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TPTB and Social Media

Throughout fannish history, fandoms have had different levels of involvement with The Powers That Be, the creators of their source texts. TPTB's Involvement with Fandom has varied in intensity, taken on several forms, and had differing end results. In the era of social media, TPTB/fan interaction is much more normalised, and creators are more likely to want to cater to the whims of their fanbase (or to appear to cater to them) than to deter them. However, this leads to a different set of issues including problems like queerbaiting, fan service and Breaking the Fourth Wall.
==Types of Interactions==
==Effects==
From a 2002 blog post: 
==Using Social Media Exposure for a Cause==
In the 2010s, many fans have begun communicating to The Powers That Be via Facebook, Twitter &c., supporting their favorite slash pairings and suggesting storylines in which they could be made canon. They make strong arguments in favor of establishing relationships between male stars in shows with fannish appeal; science fiction and fantasy, magic realism, "buddy cop" shows and action-adventure series. These fans often cite the need for more visible LGBTQ characters on television, making their petitions in terms of a call for visible diversity rather than a personal obsession or kink.
This has particularly been the case with Supernatural. Fans claiming to be LGBTQ, or to be supportive of same, have lobbied heavily for canon relationships between Dean and Sam Winchester, and especially for Dean and the angel Castiel (Misha Collins). Dean has had relationships with women in the past, especially Cassie (Megalyn Echikunwoke), to the chagrin of slash shippers. When Castiel had romance with a woman (April Kelly, played by Shannon Lucio) at the end of season 9, negative fan response pinned the meters. WB executive Chad Kennedy's Twitter account blew up after he said that the producers had not intended for either Dean or Castiel to be bisexual. He clarified that he did not write the show; that no one had pitched him an episode in which the male leads had romance with one another; but that he would not rule it out if such a script did come to him. Regarding Chad Kennedy at The Fandom Debunker, October 23, 2013. 
Sherlock has received similar attentions from fans, including online petitions, but creator Steven Moffat says he has no intention of allowing the famous pair to consummate their relationship physically. Alyssa Rosenberg, Steven Moffat on Sherlock’s Return, the Holmes-Watson Love Story, and Updating the First Supervillain. May 7, 2012.
==See also==
*Fandom and the Internet
*Violation of the Fourth Wall
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Industry
TPod's Wings

TPod's Wings was a slash recommendation site. It also featured fanfiction and fanart by TPod and had a links page.
The recs were sorted by fanfiction, fanart, books, films, music and the fanfic recs were sorted by "The Phantom Menace", "Yaoi Manga/Anime" and "Other Fandoms". 
The site was linked at Mac & Anna's Place in the category "Individual Author Fiction and Fannish Personal Sites" and it was marked as a het and slash site.
==References==
Category:Author Pages
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Yaoi Recommendation Sites
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:1999
Category:2000s
TQ

TQ is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Q story by Mercutio. 
Q forces Picard to acknowledge submissive fantasies.
It was the winner of a 1996 ASC Award.
==Author's Notes== 
"This story contains explicit descriptions of sex, and a dominance/submission type relationship (which is more than a little non-consensual, especially at first), as well as the character of Q. If you are offended by any of these concepts, please stop reading now. If not, well, you're in good company. ;) 
(And "TQ" stands for "thank you", a very common abbreviation on the net. I changed the title to that after Alara so vehemently denounced the other story entitled "Thank Q". I just gotta be different somehow. ;) )"
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Picard/Q Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
TREKisM (community)

TREKisM is the Star Trek Special Interest Group (SIG) of MENSA. It published a long-running newsletter called TREKisM as well as TREKisM at Length, a zine of fiction, art and non-fiction.
From TREKisM at Length #8: "TREKisM is the Star Trek Special Interest Group (SIG) of Mensa. There are no SIG dues as such, but a subscription fee is charged to cover the cost of the newsletter: $4.00 for members of Mensa, $5.00 for non-members ($7.50 for overseas airmail for everyone). The newsletter is published quarterly, containing 32 pages of articles, stories, poetry, reviews, and whatever strikes a writer's fancy. The unofficial editorial policy is 'A little something for everybody." 
Category:Star Trek TOS Communities
Category:1977 Communities 
Category:1970s Communities
Category:1980s Communities
Category:1990s Communities
TRPG&博得之门ONLY

TRPG&博得之门ONLY (TRPG & bódé zhī mén ONLY, meaning TRPG & Baldur's Gate ONLY) is a small to medium scale convention, happening in Beijing and Shanghai, China. The first iteration of the convention happened on the 24th and 25th of February 2024, on the 3rd floor of the 嘻番里 (Xī fān lǐ) building, in Beijing.https://m.weibo.cn/u/2400521707#&gid=1&pid=2 The building is home to AR, metaverse-like and roleplaying spaces.
Since then, it has also expanded to Shanghai.
The convention was planned due to the success of Baldur's Gate III in China, together with the popularisation of Tabletop Roleplaying Games (TRPG). The convention is under Golden Age Expo organisation.
==Convention Days==
==== First Beijing Con ====
The first day of the Beijing convention is dedicated to TRPGs while the second day is focused solely on the world of Baldur's Gate, specifically Baldur's Gate III. 
During the 24th of February 2024, the event welcomed newcomers into the word of TRPG with the help of experienced players. The focus was mainly on women's groups, providing a 3 to 5 hour long learning experience, from character sheet creation to learning how to start a campaign as a DM. The event advised participants to bring a pen and paper.
Different guest DMs were invited, and hosted different styles of games, from different editions of Dungeons and Dragons' games to Magical Kitties Save the Day.
During the 25th, besides being able to visit other fans' stands, fans were be able to participate in various roleplaying activities, these include:
*Solving on-site tasks (puzzles) that earn them gold coins;
*Go to the Harpers Bank and complete skill tasks (such as charm or persuasion skills) to also earn gold coins;
*Go to a tavern, where game videos and fanvids will be shown, and use their earned gold to purchase special drinks;
*Divination services: Going from "camp" to "camp" in order to gain a "camp" dice;
*Participate in tavern duels or bet on them in order to also gain more coins.
During these events, various Baldur's Gate III cosplayers appeared, roleplaying and interacting with guest fans.
==== First Shanghai Con ====
During the Shanghai Con, the same theme of Day 2 Beijing Con was expanded upon. There were professional Cosplayer welcoming and LARPing with the con-goers.
== References ==
Category:Conventions in China
Category:2024 Conventions
TRUMP

TRUMP is a Japanese vampire-themed stage play, best known for the production by the all-male acting group D2.
== Productions ==
According to the Hello! Project wiki:
== Fandom ==
As of December 2017, TRUMP has 13 works on Archive of Our Own.
Some pairings include Teacher Gustav/Teacher Michelangelo and Allen Strauff/Teacher Klauss.
File:Gustavandmichelangelo.PNG|Gustav and Michelangelo, two vampire teachers.TRUMP Character Descriptions! at fuckyeahd2boys. (Accessed 18 December 2017.)
File:Allenandnklauss.PNG|Krauss, a teacher, and Allen, a problem student who manipulates him.
== Resources ==
* TRUMP - D2 fanworks at AO3
* http://dstage.jp/
* TRUMP info and character descriptions at fuckyeahd2boys
==References==
Category:TRUMP
TSStoryfinders (Sentinel mailing list)

TSStoryfinders is a Sentinel mailing list with a focus on identifying and locating Sentinel fics. 
It has an archive called TSStoryfinders.
In February 2016, it had 1622 members.
The list presumably closed during the Yahoo!Groups Content Purge of 2019. It is unknown if it was relocated or archived. The last Wayback Machine backup before then was November 5, 2011TTStoryfinders on Yahoo via Wayback, Nov 5/11.
==About==
 
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Category:Sentinel Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
TSStoryfinders (Sentinel mailing list archive)

TSStoryfinders was a website that housed fan requests regarding identifying and locating fic for The Sentinel, being the archive for the mailing list of the same name: TSStoryfinders. The archive was divided into two sections: gen and slash.
Note: The front page says that the latest update was April 2015, but according to the links themselves, the last update was February 2014.
==Regarding Links==
"Please note: Story links for earlier years may be broken or no longer available online. It is an impossibility for the archivists - there are only three of us - to continually be checking the older links. If you can't find a story or website because the link is broken or unavailable, please ask on the TSStoryfinders list."
Category:Sentinel Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
TS Newsletter

TS Newsletter is a weekly newsletter for The Sentinel fandom.hermitsoul: Announcing the creation of ts_newsletter 2006-11-03 New issues were initially posted every Friday; currently the posting day is Sunday.
In deference to the many fans that exist off LJ/DW, the newsletter also links to fanworks posted to the three major fandom archives: Cascade Library, 852 Prospect, and Artifact Storage Room 3. Fanworks posted in My Mongoose are included as well. 
In March 2008 murklins graciously donated a delicious script that greatly helped automate the coding process.newsmod: murklins is working... 2008-03-29 The newsletter is currently crossposted to LJ, DW, and IJ. As of November 2012, it remains active.
==Content==
From the LJ profile page:
==Related Resources==
* The TS Newsletter Delicious
==References==
Category:Sentinel
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
TUE's Tales

TUE's Tales was TUE's Star Wars TPM fanfic page. It was part of Pumpkin's Slash Patch. The header of the site featured fanart by Ambersky, an illustration of young Obi-Wan with Qui-Gon.
==Stories==
*Snow Days - Close quarters lead to even closer quarters.
*Perchance to Dream - Obi-Wan has a dream.
*Sacrificial Lamb - Will Obi-Wan sacrifice his virginity to save a world?
*What You Do To Me - Qui-Gon surprises Obi-Wan.
*An End To Waiting - Confessions of love under a starlit sky.
*Laundry List - More than just laundry is getting done.
*Ghosts - Obi-Wan discovers love is timeless.
*Safe Harbor - Obi-Wan has trouble sleeping in the aftermath of the events in JA#8: The Day of Reckoning.
*Winter Snow - Season Series I.
*Spring Planting - Season Series II.
*The Loving - Obi-Wan's birthday and a ritual brings him and his master together.
*Bitten - Obi-Wan encounters an arachnid.
*The Art of Seduction - Obi-Wan learns a fine art from his master.
*Padawan Learner - A SW:TPM novella set in a universe where padawans are their masters' lovers.
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Squidge.org
Category:2000s Author Pages
TV21

TV21 is the best-known title of a comic that was originally called TV Century 21 but went through several name changes.
It was a weekly British science fiction comic, an anthology which featured strips based on Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation TV shows of the era including Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds (after the first year), later Captain Scarlet and Joe 90. There was also a strip based on the Daleks which did not feature Doctor Who. One feature from the first issue onwards was a series based on International Rescue agent Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward. Another strip, Special Agent 21, was not based on a TV show but filled in some of the back story of the shared universe of Gerry Anderson's TV series.
Towards the end of its life the comic broadened its coverage to include other TV SF shows such as Star Trek and Land of the Giants. Several facsimile volumes were published in 2009-12.
Although the comic was derivative of the TV shows, its glossy art style was very influential and is often used for fan art based on these series.
A sister comic, Lady Penelope (1966-69), was aimed at girls and had an emphasis on the female characters of these series.
==Fan Works==
Second Empire, a Dalek web comic which draws its inspiration from TV21's Daleks strip.
Category:European Comics & Graphic Novels
Category:Supermarionation
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:UK Independent Comics
TV Bookshelf Interview with Ruth Berman

TV Bookshelf Interview with Ruth Berman was conducted in 2004. It is an audio/visual interview.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* her book of letters called "Dear Papa"
* reworking her Spockanalia story into a story she sold
* her zines, some of which are No, T-Negative
* her interest and love of transformative works
* being too varied in her fanac to appear on most lists of well-known fans
* children's literature
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
category:Tolkien Fan Interviews
Category:Audio
Category:2004 Fan Interviews
TV Chariot

TV Chariot is a gen multimedia digest-sized non-fiction fanzine that was published six times a year.
==Issue 9/10==
TV Chariot 9/10 was published in November 1978/January 1979 and has 35 pages. It has Battlestar Galactica (1978), Star Wars, Land of the Giants, UFO, and Lost in Space content.
==Issue 12/13==
TV Chariot 11/12 was published in March/July 1979. It has contributions by Mort Lickter, Pat Ryan, Paulette Stafford, Carol Pomeranz, Steve Adler, and Maureen Kaplan.
==Issue 13/14==
TV Chariot 13/14 published in November 1980/January 1981
* Contents/articles include the Ray Harryhausen “Clash of the Titans”; “Star Trek: The Motion Picture”; TV’s “Buck Rogers”; the “Star Wars” film “The Empire Strikes Back”; and more.
Category:Multimedia Zines
category:1970s Zines
category:1980s Zines
TV Commercials

The TV Commercials fandom is fairly small, but still appears. Usually created as a crackfic or humor fic, although there are some serious works. Some works actually do fusions or AUs with other fandoms. The fandom mainly appears on Archive of Our Own and Tumblr.
A few commericals that have fannish activity:
* Apple "Get a Mac" Commercials, a Apple commercial known for Mac/PC
* Folgers "Home for the Holidays" Commercial aka "Folgers Incest Commercial", a Brother/Sister are very happy to see each other again
* Allstate Insurance "Mayhem" Commercials
* Old Spice Commercials
* L'Oréal Paris Commercials "Because You're Worth It"
==Fanworks==
* Old Spice Kinkmeme Anthology
* Because You're Worth It, a Natasha Romanoff and Thor Odinson L'Oréal Paris gifspam.
==Archives==
* TV Commercials at AO3
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
TV Couples Hall of Fame

TV Couples Hall of Fame was a hubsite for various fandoms. It is being documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Sub sites contents==
Most of the sub sites included the following:
* A brief overview
* Jigsaw Puzzles
* Why they were chosen - the site owner's thoughts on the show
* List of episodes
* Links page
==Authors==
===Scarecrow and Mrs King===
* Ashley
* Becky
* Ceeg
* E.Eileen
* Felicity Anne
* Gaylynn
* Kate
* Kim
* Ladyfiery
* Panda
* Kathy
* Wendy
===The Ghost and Mrs Muir===
* Susan
* Denise
* Kathy
* Mrsscatz
* Mara
* Maggie
* Simie
* Mary
===Nanny and the Professor===
* Susan
* Kathy
===New Adventures of Zorro===
* Kathy M. and Kathy G.
==Screencaps==
Image:T.V. Couples Hall of Fame.png
Image:TV Couples Ghost and Mrs. Muir-main page.png
Category:GeoCities
Category:The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Category:Scarecrow and Mrs. King
TV Tropes

TV Tropes is a wiki dedicated to cataloging common (and uncommon) tropes in fiction, with extensive examples from thousands of series, listed (and occasionally argued over) by fans. While the site began as a collection of tropes in television shows, it has expanded over time to include examples from all varieties of media, including TV shows, movies, anime and manga, written literature, commercials, video games, web comics, fanfic, and real life.
An earlier version of the site was linked on Metafilter on March 11, 2004 (accessed 1/2009); that version is viewable on the Internet Archive. According to one commenter, it was started by Buffy and TWoP fans."Yeah, a lot of the early influence came from buffistas.org, and another faction from Television Without Pity." - darksasami on Metafilter comments, September 29, 2007 (accessed 1/2009)
An emerging convention is that one should not link to a TVTropes page without warning, since a reader clicking unawares may be sucked into a wikiloop by the site's addictive nature.For example, comment by thefourthvine: "Warning: cherry_ice and I have determined that TVTropes is a black hole. If you click on this link, there is a chance you will never escape from the website. Leave a message for your loved ones before you click. Also, it's a good idea to pack a lunch." in Woobies Wanted post, 27 Feb 2010. (accessed 03/2010) xkcd also references the TV Tropes time sink phenomenon here.
The site has seen its share of drama among users, moderators, and admins. Edit wars are common when fan biases take center stage, particularly on the YMMV page and especially when it comes to shipping and divisive characters. On a broader scale, entire pages have had to be cut due to being seen as flamebait or just distasteful after the admins started cracking down on lewd material.
Luckily, the admins and moderators do take notice of fan biases, reminding users what a certain trope is notFor example, "Faux Action Girl" does not mean a girl who loses a single fight or gets captured once or even locking down certain pages to user edits to prevent edit wars.
==Forks==
TV Tropes has spawned several forks, including All The Tropes,All The Tropes - Wikia Fandom hosted on the Miraheze wiki farm and originally a Wikia (later Fandom.com) version existed as well. These forks have happened for several reasons, such as wanting censorship policies that are less strict than TV Tropes, wanting censorship policies that are more strict than TV Tropes, and disliking a change to TV Tropes's choice of license. All The Tropes itself has also been forked into TropediaTropedia - Wikia Fandom and The True Tropes Wiki,The True Tropes - Wikia Fandom both hosted on the Fandom wiki farm.
==Notes==
 
==References==
Category:2004 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Category:Multifandom Wikis
TW-Drama

TWdrama is used to refer to Taiwanese dramas. 
TWdramas have a pre-established number of episodes in which to tell their story (although a poorly performing drama may be cut short by an episode or two, and a popular one may have a few episodes added onto the series' run).
Taiwanese dramas have a run-time between 45 minutes and an hour. They usually have between 12 to 20+ episodes, although there are rare exceptions that run longer.Dangermousie's Drama Primer: Everything You Wanted To Know About Dramas But Were Afraid To Ask :), posted to livejournal, 2009-01-28.
== Resources ==
*Drama Wiki's TWDrama category
*Asian Drama Reviews
*Moving away from the Chinese-language market: The renaissance of 'new Taiwan dramas' (2024)
*Top 10 BLs Out of Taiwan by absolutebl (2021)
== Notes ==
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
Category:Live-action Television
Category:TW-Drama Fandom
Category:Taiwanese Media Fandom
TWC Panel Chat: 2015

TWC Panel Chat: 2015 was conducted by Claudia Rebaza as a part of the celebration for the 20th issue of Transformative Works and Cultures. 
==The Introduction==
"I’m your moderator, Claudia, and I’m a staffer with the OTW’s Communications committee. Our panelists today are:
: Lucy Busker is a writing professor at Parkland College in Illinois, USA. She was the founder and site maintainer of the original Fanfic Symposium, and the owner of the Fanfiction Critic's Association mailing list. Her recent interests include gender in children's media, including a strange fascination with her daughter's Barbie movies.
:Cathy Cupitt has been an active member of fandom since the late 1980s, first writing fanfiction for Lotrips. She's been a writer, reccer and vidder in Stargate: Atlantis, Torchwood, Supernatural and Teen Wolf, among others. She has a Doctorate in Creative Arts, and is currently a Research Fellow for the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education at Curtin University in Perth, Australia. 
: Amanda Odom has served as an instructor at several institutions, including the University of South Alabama, the United States Sports Academy, and Front Range Community College. She has also worked as an editor. She loves finding connections between the characters in comics, video games, books, and movies and the people who write and read them.
: Dana Sterling has published a romance novel under a nom de plume, and teaches writing at Oklahoma State University's Institute of Technology in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. She studied journalism, and previously spent 20 years as a reporter, editor and broadcaster. She has been a fan of comics, Star Wars, Stargate, and The Lord of the Rings among others.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* tie-in novels and the Hugos; how fanfic is reflected
* their start in acafandom
* Transformative Works and Cultures
* different fannish platforms: Tumblr, LiveJournal, Dreamwidth, Twitter
* sports fandoms
* The Fanfic Symposium
* those "OMG it's you!" moments
* the differences between fan edit vids and fan-created music vids
* Textual Poachers
* The Fan Fiction Reader
* the future of fandom, what technology may have in store
* includes a *dinosaur fistbump*
==Excerpts==
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
TXF.net

TXF.net (sometimes also referred to as TXF.de or X-Net) was a German X-Files online community and news website. It was part of the Mystery Webring. It was one of the two largest German-speaking X-Files websites and communities, the other one is the still existing XFilesMania site.
It included the following categories:
*episode guide
*news
*FAQ
*Message Board
*photo gallery
*upcoming episodes
*The X-Files from A-Z (which would later become the Spookyverse wiki)
*top episode vote
*Multimedia section (which was later moved to x-filesmusic.de and mirrored content of the by then already defunct The X-Files Music.com web site)
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:Fan Communities
TXT

Tomorrow X Together, (투모로우바이투게더; read as Tomorrow by Together) commonly known as TXT is a five-member K-Pop boy group under Big Hit Music. They are one of the most popular boy groups in K-Pop's Fourth Generation. They comprise of members Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Hueningkai.
== Fandom ==
=== Memes ===
* Yeonjun Safe Zone
==Example Fanworks==
*"미친 여름 上" (michin yeoleum sang, known in English as "Mad Summer") by Kyrie- a hugely popular Korean-language fanfiction that was published with changed names. It broke containment for allegedly inspiring inspiring the band's song “0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)."
==Resources==
*TXT tag at Archive of Our Own
*TXT Wiki on FANDOM
*r/TomorrowByTogether on Reddit
Category:Boy Groups (Kpop)
TYR Fanfic Awards

The TYR Fanfic Awards were annual awards for fanfiction in The Young Riders fandom. They were hosted by the AYRF message boards. The fanfiction was nominated by fans and winners determined by popular vote. 
==Categories==
*Adult
*Comedy 
*Romance 
*Short Story
*Visual effects
*Alternative Universe 
*Drama 
*Original Character 
*Tear-jerker 
*Series
Category:Young Riders
Category:1999 Awards
Category:2000s Awards