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Elite (video game)

Elite was an extremely popular computer game of the 1980s. The game revolves around space travel, trade, and combat; players began with a minimally-armed ship and had to earn money (by transporting cargo and passengers, or in combat as bounties for destroying outlaws and hostile aliens.) Money was used to purchase better weapons and other equipment, and eventually better ships in some versions. The game also kept track of kills (giving a rating from 'Harmless' to 'Elite'), damage and wear to the player's ship, legal status (clean, offender, or outlaw), and reputation for transporting cargo and passengers. The game was open-ended, and it was possible to become rich enough that there were no limits on purchases other than the constraints of the ship in use. It's widely considered to have been the game that made Acorn's BBC Micro a success, and was popular on all of its platforms. It was hugely influential, and most subsequent space combat simulator games have shown some degree of similarity. It is acknowledged as one of the main inspirations for the multi-player game Eve Online.
A feature of its packaging was a long novella, The Dark Wheel by Rob Holdstock which described the game setting as background for a story of a young commander seeking revenge for his father's death. It was the first computer game to include such support material and the idea was widely copied.
Elite was notable for running well on very limited hardware, using wire-frame 3D graphics and very compact code, but because of this compactness there was no easy way to modify the game; details of the game universe such as planet names and descriptions, political and economic type, and technological level were generated from pseudo-random seeds, and changing the code had unpredictable effects on these seeds. Most notably, when the designers found that their code gave one solar system an obscene name they found it easier to delete the galaxy containing it than to change the way system names were generated.
Two subsequent successors were Frontier: Elite II (1993) and Frontier: First Encounters (Braben only, 1995), both much harder to play; partly because they used more realistic spaceflight mechanics, and partly because they had various bugs. This led to considerable nostalgia for the original game and a desire to see it on more modern platforms, and the eventual development of Oolite, an open-source play-alike. Other play-alikes include Alite (2015) for Android and Unknown (2012) for iOS (iPad and iPhone).
In 2012 Braben launched a Kickstarter campaign for a multi-player online version of the game, Elite: Dangerous, which went on sale in 2014 (Windows) - 2015 (Mac, X-Box One).
Fandom for the original Elite has to a large extent moved over to Oolite or Elite: Dangerous. All of the original games are available as free downloads from Ian Bell's website, the Elite homepage.
==Resources==
* Elite (Video Game) fanworks at Archive of Our Own
* The Elite Home Page
* The Elite Wiki
* Elite / Elite Expanded Universe Elite and Oolite resources
==References==
Elite Fan Group

Elite Fan Group is a term used by some Australian Doctor Who fans, perhaps others. 
"It has traditionally, though far from exclusively, been attached to prominent Sydney fans. There have been many a vitriolic debate over EFGs in the letter pages of Data Extract, the newsletter of the Doctor Who Club of Australia (DWCA). Occasionally the EFG debate mutated into a New South Wales versus Victoria slanging match... The term EFG was first used in 1991 in the letter column 'Think Tank' in Data Extract #83, and has stuck in the mind of Australian fandom ever since. The author of the letter was a ‘Peter Everingham’, who doesn’t exist (though the name has popped up in 'Think Tank' a number of times)." How I Killed a Fanzine by David J. Richardson 
Doctor Who Club of Victoria put out a zine, EFG in response to tensions in the fandom.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary‎
Elite Force Cinematic Universe Big Bang

The Elite Force Cinematic Universe Big Bang, or efcubigbang, is a fanfiction and fanart big bang challenge in the Lab Rats/Mighty Med/Elite Force fandom. 
==Masterlist==
===2023===
Artist: tabl3
Art Prompt: A post- Space Elevator fic exploring Leo's reaction to the incident + his relationships with the other Davenports
Artwork: https://www.tumblr.com/tabl3/724363410388795392/the-art-of-healing-advisortotheadvisor-lab?source=share
Author: dezwade/advisortotheadvisor
Fic Title: The Art Of Healing 
Fic Summary: One thing Leo had learned from consuming countless comics growing up was superheroes always bounced back. A building collapsing on them? Nothing. A laser to the head? Child's play. He should recover from having a rocket fall on his leg in no time.
Unfortunately, the real world rarely plays by comic book rules.
Fic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48993655 
Author: ma-except-lab-rats/TakeToTheStars
Fic Title: Inhuman 
Fic Summary: Adel angsts over their inhuman status (in a way) and no one really helps except Marcus. And then there's flashbacks. 
Fic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48238933 
Author: unvexes
Fic Title: sharing something
Fic Summary: — in which marcus lives and gives the elite force a visit, only to find someone who understands him more than he realized
Fic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49435594
Category:Lab Rats/Mighty Med
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Elitism in Fandom

There are huge cultural gaps between many different groups in fandom with different views on how inclusive or exclusive fannish spaces and practices should be. When these groups clash, it is often over the issue of elitism; the belief that one group of fans sees themselves as better than another group of fans for any number of reasons. Accusations of fandom elitism may also come into play when one group of fans feel excluded from an activity or event, for example fans who feel left out because they cannot access print zines through online means. Fandom elitism may overlap with gatekeeping in fandom.
Groups, practices, events, and so on that have sometimes been accused of being elitist include:
* BNFs
* Spaces that are temporarily or permanently invitation-only such as Dreamwidth and the Archive of Our Own
* LiveJournal communities with closed membership, such as damnyouwentz
* Awards for fanworks of any kind
* Archives for fanworks which are selective on quality, such as the Henneth Annûn Story Archive
* Writers of MST3K fic and others who police quality, such as The Literate Union
* Print only Fanzines, because they are inaccessible to net fans
* The No Stairway Anthology, an online anthology of fanfic in Supernatural fandom
* Some consider the concept/term feral fan elitist
* Some within the Teratophilia community who see "vanilla" monsters, like catgirls or werewolves, as not being monster enough to count as teratophilia
* Fans of canon ships may be seen as elitist by those with non-canon ships when they argue that non-canon ships shouldn't be shipped at all for not being realistic
* Alternatively, some shippers of noncanon ships may look down on canon shippers for a perceived lack of creativity or for not not being transformative enough.
* Furry lifestylers of the furry fandom
* Animators in the YouTube Multi Animator Project community who don't allow certain free software usage such as Flipaclip, which has a non-removable watermark
* Fans who have the time, money, and ideal location to travel to conventions, as well as afford sometimes expensive cosplays, may be seen as elitist by those who cannot attend or afford higher-end cosplays. Links with classism have been discussed.
* Those who can make a living solely by selling original species adoptables, and those who can afford to buy them
==Related Meta==
*'Elite' archives? by maeglinyedi (2004)
*Fan Fiction Elitism: Two Years Later by Persey (2006)
*On inclusion and exclusion in vidding fandom: personal reflections by bop radar (2009)
Category:Discussion
Eliza Dushku

Eliza Dushku is an American actress whose early film appearances include the role of Dana Tasker (the daughter of parents played by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis) in True Lies; she is probably best known in fandom for her roles in Joss Whedon productions: Faith in BtVS/AtS and Echo in Dollhouse; and for her role as Tru Davies in Tru Calling. Other roles include appearances in The New Guy, Bring It On, Wrong Turn and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, computer game voices, etc.
She is currently voicing Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk in Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. cartoon and will appear in Banshee's Season 4 (2016) as a main character.
==Fandom==
RPF also appears for Eliza, usually pairing her up with her Jossverse co-actors, such as Summer Glau or Enver Gjokaj, or even other actresses.
Crossover fanfic based on these sources often link Dushku's roles; for example, by saying that Faith was born Dana Tasker but ran away from home, that Tru Davis finds Faith's body on a mortuary slab and has to prevent her death, etc.
Some fan art of Dushku has been created either of herself or as one of her characters. Some fans also fancast her for various roles, such as comic book characters or book characters as well as original characters.
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
* Eliza Dushku by DeanSidwellArt
* Eliza Dushku as Faith by scotty309
* Eliza Dushku by DavidDeb
* Eli II by sicksister.
Fancasts:
* Eliza Dushku - Black Cat by callmemilo, Eliza as Felicity Hardy/Black Cat
* Eliza Dushku as Selina Kyle by kyg, Eliza as Selina Kyle/Catwoman
* Eliza Dushku - Catwoman by gato-chico
* Eliza Dushku as Helena Wayne/The Huntress by ParisNJones, Eliza as Helena Wayne/The Huntress
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Eliza Dushku works at AO3
===Communities===
* dushku_icons and eliza_lovers, for icons and graphics
* dushku_daily and eliza_daily, two daily communities
===Other===
* Eliza Dushku search at Deviantart
* Eliza Dushku tag at Tumblr
* Eliza Dushku as FanPop
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Actor RPF
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Eliza Schuyler

Eliza Schuyler is a main character in Hamilton: An American Musical. She is the middle Schuyler sister.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes, Fanon & Themes===
===Relationships===
* Alexander Hamilton/Eliza Schuyler
* Maria Reynolds/Eliza Schuyler
* Alexander Hamilton/John Laurens/Eliza Schuyler
* Angelica & Eliza & Peggy
==Example Fanworks==
===Canon Era===
===Modern Era===
===Other Eras===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Elizabeth "Eliza" Schuyler tag on AO3
==Resources==
* Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton on Hamilton Wikia
* actual history Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton on Wikipedia for inspiration
* Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton correspondence (before marriage, after marriage) in the U.S.A. National Archives for inspiration
Category:Hamilton
Elizabeth

This page includes the variation spelling between Elizabeth and Elisabeth including the various nicknames for the names; Liz, Lizzie, Lizzy, Elisa, Eliza, Elisha.
See also: Buffy and Beth.
==Fictional Characters==
* Elizabeth Bartlet - a The West Wing character.
* Elizabeth Bennet - a Pride and Prejudice character.
* Elizabeth Dehner - a Star Trek: TOS character.
* Elizabeth Greene - a Prototype character.
* Lizzie Griffiths - a Tinker Bell character.
* Elizabeth Keen - a The Blacklist character.
* Liz Lemon - a 30 Rock character.
* Elisa Maza - a Gargoyles character.
* Lizzie McDonald - a Life With Derek character.
* Elizabeth "Lizzie" McGuire - the titular Lizzie McGuire character.
* Elizabeth "Liz" Parker - a Roswell character.
* Eliza Schuyler - a Hamilton character.
* Elizabeth Effy Stonem - a Skins character.
* Elizabeth Swann - a Pirates of the Caribbean character.
* Eliza Thornberry - a The Wild Thornberrys character.
* Elizabeth Weir - a Stargate Atlantis character.
==Fandoms==
* Elizabethtown
* The Lizzie Bennet Diaries
* Lizzie McGuire
==Fans==
* Elizabeth aka Amber - a Roswell fan writer
* Elizabeth, a Hanson writer
* Elisabeth aka Dragonydreams, a Buffyverse fan
* Elizabeth7 aka Luna - a Labyrinth and Harry Potter fan
* Elizabeth Culmber aka edenfalling - a multifandom writer
* Elizabeth Lowry - a Starsky and Hutch fan writer
* Elizabeth Urich - a fan writer
* Elisabeth Waters - a Darkover fan writer
* Liz S. - a Star Wars and Blake's 7 fan writer
* Liz Woledge - a fan artist and aca-fan
==Actresses==
* Elisha Cuthbert, a 24 and House of Wax actress
* Eliza Dushku, a BuffyVerse, Tru Calling and Dollhouse actress
* Elizabeth Mitchell, a Lost and Revolution actress
* Elisabeth Sladen, a Doctor Who actress who played Sarah Jane Smith
Elizabeth Bear

Elizabeth Bear is a pro science fiction and fantasy writer. 
Bear's and many others' comments, were a focus of RaceFail '09.
== Comments by Bear on Fanworks==
==Relationships to Fans: Comments by Fans==
==Fanworks by Bear==
* The Cryptic Stranger Affair (Man from U.N.C.L.E.) (2007)
* Mark of the Beast, Lucky, School Daze, Two Pair of Aces, First Knock on Coffins, Fishhooks, Marksman, Dead Man's Hand, (all located here) (Criminal Minds) (2005-2008)
==Fanworks Inspired by Bear's Writing==
* Every Marine a Wolfbrother, an AU fusion with "A Companion to Wolves" 
* Tomato Juice, Worcester Sauce, and Aspirin: A Very Unauthorized Sequal to Blood and Iron (2007)
* fan art for Blood and Iron, by Jenna Kass (2012)
==Some Meta==
* Actually, I think debates about fanfiction are boring. And pointless. And such a waste of perfectly good time when people could be telling stories. (comments on fanfiction) (July 2, 2004)
* Oh, the foolhardiness of involving one's self in fandom politics.... (comments on Arcana) (May 16, 2006) 
* I am Bear's extreme lack of motivation. (topic: fanfiction) (Oct. 25th, 2006)
* (comments about How Fanfiction Makes Us Poor: Posted Responses (April 26, 2007) 
* (a post by Bear that became part of RaceFail '09) (January 12, 2009)
* chop wood. carry water ("One of the things I love about fandom is that, at its best, it's a potlatch society.") (Dec. 23rd, 2009)
* this is what you wanted (comments on the "graying of fandom" and "the latest round of Hugo gatekeeping cloud-yelling...") (August 9, 2013)
==References==
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Elizabeth Caledonia Ashe

Elizabeth Caledonia "Calamity" Ashe, generally referred to as Ashe, is a playable character from Overwatch, a first-person shooter game by Blizzard Entertainment.
==Canon==
Ashe is the leader of the Deadlock Gang, of which Jesse McCree was a member.
==Fandom==
Ashe's introduction drew criticism for being another white character.https://www.heroesneverdie.com/2018/11/14/18066000/ashe-overwatch-hero-diversity-controversy
===Shipping===
Ashe is shipped with Jesse McCree, whom she shares history with, and Amélie Lacroix, a fellow female sniper villain.
==References==
Category:Overwatch Characters
Elizabeth Christensen

Elizabeth Christensen is an American writer who has authored/co-authored several Stargate tie-in novels. She also worked as a civilian engineer for the US Air Force.
She first began writing during her school days with Star Trek fanfiction but she "Tossed it all out ages ago, and for good reason".Post in Ask the Authors (Fandemonium), GateWorld forums, January 9th, 2008
==References==
Category:Stargate
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Elizabeth Dehner

Elizabeth Dehner is a human character who appears in the Star Trek: TOS episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before." She is Gary Mitchell's partner, and is killed by the end of the episode after acquiring dangerous psychic powers. 
For more about this character see Elizabeth Dehner at the Memory Alpha Wiki.
Oddly, Elizabeth Dehner is almost non-existent in fanfiction, but appears with some regularity in fanart.
==Some Images==
File:Fur5art2.jpg|from Furaha #4, the artist is Joni Wagner
File:Beyondantarestwentyart11.jpg|from Beyond Antares #20, artist is Harvey Kong Tin
File:Onlytrek1-1.jpg|from Only Trek #1, artist is Pat Kilner
File:Tneg22.jpg|from T-Negative #22, artist is Alan Andres
Category: Star Trek TOS Characters
Elizabeth Helena

Elizabeth Helena was a fanfic writer.
Her first fic was Condemnation, a dark Garak/Bashir story written for the Garak/Bashir Fuh-q-fest.
She wrote a lot of Starsky & Hutch stories with Rebelcat.
==Interview==
See Bay City Library Interview with Elizabeth Helena (2007)
==Her Fiction==
* Condemnation (her first fic, a dark Garak/Bashir story written for the Garak/Bashir Fuh-q-fest, this link has lengthy and entertaining author's notes)
* Be Straight With Me with Rebelcat
Category:Fanwriters
Elizabeth Holden

Elizabeth Holden is a fan writer and letterhack from Ottawa, Canada, who has been active in comics fandom since the 1970s and slash fandom since the early 1990s.
==Awards==
* 1998, 200 STIFfie Award
* 2002, 2004 Fan Q Award
* 1999 Huggy Award
* 1999 Maggie Awards
==APA==
In the early 1980s, Holden was a member of the Canadian APA, The Final Frontier. Her trib was titled "Kevas and Trillium." This is not the same as Kevas & Trillium, another Canadian publication. 
 
==Fiction in Print Zines==
===Anthologies===
* Adventure and Adversity (Horatio Hornblower)
* The Bisto Kids (Pros)
* Cordrazine (Star Trek: TOS)
* Cohorts #3, #4, #6 (X-Men, Sandman)
* Concupiscence #5 (X-Files, Pros)
* Diverse Doings #6, #10 (Horatio Hornblower)
* Double eXposure (X-Files)
* Enter-comm #3, #4, #6 (Star Trek: TOS)
* Entr'Acte (Babylon 5, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace)
* Even Less to Hide (Queen of Swords) 
* EXposure (X-Files)
 
* Frisky Mountain High (X-Files)
* Homosapien #5 (Pros)
* Motet #1, #2, #3, #4 (Pros)
* Never Far Apart (Pros)
* Night Music in B & D (Pros)
* Nothing to Hide (Pros)
* Roses and Lavender #1, #2, #5 (Pros)
* The Summer I Turned Frisky (X-Men)
* Variations on the Theme of B and D #1, #2 (Pros)
* Virtual Pros (Pros)
* X-Plicit Fantasies (X-Files)
* You Don't Bring Me Friskys (Star Trek: Voyager)
 
===Standalone===
* Forever True (Pros)
* Sand Castle (Pros)
Category:Fanwriters
Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) was the longest serving British monarch, and was well loved by many - delighting people with her mischievous sense of humour and cultural awareness, for example when photobombing an Australian athlete's selfie at the Commonwealth Games. "Ahhh The Queen photo-bombed our selfie!!", Tweet by Jayde Taylor, 24 July 2014. 
The Queen took this public engagement further by featuring in her own Real Person Fiction, in collaboration with fellow British icons: 
* secret service agent 007 James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) for the Opening Ceremony of the London Olympics in 2012; "James Bond and The Queen London 2012 Performance", YouTube video on the Olympics channel, 28 July 2012. and 
* refugee Paddington Bear (Ben Whishaw) for the Platinum Party at the Palace in 2022. "Ma’amalade sandwich Your Majesty?", YouTube video on The Royal Family channel, 6 June 2022.
However she was also considerably disliked, and even hated, often due to the colonialism of the British Royal Family, and her death was celebrated on fandom-heavy sites such as Tumblr, with many memes being created or continued, often involving Doctor Who actor Christopher Eccleston, or the animated film Megamind.
Another meme, involving the idea that Sans from Undertale caused her death after he won a poll about who was the best Tumblr Sexyman on Twitter, lead to somewhat of an influx of related fanworks featuring him, often with Reigen Arataka from MP100 (who came second). Many of these fics and artworks are Sans/Reigen Arataka, and involve one or both of them reacting to, or causing, the Queen's death. Other characters from other media will occasionally show up too.
==Fanworks==
The Royalty RPF genre of fanworks is well established. There are currently 259 fanworks bearing the character tag "Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom" on the AO3. Those with the most kudos are set in the British universes of Harry Potter, Sherlock, Kingsman, and The Crown. "259 Works in Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom" (accessed 9 September 2022).
===Fanfiction===
*Discovery at Buckingham Palace by Torchickentacos - Sans/Reigen fic where the former finds the Queen on the day of her death.
==Resources & External Links==
*Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:People
Category:Celebrities & Real People
Category:Royalty RPF
Elizabeth Lowry

Elizabeth Lowry writes gen and slash Starsky and Hutch fiction both online and in zines. She won a 2000 STIFfie Award.
==Zines==
* Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions
* Dark Night of the Soul
* Don't Give Up On Us
* The Fix
* The Fix Collected
* Half You, Half Me
* Hutch and Me Get It On a Whole Lot
* In Your Eyes
* It's Love, Cap'n
* Lifeline
* Partners
* Penal Code
* Podnahz
* SHarecon
* Still the One
* Timeless
* Turned to Fire
* Turned to Fire Letters of Comment (edited)
* Venice Place Chronicles
* Wanna Share?
* When Lightning Strikes
*Zebra Three
===Fanfiction===
* Fractured Discipline
Category:Fanwriters
Elizabeth Minkel

Elizabeth Minkel is a fan culture journalist, as well as the co-host of the podcast Fansplaining with Flourish Klink, and the co-curator of The Rec Center newsletter with Gavia Baker-Whitelaw.
==Fandoms==
Minkel has frequently discussed her experiences as a long-time lurker in fannish spaces. She describes herself as a current fan of Black Sails, in addition to naming Harry Potter, Torchwood/Doctor Who, BBC Sherlock, and Buffy as previous fandoms."About," Accessed on April 7, 2018. She also discussed her own fannish history in her 2016 OTW guest post.
==Fan Culture Journalism==
Minkel writes about books and fan culture for a variety of outlets. A more extensive list of her clips can be found on her Tumblr.
* "Harry Potter, Snob?" (The New Yorker, December 2010)
* "A Lurker's Dilemma" (Personal blog, June 2014)
* "The Author Sends Her Regrets: J.K. Rowling and Other Writers with Second Thoughts" (The Millions, February 2014)
* "Fangirl" (The Millions, January 2014)
* Why it doesn't matter what Benedict Cumberbatch thinks of fan fiction (2014)
* From the Internet to the Ivy League: Fanfiction in the Classroom (2015)
* "From the Internet to the Ivy League: Fanfiction in the Classroom" (The Millions, March 2015)
* Harry Potter isn't over, but what happens when a fandom grows up? (August 2015)
* "Rainbow Rowell's Carry On: meta-fan fiction, or simply a novel?" (The Guardian, October 2015)
* "The myth of the Entitled Fan" (New Statesman, July 2016)
* "'My words stayed in folders': life as a fandom lurker" (New Statesman, May 2016)
* "The Year of Loving Things Again" (Fansplaining's Medium, December 2017)
==Interviews==
* My Conversation with the Millions Elizabeth Minkel: The Full Text (2014)
* Fandom is My Fandom, panel discussion with Minkel and others at ComicCon (2015)
* An Interview with Elizabeth Minkel and Flourish Klink from fansplaining with Angela Yuen at Margins (2016)
* The Multiplicity and Diversity of Fandom: An Interview with Fansplaining's Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel by Henry Jenkins (2017)
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:Commentators
Elizabeth Mitchell

Elizabeth Mitchell is an American actress best known for her roles as Juliet Burke on ABC's TV series Lost, as FBI agent Erica Evans on V, and as Rachel Matheson in NBC's Revolution. She recently appeared in the Frozen arc on Once Upon a Time as the Snow Queen.
==Fandom==
Fans of Elizabeth call themselves "Liz lovelies"Elizabeth's Fandom on Elizabeth Mitchell Fan Club (Accessed 10 December 2014).
==Interactions with Fans==
She usually visits Elizabeth Mitchell Fan Club fansite if she's online,"I’ll go on there anytime I want to see if there’s nice things being said, because it’s run by a bunch of really lovely people." Elizabeth Mitchell in the Brink Magazine – March 2013. (Accessed 10 December 2014). which she revealed in an interview.
==Resources==
* Elizabeth Mitchell fanworks at AO3
* Elizabeth Mitchell tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Actor RPFCategory:RevolutionCategory:V Category:Lost Category:ER
Category:Once Upon A Time