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Pseuicide

Pseuicide is a homonymic pun used primarily in fandom to mean a fake death. Another version, more commonly used on the internet at large, is pseudocide,Urban Dictionary definition of pseudocide which also avoids confusion when pronounced out loud. It can refer to the faked death of a sockpuppet, or of one's online persona. Sometimes used to refer to a suicide attempt or suicide threat using less-fatal methods, aka a "cry for help." Pseuicide (or pseudicide) in fandom relates to the use of a pseudonym (or pseud), a practice prevalent in fandom.
Pseuicides may be sudden -- car accidents, aneurysms -- or lengthy affairs with textbook-perfect (or vague and random) disease symptoms, described in detail (from a hospital bed, via never-fail internet connections, while the patient is at death's door, or by a relative). Extremes of this behavior are often called Munchausen by Internet,Munchausen by Internet at Wikipedia, published December 9, 2006, accessed October 10, 2008. where the "cry for help" is literally a solicitation for sympathetic attention by use of dramatic lying. However, in most cases, pseuicides are merely convenient methods for retiring a persona which has come under unwanted attention and/or wank.
==Origin==
According to Fancyclopedia, the term refers to a 1941 hoax in which Oliver King Smith falsely claimed that his roommate, Earl Singleton, had committed suicide. (accessed 1 October 2018) In the original context, pseuicide or pseudocide is a shortening of pseudo + suicide and has nothing to do with pseudonyms.
== Examples ==
* Ann Carver (Star Trek)
* Victoria Bitter (Lord of the Rings)
* Jani Hicks (Star Wars)
* Svmaria (Smallville)
* limeybean (Harry Potter) After Harry Potter fan Limeybean's pseuicide on LiveJournal in 2006, the phenomenon was first dubbed "Limeybean's Disease" and then "Munchausen by Proxy Server" on JournalFen's Jurisimprudence community by the combined power of isntitironic and sparkly_stuff. -- Somebody Had To. July 13, 2006. Fandom Wank mods Sep and Snacky later wrote a comical guide to pseuicide. --Fandom Wank entry, December 9, 2006, accessed October 10, 2008, which explains several of the cultural touchstones of this phenomenon. Also see I pulled a Peter Pettigrew Pseuicide Wank!. 
==Additional Reading==
* Establishing one's fandom bona fides ; archive link page 1, archive link page 2 (December 2006)
* Tragic-ish Death of Limeybean (2006)
* by Christy Corr (June 2006)
* Sep and Snacky's Guide to Pseuicide: How to Fake Your Death In Fandom for the Fun and Enjoyment of All, with help from Ms. Ann Larimer Md. Phd. Esq.; WebCite (December 2006)
* Pseuicide: the painless way to become a source of lasting inspiration on the internet! (2006)
* (April 2015)
* "410 Gone": Infocide in Open Content Communities by Joseph Reagle, posted 5.2012, accessed 5.2012
== References ==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom GlossaryCategory:Scandals
Psi Corps Headquarters

Psi Corps Headquarters is a Babylon 5 fan site that focuses on the telepaths in the series. It featured: "Dictionary, History, Personell, Media, Sounds, Pictures, Quotes, Fun, Links, and a Guestbook."
From the welcome page: "The Corps is Mother, The Corps is Father. Note: This site may contain seditious and inflammatory propaganda that is in direct violation to the guidelines laid down by the Psi Corps. The Psi Corps is not responsible for information contained there and recommends to use it exclusively for intelligence gathering purpose."
==Screencap Gallery==
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File:Psi Corps Headquarters welcome.png|Welcome page
File:Psi corps hq Bumper.png|'Bumper Sticker' page. Quotes from the show about the Psi Corps suitable for use as buttons or bumper stickers
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
category:FortuneCity
Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal

Psi Factor is a science-fiction series in which Dan Aykroyd hosts and presents paranormal investigations of the "Office of Scientific Investigation and Research".
==Fanzines==
*A Quiet Presence (slash)
*Bedroom Eyes (slash, multimedia)
==Mailing Lists==
* PSI Factor Chat and Fic archive link and PSI Factor Slash archive link WWOMB "The purpose of this list is to give fans a place to discuss this supernatural based show and share any fanfic they might want to post. General, hetero and slash fic is welcome, this is an adult list, after all, dealing with attractive adults. By joining this list you declare to one and all that you are above the legal age. Any fiction posted, will be automatically archived, unless the author includes a "Do NOT Archive" addendum." 	
* PsiFanFic at Fan Email Lists offline? for the website Psifanfic "Dedicated to the show Psi Factor, gen, slash, writers forum."
	
Category:PSI Factor
Psohdrabble

psohdrabble was a LiveJournal community that hosted a regular drabble challenge for Petshop of Horrors fans. There were 314 challenges posted to the community, ending in 2010. 1,632 entries and 7,120 comments were made in the community during its active years. The community accepted fills for a weekly challenge, as well as other complete ficlets written for the fandom.
Many of the weekly challenges were posted to the community by the purged journal rexluscus, who may have been a third moderator.
==About==
==Other==
*List of all weekly challenge posts
Category:Petshop of HorrorsCategory:2000s
Psych 30

psych_30 was a LiveJournal community for themed prompts with a psychological theme. There were 843 entries and 1,288 comments left in the community during its active years. The profile listed fanfic100 and philosophy_20 as inspirations, and credited themoononastick and eponine119 for contributing to the theme set.
==Links==
*Community tag list
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Psych Big Bang

The Psych Big Bang was a big bang challenge in Psych fandom. Authors had to write a minimum of 25,000 words, and artists that to create a minimum of one piece.
==Masterlist==
Happy Family by afullmargin
ART by gypsyjr
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Graphic sex
Summary: Nerves shot with a particularly difficult case; Shawn, Jules, and Gus begin to examine their relationships and learn more about love.
The Revised Zombie Survival Guide by jacqui_hw
ART by nescienx
Rating: R
Warnings: Character death, Zombies, Violence
Summary: The outbreak of a mysterious virus is causing the dead to return to life. With a zombie apocalypse now fact and not fiction, Shawn, Gus, Lassiter and Juliet must try to survive in a strange new world.
The Case Of The Missing Necklace by gryvon
ART by moodilylit
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Graphic Sex, light BDSM, minor violence
Summary: Shawn's next case is right up his supernatural alley - a possibly cursed necklace goes missing from the Santa Barbara Museum with no trace of who took it. Unfortunately, the Chief won't let him on the case until he's cleared by his therapist, his recently acquired psychic talent is doing him more harm than good, and he's stumbled onto a new and dangerous world of weird while tracking the necklace.
Curiosity Killed The Psychic by kinkylittlered
ART by reapertownusa
Rating: M
Warnings: Slash
Summary: Shawn has taken a liking to the head detective Carlton Lassiter, who claims to be perfectly straight. But, desperate times call for desperate measures, and Shawn is willing to go to any extreme to get his man. Along the way butterflies hint at buried feelings between Shawn and Gus...add in two cases, cross dressing, spin the bottle and it all equals insanity.
Resident Evil Spock by tera_gram 
Rating: PG 
Warnings: Shassie Slash. Spoilers for Gus’s Dad May Have Killed An Old Guy.
Summary: A familiar-looking crime scene takes Shawn and Lassiter where neither of them have gone before.
Category:PsychCategory:Big Bang Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Psych News

Psych News is a (bi)weekly livejournal newsletter in the Psych fandom, with new editions originally coming out each Wednesday and Friday, and later just on Fridays. From the profile:
The newsletter was on hiatus from June 2007 until August 2009; in August a new moderator, moon_destiny, restarted the newsletter.
As of February 11, 2012, comments on the latest entry had been disabled due to spam.Newsletter for March 24 - March 30 (Accessed March 4, 2012) The last entry for the Psych News was on March 30, 2011.
== References ==
Category:PsychCategory:2000sCategory:2010s
Psychic Affair

Psychic Affair was a fansite dedicated to the pairing of Emma Frost/Scott Summers from the X-Men fandom. It had fanfic recs and other fan graphics, information about the ship, it's own gallery, as well as a forum. The fansite was named after Scott and Emma's initial start to their relationship, which was described as psychic affair due to the fact that Emma and Scott were connecting on a psychic plane while Scott was still married with Jean Grey. It was also a fanfiction archive, hosting 18 stories by 10 contributing authors.
It was hosted on Muse-Insanity.org (Stephanie's personal domain), however due to when the domain expired in 2008 or 2009, the fansite is no longer up.
*The Scott and Emma Forum
Category:X-Men WebsitesCategory:X-Men Archives
Psychic Powers

Psychics Powers are often used in stories in fandoms containing canon psychics powers (such as That's So Raven or Harry Potter) or in fandoms with other supernatural elements. They can also appear in stories for canon sources lacking psychics or supernatural elements in general (such as Sherlock BBC). Psychics powers appear regularly in fantasy fictional fandoms. 
Psychic powers are considered to be an extra normal senses through extrasensory perception (ESP)Wikipedia: Psychic article which is also known as the Sixth Sense. 
==List of Common Psychic Powers==
Some powers that are often included in characters that are considered psychics are: 
* Clairvoyance
* Aura reading
* Astral projection or mental projection
* Divination
* Empathy
* Levitation
* Channeling (Communicating with spirits)
* Precognition, premonition and precognitive dreams
* Telekinesis
* Psychoscopy (Obtaining information by touching an the object)
* Pyrokinesis
* Retrocognition or post-cognition (Perception of past events)
* Scrying 
* Telepathy
See Wikipedia's List of Psychic Abilities for more examples.
==Examples==
Hanson
*Nearer To Thee by Ahestele, rated Mature, Taylor has visions of murders that detective Marshall Mathers is investigating. (Taylor Hanson/Eminem)
*Walls/Roads by Sheryl and Laurie, Zac experiences a psychic connection to his brothers in the second story in the series.
Supernatural:
*Quiver by teaandchess, rated Mature, Meg made a mistake of asking Castiel if angels knew any good tricks. (Meg/Castiel, telekinesis)
White Collar:
* Empath!Neal Verse by mithrel, rated General. Neal is an empath and hasn't told anyone. (pre-Neal/El/Peter)
==Archives and Communities==
*Psychic Abilities tagged works at AO3
*Recs tagged Psychic Powers at Fancake
==References==
Psychic Storm

Psychic Storm is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #27 (1991) and in Psychic Storm... and other K/S stories (1993). 
==Summary==
"While ferrying a group of Vulcan scientists to their new project, Kirk begins having erotic dreams in which he is sexually dominated by his first officer."
==Excerpt==
"In other words," Kirk said, slowly beginning to understand, "having forty-two Vulcan passengers on board is like having a telecomm blasting in your ear all the time.""Not precisely," Spock murmured. "If it were like a telecomm, it would be as if there were forty-two telecomms, each attuned to a different frequency and each transmitting at varying intervals. As a result, I have discovered that my own ability to shield against the intrusion has been severely curtailed. As a result of my inadequacy, apparently you are experiencing these… dreams."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Psycho

Psycho is a 1960 horror/thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and based on the book of the same title by Robert Bloch. It starts as the story of Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), who has embezzled money from her employer. While escaping, she finds the Bates Motel, owned by a strange young man named Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) and his mysterious "Mother." 
==Fandom==
Psycho is popular among film fans due to the director (Hitchcock) as well as the genre, but the fanworks fandom is tiny.
The 2013–2017 TV series Bates Motel, a prequel and readaptation of the film in a modern-day setting, has its own moderately-sized fandom.
==Fannish Links & Resources==
*Psycho fanworks at AO3
*Psycho fanfics at FF.Net
*#psychomovie fanart at DeviantArt
==Other Links==
*TV Tropes
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Psycho-Daleks

Psycho-Daleks is a Doctor Who zine. There were three issues.
Paul Kennedy comments: "Nice cover by Phil Wlodarczyk, which was drawn to look like an Ian Gunn drawing." from Fanzines 1970's-1980's 
==Issue 1==
Psycho-Daleks 1 was published in late 1989.
==Issue 2==
Psycho-Daleks 2
==Issue 3==
Psycho-Daleks 3
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Psycho Soda Scanlations

Psycho Soda Scanlations is a Pokémon scanlation group that scanlates doujinshi and other fancomics. It is run by kiuolo (editor/webmistress), darknessneko (proofreader), and Nerin (translater).
The community profile states: "We aim to scanlate yummy Pokemon doujinshi and Pixiv manga for you! Our primary focus is GreenxRed from the first-gen Gameverse. However, we also do other BL, NL and GL pairings as well as non-pairing related stuff. We will also scanlate from the Specialverse and Animeverse. Some of the content will be R-15 or R-18."Psycho Soda Scanlations. LiveJournal profile. (Accessed 05 November 2011.)
As of January 2012, they have scanlated the following doujinshi:
* Best Friends by Mutou
* Cherish by Shigesato LP
* Kiss Me! = Love You? by Nabe no Futa
* Moshimo no Hanashi by Uiru
* Prismatic Sepia by Ichinen
* Suki to Kimeki to Kisu by Ichinen
* XXX by Ichinen
== References ==
Category:Pokémon
Category:Doujin Fandom
Psycholonials

Psycholonials is a visual novel written by Andrew Hussie and published by The Silence Mill. It takes place mainly on the island of Nantucket, Massachusetts in 2020, as COVID-19 ravages the world. It follows the rise to power of 20-somethings Zhen (or Z) and Abby, while the former who use clown imagery and an incident with police to boost their social media brand and eventually rise to global domination of the world via incitement of masses frustrated with their government's inability to stop the world-altering pandemic.
It covers themes of anarchist-communism, revolution, and self-care. Because of this, it has gained a small following by said communities. Due to its association with Hussie, there is a lot of crossover between the Psycholonials and Homestuck fandom, though it is primarily one-way; most Psycholonials fans tend to be Homestuck fans, but the reverse isn't as true.
Psycholonials released episodically; though the entire work was completed, Hussie released it in 9 chapters, each spaced at least a week apart from the previous one. This culminated in the final two episodes releasing on April 13th, 2021, and April 20th, 2021, both of which are considered significant dates by much of the community.
== D-Clussie ==
In the lead-up to the release of the first episode of Psycholonials, the author, Andrew Hussie, went through a series of branding changes in his social media accounts. In summer of 2019, Hussie started posting pictures to his Instagram account with an "e-boy" aesthetic. Much of his social media branding was updated to accommodate this change. He continued to post more pictures throughout the following year and a half, until late 2020 when he switched his aesthetic to clowns, began using his "Clown Name", D-Clussie, and began posting several pictures of himself in clown make-up and various gender-non-conforming outfits.
On December 20, 2020, Hussie released a teaser trailer for Psycholonials, then simply called "Trailer 1". This was the first confirmed promotional material for the game, and although it didn't feature plot details, it did show character designs and hint at the plot revolving around social media influencers, and additionally, it featured the character design for the author-insert character, also named D-Clussie. Many other details matched his own recent rebranding, such as the use of the 4-of-Diamonds card, which featured prominently in several of his photographs.
The parallels between Hussie's social media activities and the story as revealed in the trailer and then in the first chapter of the game made it unclear to some fans whether Hussie was writing a story about himself, if he was 'playing with the meta' as he is known to do, or if it was all an elaborate promotional scheme.
== Resources ==
* official site
* Psycholonials on MSPA Wiki
Category:Homestuck
Public Call

Public Call was an annual Doctor Who gift exchange fanfic challenge run through Dreamwidth, LiveJournal, and AO3. 
==Rules==
Participants must be over 18 years of age, and must have an AO3 account. As this is an exchange, in order to receive a story, participants must write a story.Detailed Rules & FAQ (Accessed 13 September 2019).
Stories must be a minimum of 1000 words, and must involve one or more of the requested relationships (romantic or otherwise). Furthermore, stories must be newly written for the exchange, and cannot be sequels to previously posted fic or part of a previously posted fic series. RPF is not allowed.Profile (Accessed 13 September 2019).
Nominations start in September, participants sign-up in October, and stories are due at the end of November. Completed stories are posted starting early December.Public Call 2019 (Accessed 13 September 2019).
==Masterlists==
* 2013 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2014 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2015 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2016 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2017 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2018 Posts & AO3 Collection 
* 2019 Posts & AO3 Collection
==References==
Category:Torchwood
Category:2013 Gift Exchanges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Public Critique and Fan Fiction Writers: one writer's blunt opinion

Public Critique and Fan Fiction Writers: one writer's blunt opinion ("Fanfic writers and public critique") is an essay by Destina Fortunato.
It is a list of thirteen points to consider when dealing with public discussion, review and/or critique of one's work. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Introduction==
==Excerpts from the Essay's Thirteen Points==
==Comments==
===A Link Roundup Collated by the Post's Author===
"saffronhouse offers some wise advice for the thin-skinned, including the perspective that some critiques really are wrongheaded and quite personal: 
minisinoo talks about the definitions/purposes of 'review' and 'critique'. (journal purged and deleted)
lexcorp_hope sensibly talks about The Dance With Those What Brung You school of criticism. (journal purged and deleted)
musesfool gathers many threads/posts together and does some lovely analysis in the process: 
Sarah T. points out the simple truth that it's okay to be bothered by crit of your work: 
ingridmatthews points out that critics and reviewers should practice what they preach. (login required)
bethbethbeth muses about who gets to critique: 
darthneko and others made good points about the reciprocal responsibility of those who critique and review, and I tend to agree. I am a big believer in honesty tempered by tact. Usually. *g* But especially in critique meant for and targeted to the writer."
===At the LiveJournal Post===
All of these comments below were posted to the author's LiveJournal in August 2003.
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Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Public Enemies

Public Enemies is a film about the life of American gangster John Dillinger, based on an earlier book. The film stars fan favourites Johnny Depp, Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard. It has a small fandom.
== Fannish activity ==
The fandom was nominated for the 2009 Yuletide challenge.
* guns_fedoras on Livejournal: Community for the 2009 movie that welcomes fanfic, fanart, manips, icons, vids, articles, and meta. Creative works can be slash, het, or gen.
* fanfic on fanfiction.net.
* fanart on deviantArt
==Fanzines==
*No More Doubts
*Quartet 
== Notes & References ==
Category:Public Enemies
Public Headache Dept

Public Headache Dept was the title of an exchange published in Bob Tucker's Le Zombie in December of 1939. After the Great Exclusion Act in July, Sam Moskowitz had written an article called There ARE Other Sides explaining his side of the story. He wrote in to correct Tucker and the members of the LASFL about certain facts published in Le Zombie. Tucker admitted to one mistake, but countered that Moskowitz had also been misleading.
== First Statement ==
== Excerpts ==
Sam Moskowitz wrote (parentheticals Tucker's):
Tucker said that he now remembered having been asked by Moskowitz and telling him that he hadn't read the article yet. He apologized to the LASFL for "steering them wrong IN DETAIL, BUT NOT IN PRINCIPAL!"
"Meanwhile," Tucker concluded, "our giant headache rumbles on, with many fans showing no inclination to provide or take aspirins."
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:1939 Open Letters
Publicity Still

Publicity stills (also known as film stills or production stills) are official photographs taken on or off the set of a movie or television program during production. The photos are taken by studio photographers for promotional purposes.
Fans use these stills in many ways — as photo references for fanart, to make manips or wallpapers, or just to collect and enjoy. Before the internet, zines consisting mainly of stills and other official materials were sometimes printed, in the 1990s stills were often collected in photo galleries on fansites, and in the 2010s they are posted on Tumblr and other social media websites.
Because these stills are made widely available, fanartists frequently use them as a reference for fanart depicting characters from live-action film and television fandoms. With the availability of cheap screencapping technologies and online distribution methods, fanartists can now easily obtain any frame of video as their reference, but stills are still very popular.
==Examples of use==
File:A d d i c t i v e S t i g m a t a 2.png|Photoshopped still of Spike as the home page design of a fansite circa 2000. 
File:Sunnydaleslayers.jpg|Foreground of a Buffy still used as a zine cover in 2000 
File:Celestial14.jpg|Cover of a 1999 multifandom zine using stills from several shows: Voyager, Buffy, ?, Stargate SG-1, ?, Hercules, Highlander, and The X-Files
File:Xgring.JPG|Xena and Gabrielle still used in a webring logo (circa 1999)
File:ForevaXena's FanFic Reviews.png|The famous last kiss of Xena and Gabrielle used as a border motif on a webpage
 
Category:Visual Art
Publishing LoCs concerning one's own 'zine

Publishing LoCs concerning one's own 'zine is a 1985 essay by Harriet Stallings. Stallings was the editor of the Star Trek: TOS zine It Takes Time on Impulse #3.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* feedback, letters of comment, criticism
* fan apathy and opinion
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print