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Omona They Didn't!

Omona is an ONTD spinoff livejournal community focused on South Korean celebrities, especially musicians. Omona was created because "ONTD didn't allow our posts through." An explanation and apology (Accessed Sept. 10, 2010)
:At OmonaTheyDidn't we love commenting and reporting on interesting news and gossip about our favorite and not so favorite Korean stars. We know you do too. We feel it is our duty to uphold a certain standard to create a strong and productive community by bringing current and interesting Korean news to the hungry masses ( So yum yum ). Omona Community Profile (Accessed Sept. 10, 2010)
The community is highly active. As of September 10, 2010, Omona had 12,192 members; 17,076 journal entries; and 1,843,733 comments received. As of November 2012, it came third in livejournal's community rankings.Community ratings (accessed 1 November 2012) As of 2022, the community is still active and has 19,253 members; 107,222 journal entries, and 5,519,625 comments received. (accessed 8 March 2022)
== References ==
Category:K-Pop FandomCategory:2009Category:2010s
Omori (character)

Omori is the titular character in the surreal psychological horror RPG OMORI. Omori's name comes from the Japanese term hikikomori, which means severe social withdraw or someone who severely withdraws socially. In-universe, Omori's name comes from the brand of piano Mari, his older sister, had.
== Canon ==
Omori is the alter-ego of Sunny, only existing in Headspace, White Space, and Black Space. He lives in White Space, where he has lived for, "as long as [he] can remember."
Omori was created after Sunny accidentally killed his sister, Mari, when he was twelve-years-old. To cope with the trauma of killing her and helping fake her suicide, Sunny began to spend most of his time dreaming that he is Omori in White Space or Headspace, spending time in an idealistic world having adventures with his friends, and didn't leave his house for four years.
In the beginning game, Basil — in Headspace — discovers a picture revealing the truth of what Sunny and Basil did to Mari. Omori is kicked back into White Space and needs to stab himself to wake Sunny up. When Sunny goes back to sleep, Omori, Hero, Kel, and Aubrey begin their adventure to search for Basil.
If Sunny decides to open the door to Kel and spend time with his friends before moving away — known as the True Route — Omori will eventually enter Black Space and rediscover the truth about what happened to Mari. Soon after, Sunny and Omori will fight for control of Omori's body, with Omori representing Sunny's fears of rejection if he tells the truth and being a terrible person because of his role in Mari's death.
Omori will inevitably win the fight, but if Sunny chooses to continue in the game over screen, Sunny will play the duet he was meant to play with his sister the day she died. Omori will cease to exist, letting Sunny tell the truth to his friends and begin to heal. If Sunny chooses not to continue in the game over screen, Omori will take over Sunny's body and commit suicide.
If Sunny chooses not to open the door to Kel — known as the Hikikomori Route — Omori will slowly take over Sunny's body and either stab himself or move away with his mother, still haunted by his trauma.
== Fandom ==
Category:Omori Characters
Omphale

Omphale has been a writer in the due South fandom since 2006. She writes F/K mostly, couple of F/V, one F/K/V, and a few other pairings.
==Writing style==
Giulietta says of Omphale's stories:
:"This is the bit where I have the tenderest of soft spots for one thing in any writing ever: rhythm. I love Shakespeare just because the rhythm in his words feels so damn good rolling off my lips. I like poetry and I like singing and I love O's fic. She mentions many, many times that music is very important to her writing, and I have to admit I instinctively knew that before she said so, because her writing has this wonderful pulse to it. It's especially fun to feel that pulse change depending on what's happening in the story. There's something visceral and intense that comes from that, that I really have never felt anywhere else." mondschein1, due South Author Profile: Omphale posted on 2 December 2009 (Accessed 4 December 2009)
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
* A Problem of Memory (Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, Fraser/Kowalski implied, G). This is classic Omphale, written for DS Match '08. Absolutely gorgeous, sublime look at OT3, starting with Vecchio leaving Stella, told in thirds by Stella, Kowalski, and Fraser. Sounds complicated, but when you read it, you'll see it's not. Just because.
* There's No Good Time to Discuss This (Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13). Omphale precedes this story by saying, "It's late, and I'm walking the fine edge of songfic, but I think I avoided it" -- because apparently songfic is a bad thing? This fic takes a Kowalski and Fraser who seem determined to stay apart and nudges them together. Layers and layers of depth in the characters' thoughts, delivered through parantheticals (which can be awkward in a story, but Omphale makes it work). Sweet, realistic resolution.
* Masquerade (Co-authored with slidellra) This one comes with its own soundtrack. Which, the link for it is currently expired, but it's the principle of the thing. This was written for ds_harlequin and was based on the movie Charade(1963), starting out with Kowalski/Volpe and then throwing Fraser into the mix. Go. Read the giant novel-length fic, you know you want to.
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
On "Mary Sue" and "Lay" Stories

On "Mary Sue" and "Lay" Stories is an essay by Judith Gran. It was originally posted to the Society for Slash Diversity and COCO CHANNEL, circa 2000, and then later on Judith's own website.
In it, Judith discusses the history, characteristics, and meaning behind Mary Sues and fans' desire to be present on the Enterprise. 
==Excerpt==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:2000 Meta
On "Turning Point" and "Full Circle"

On "Turning Point" and "Full Circle" was an essay by Mary Ellen Curtin that was published in the January 1999 issue of The K/S Press and then posted (with permission) to ASCEML on April 14, 1999.
The essay contained her comments on two of Killashandra's K/S stories: Turning Point and Full Circle, two of the first K/S stories posted online.
This essay and the following comments are a strong example of the tensions between netfans and printfans defending their turf, teeth and nail, as well as the highly personal reality all fans bring to the table of concrit and review. One of the commenters (Karmen Ghia), had a history of being quite derisive of "older" K/S fiction See COCO CHANNEL Interview with Judith Gran (September 1999) , and states in their comments that they are "burnt out" on K/S fiction in general. Karmen Ghia also disliked the print zine community, and while "Turning Point" and "Full Circle" were posted online, they also appeared in the print zine, T'hy'la; this was something they were also pushing back against.
In essence, the comments below are about personalities, expectations, fannish power, BNFs, and turf wars. 
==The Essay==
==Fan Reaction==
Curtin's original comments, and the first posted comment, by Karmen Ghia generated much discusssion. Some of them are excerpted below. For a more complete understanding of their statements, see them in their original form at ASCEML.
Comments by Karmen Ghia: 
Comments by Arachnethe2, addressing statements made by Karmen Ghia:
Comments by Rae Trail, addressing statements made by Karmen Ghia:
Comments by Jungle Kitty addressing Rae Trail:
Comments by Jungle Kitty, addressing Mary Ellen Curtin:
Mary Ellen Curtin's comments: 
Karmen Ghia addressed Arachnethe2:
Judith Gran responded:
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Meta on Usenet
On Adults, Kids and Hanson.net

On Adults, Kids and Hanson.netis a 2001 meta essay written by Laura Motta on her website Bright and Beautiful.
It deals with the way that Hanson's official forums are moderated and the line drawn between adults/kids and mature/immature behavior in the fandom.
==Excerpts==
Category:Hanson Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
On Agents of SHIELD and thinly veiled Real World commentary

On Agents of SHIELD and thinly veiled Real World commentary is an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. meta essay written by invested-in-your-future. 
The essay discusses the Framework arc and how it reflects the state of politics in 2017. 
As of September 2017, the post has over 70 notes.
==Excerpts==
Category:2017 Meta
Category: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
On Anne Rice, and why we write.

On Anne Rice, and why we write. is a 2004 essay by Aja.
It was posted to Aja's website, notquiteroyal.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Anne Rice and her comments: Interrogating the text from the wrong perspective
* fanfic and profic
* sharing ideas and fiction
* fiction as a gift
* treating fans badly
* arrogance
==Excerpts==
Category:Anne Rice Meta
Category:2004
On Bagginshield and Heteronormativity

On Bagginshield and Heteronormativity is an essay in the The Hobbit fandom by bodysnatch3r published in 2015. It criticises Bagginshield fanfic writers for creating heteronormative content. 
==Contents==
*Bagginshield is unbalanced as far as power dynamics are concerned
*Bilbo is often written as a "feminine" character while Thorin is written as a "masculine" one
*Thorin's obsessive actions in BOTFA are not romantic and should not be read that way
* Masculinity in Slash
==Excerpts==
==Reception & Reviews==
Reception was generally positive, with a few dissenters.
==Reference==
Category:The Hobbit
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2015 Meta
On Being A Village Elder: An Essay On Community Responsibility

On Being A Village Elder: An Essay On Community Responsibility is a 2009 post by oliviacirce.
One response to this post is On bandom as a fannish community, or: what the hell, people?.
==Topics Discussed==
* warnings and triggers
* feral fandom and fans
* Harry Potter
* fandom as a community 
* fannish community rules
* fannish responsibilities
* the essay debunks some fandom statements: 1. Fandom is not a singular community. 2. Fandom and the internet are not a safe space. 3. Fandom owes me nothing; I owe fandom nothing. 4. Fandom has no universal code of conduct. 5. Why can't we stop talking about this already? I am just in fandom to have fun! Stop harshing my squee.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Bandom Meta
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Labels & Warnings Meta
On Being Very Fat and Purple and Enjoying It

On Being Very Fat and Purple and Enjoying It is a Kirk/Spock story by C.J. McNally. 
 
It was published in the print zine Still Another K/S Zine. 
==Summary==
"McCoy returns to the cabin heʼs sharing with Kirk and Spock after attending a costume party and, unable to manuever to get inside, accidentally sees them making love in the front room through the patio door." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
On Canon, Authorial Authority, and Queer Representation

On Canon, Authorial Authority, and Queer Representation is a 2013 essay by idvo.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* canon vs. interpretation
* authorial intent
* queer representation in media and books
* Harry Potter, Star Trek: TOS, Supernatural
* the essay The Footnote
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Supernatural Meta
Category:Slash Meta
On Canon and Fanfic

On Canon and Fanfic is an essay about the relationship of fanfiction to canon in the Tolkien fandom by Marta, published in 2008. It was awarded third place in the 'Genres: Non-Fiction' category of the 2008 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards.MEFA Archive: On Canon and Fanfic (accessed 7 July 2016) The essay was originally published in the author's fiction livejournal, now deleted; it is now archived on Archive of Our Own.
The author summary is:
==Contents==
Marta argues that:
*The definition of AU is debated; she quotes the definition she wrote for the Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards
*The only pure canon is Tolkien; all fanfiction adds to canon (otherwise why write it) and so is non-canonical
*There is a spectrum of divergence from Tolkien's canon:
**gapfillers/alternative viewpoints/scenes in different locations
**'extra-canonical': stretches canon eg events aren't even hinted at by Tolkien
**'uncanonical': break[s] canon in some regard, contradicts what Tolkien wrote
*There are several canon-related reasons for liking fanfiction, and extra/un-canonical fanfiction may lose readers; on the other hand, there are many other reasons for liking fanfiction eg language, plot, themes, characterisation...
*Contradicting the reader's personal interpretation of characters or widely disseminated fanon is not equivalent to contradicting canon
*Good AUs generally knowingly make a precise change to the universe which often has wide repercussions, eg Lie Down in the Darkness, Rise Up From the Ash by Dwimordene where Gollum dies before the main action
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Reviews==
The essay was well received with most reviewers finding Marta's dissection of how fanworks diverge from canon insightful and thought-provoking. Some reviewers praised the essay's informal, humorous approach or the non-pejorative way the author refers to all forms of fanfiction.
==Reference==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2008 Meta
On Edge

On Edge is a Jim/Blair story by Shadow.
Summary: "Jim plans a little surprise for Blair."Story info at 852 Prospect, Title Search: O. (Accessed 24 September 2016.)
==Author's Notes==
"This story is loosely a sequel to It's the End of the World As We Know It, published in Angelwings Press's Whispers of the Heart 2, but you don't need to have read that story to follow along here."Author's note for "On Edge" at 852 Prospect, imported to AO3.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel FanfictionCategory:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
On Fannishness, Intersectionality, & a Whole Other Grab-bag of Entitled Millennial Bullshit

On Fannishness, Intersectionality, & a Whole Other Grab-bag of Entitled Millennial Bullshit: An open letter to Sera Gamble, John McNamara, Henry Alonso Myers, and the rest of the creative team for SyFy’s The Magicians is a 5000-word meta essay published on Medium.com by greywash on April 19, 2019, "on behalf of, and/or with the assistance of" 42 additional fans. 
It is one of the many pieces of meta written in reaction to the shocking death of Quentin Coldwater in The Magicians' season 4 finale in the days after it aired on April 17, 2019. 
It directly addresses TPTB and their justifications for the death, in order to explain why the decision, instead of being subversive and life-affirming, in fact perpetuated trauma for marginalized fans who identified with the character. 
==Topics==
*Quentin Coldwater: white male hero or queer, abused, suicidally-depressed character?
*Privileged creators vs marginalized fans 
*The message of the finale
*The power of fandom
==Excerpts==
Warning: These quotes contain explicit mentions of suicide and suicial ideation.
Category:2019 Meta
Category:The Magicians
On Female Characters and Femslash in the Silmarillion Fandom

On Female Characters and Femslash in the Silmarillion Fandom is an essay by vefanyar, posted in January 2015 to The Fan Meta Reader. It reflects on the low prevalence of femslash in fanfiction for Tolkien's The Silmarillion, as well as ways of redressing the balance.
==Summary==
*Although 91% of Tolkien fanfiction writers were female in a survey by Dawn Felagund, guyslash is much more popular than femslash
*Number of stories on AO3 and tumblr appears positively correlated to complex, strongly-written female characters in current fandoms such as Orphan Black, Orange Is the New Black, Sleepy Hollow, Elementary, The 100, Carmilla & Legend of Korra
*Lack of female characters is one problem in Tolkien fandom, with only 18% of Middle-earth characters being female, and existing female characters are often:
**backgrounded or fridged, eg Glóredhel, Rían, Niënor, Finduilas, Aredhel, Melian, Arwen, Nellas
**negatively portrayed (poor decision-making, unpleasant traits) eg Erendis, Númenorean Queens, Uinen, Berúthiel, possibly Haleth
**put on pedestals eg Lúthien, Galadriel
*When all Silmarillion characters are archetypal, with substantial transformative work being needed to flesh them out, why do fans put the effort in for Figwit and not for female characters?
*The textual blank space can be viewed as an opportunity
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Femslash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
On Filkey Moor

On Filkey Moor is a filk songbook of British filk songs. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
On Filkey Moor 2 was published in October 1988 and contains 123 pages.
It was compiled by Gytha North. The art is by Sue Mason, Zander Nyrond, and DJ (Diana J Bass).
Image:onfilkymoor2front.jpg|front cover of issue #2
Image:onfilkymoor2back.jpg|back cover of issue #2
From the songbook:
==Contents==
Image:filkeymoor2-1.jpg|from the table of contents, issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-2.jpg|from the table of contents, issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-3.jpg|from the table of contents, issue #2, issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-4.jpg|from the table of contents, issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-5.jpg|from the table of contents, issue #2
==Sample Interior==
Image:filkeymoor2-6.jpg|interior page from issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-7.jpg|interior page from issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-8.jpg|interior page from issue #2
Image:filkeymoor2-9.jpg|interior page from issue #2
 
Category:1988 Songbooks
On Filkley Moor: A Second Selection of British Filk Songs

On Filkley Moor: A Second Selection of British Filk Songs is a filk songbook edited by Gytha North, with cover by Sue Mason. It is currently out of print, but collected in ...And Then Three Come Along Together published by Beccon Publications.
A related work is The Old Grey Wassail Test: A Selection of British Filk Songs.
Category:1988 Songbooks
On Gravity

On Gravity is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Kankeriko. It's Sherlock/John (or John/Sherlock). 
Image:OnGravity.jpg|cover
Image:OnGravity-back.jpg|back cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction 1
* Yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
On Hanson, fandom, and the sexual desire of teenage girls

On Hanson, fandom, and the sexual desire of teenage girls is a 2019 article about Hanson fandom, focusing on their appeal to teenage girls. The headline is "Where the world looks at throngs of girls screaming at a boy band and sees teenage hysteria, I see thousands finding joy in one of the most complicated phases of their lives."
==Topics==
* Gender and Fandom
==Exerpts==
Category:Hanson
Category:2019 News Media
Category:RPF News Media
On Heat (Professionals story by Sebastian)

You may be looking for the Pros story by M. Fae Glasgow On Heat.
On Heat is a slash Professionals circuit story written by Sebastian. 
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
This story was discussed and excerpted in Textual Poachers.
==Summaries==
Summary (from Henry Jenkins): 
==Author's Notes==
Author's notes: 
==Reactions/Reviews==
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==References==
On Holy Ground

On Holy Ground was a Forever Knight novel by Jean Graham. 
It received a C&D letter from Sony, in spite of the fact that other Forever Knight fans were publishing fan fiction to raise money for charity at the same time (see A Taste of Forever). FORKNI-L 
A copy of the zine can now be found online.
==From the Author==
:"After raising several hundred dollars for these organizations over a six-month period, however, On Holy Ground was abruptly pulled out of circulation. Why? 
:The ugly truth is that the book fell victim to petty vengeance. It was pulled because a nasty, bitter old harpy with a grudge against the author (utterly groundless to begin with, but happened over 30 years ago: oh for God's sake, Madame Harpy, get a life already) got her claws on one of our flyers, and spitefully mailed it to the Evil Empire's legal department. Result: an injunction that shut down the novel's sales, costing the charities what might have been thousands of dollars in donations." Jean Graham 
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:Forever Knight Fan Fiction
Category:2000 Zines
On Ice!!! Weekly

On Ice!!! Weekly is an digital newsletter for the Yuri!!! on Ice fandom. Each issue contains a collection of fanworks and a fanfic rec section. Though initally planned as weekly long-term newsletter, only two issues of the zine were ever made. 
==Issue 1==
We Were Born to Make History is the first issue of the zine. It was published on February 02, 2017. The issue contained a selection of fanworks:
* Five fanarts, three of which are Victor/Yuuri and one is a Merman AU.
* Starlight by Mattie, a Victor Nikiforov-centric ficlet.
* Tempt Me Not by Yuzururu, part one of a Yuuri Katsuki-centric fanfic
* Three fanfic recommendations:
==Issue 2==
Easy as Pirozhki!! The Second Issue is Finally Here is the second issue of the zine. It was published on February 09, 2017. Like the first issue, it contained a collection of fanworks:
* Four fanarts, one of which is Halloween themed.
* Part two of Tempt Me Not by Yuzururu, a continuation of the fic from issue 1.
* Three fanfic recommendations:
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice Zines
Category:2017 Zines
On JKR's Latest Interview.

On JKR's Latest Interview. is a 2004 Harry Potter essay by Aja. 
"Some thoughts (like everyone else) on JKR's latest Q&A."
One subject: authorial intent.
 
It is part of a 2002-04 series of essays. See About Writing.
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
On JK Rowling’s thing about after the fact diversity

On JK Rowling’s thing about after the fact diversity is a meta essay published to Stitch's Media Mix. It reacts to the casting of Hermione Granger as black in the play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and how author JK Rowling appeared to be taking credit "after the fact" for having written Hermione as racially ambiguous.
Some points covered by the essay:
* The lack of meaningful diversity and representation in the Harry Potter series
* Dumbledore's "off-screen" gayness
* The lack of prominent characters of colour in the Harry Potter extended universe - not just the original series of books but the Fantastic Beasts films and Pottermore
* JK Rowling "taking credit" for diversity which was, in large part, thought up by fandom
==Some Excerpts from the Essay==
==Further Discussion on the Post==
The author responded:
==Related Meta==
Some other pieces of meta by the same author on the topic of representation and race in Harry Potter:
*Fantastic Beasts & Invisible Diversity in the Harry Potter Series
*Letters to the Author – JK Rowling
*Stop Using the Harry Potter series’ Original Publication Dates as an Excuse for Rowling’s Diversity Fails
*Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: A Sorta Snarky Review
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
On My Method of Writing

On My Method of Writingis a 2003 essay by Anne Rice in which Rice talks about the internet as a "Public Record," how fan reviews and comments affect sales, and how she refuses to be edited in any way even by her own actual editor. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* perfection
* Rice's view that her writing shouldn't be edited
* ego
* the role of an editor and rough drafts
* the book "The Queen of the Damned"
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==References==
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta