexuality
* fanfiction
* female fans and the challenges they faced 
* slash
* creating fanworks
* zines, apas
* fandom as transformative in people's lives
* several examples of fanart are displayed including the cover for Stellar Gas #2
* a link to another of the journalist's articles: Female and queer fans challenge pop culture by taking control of their own stories
==Excerpts==
Category:2018 News Media
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Kirk/Spock
A A Sonic Shipping

A A Sonic Shipping, short for Absolutely Any Sonic Shipping, was a Deviantart Multishipping group for Sonic the Hedgehog ship art.
== Overview ==
The group was formed around sharing almost any type of ship art. They allowed, in their own words:
They also accepted crossover ships and canon character x fan character ships. However, they did not allow "fancharacter-only pairings".
Their motto was "Love is Art, No Matter the Form" and their main page features art of Sonic with Amy and Sally, probably in reference to the Sonamy vs Sonally ship war which was raging in the fandom at that time.
A A Sonic Shipping currently has 2,665 Members, 2,273 Watchers, and 524,871 Pageviews. The last journal was posted on May 3, 2012.
== Contests ==
== Notable contributors ==
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog
Category:2010 Communities
Category:DeviantArt