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Cringe Compilation

Cringe compilations are collections of "cringey" texts, images or videos. They are not inherently fan-related but often are. Fanart from DeviantArt is often featured. Fanart can also be mocked for featuring political or religious themes, yaoi, unusual kinks, or crack ships. Many fans have criticized cringe compilations, claiming they target autistic, young or lgbt+ fans. This has led to the phrase "cringe culture is dead" becoming popular as a response on tumblr.
==Fandoms==
The Sonic the Hedgehog fandom is a common theme, and even has a twitter account dedicated to Sonic cringe. My Little Pony and furry fans are also often mocked.
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== References ==
Category:Glossary
Cripple Mr. Onion

Cripple Mr. Onion is a game and convention activity based on the game in Discworld canon. Andrew C. Millard constructed it for reality with help from Terry Tao around 1993.Cripple Mr. Onion on Discworld Wiki
Fans played the game at DWCon in 1998.Programme 1998
==Resources==
*Cripple Mr. Onion homepage and later
*Cripple Mr. Onion, v3.0
*Cripple Mr. Onion Rules Page
*1998 Transcription
*The Fat Pack, eight-suited playing cards designed for CMO
*Digital Game
==References==
Category:Discworld
Category:Conventions
Cris/Sunny

Cris/Sunny, also known as Sunfish, is an OMORI rarepair involving Cris and Sunny.
==Canon==
Both Sunny and Cris are neighbors to each other, aside from Kel, the former's next-door neighbor, on the same hometown street. Whenever the two meet in the real-world section, per the game's storyline, it's almost always at her parent's home, specifically her own ocean-themed room; Cris has a sidequest for Sunny involving collecting seashells around town so that she can make them into a bracelet as a parting souvenir once the former inevitable leaves home with his mother for the city.
Throughout the entire asynchronous ordeal, Cris, being talented in swimming and having experienced being away from her friends while on a faraway boarding school for swimmers herself, offers heartfelt advice for Sunny, including how to realistically handle new environments and new people, as well as staying in touch with the people he loves and interacts the most,even when far away.
==Fandom==
Being an NPC/main character-type rarepair, Sunfish, in comparison with other fanmade ones, maintains an extremely small yet dedicated following amongst the OMORI fandom; despite the notable lack of relevance, most fan portrayals depict the two in a platonic close friend relationship. While fan art exists of this pairing, although rarely seen, there are no recorded written fanworks thus far.
Their ship name, Sunfish, comes from the emojis associated with each of these characters: a full sun for Sunny and a typical fish for Cris.
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fan Events ===
===Fan Art===
===Fan Fic===
=== Meta ===
==Fannish Resources==
*Cris/Sunny (OMORI)Also known as Blue-Haired Girl/Sunny. on Archive of our Own
*Sunfish on the Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Omori Relationships
Category:Pages that need expansion
Crisis at Kahlel-Den

Crisis at Kahlel-Den is a gen Star Trek: TOS 134-page novel by Joey Webster. The art is by Catherine Schlein.
==Reactions and Reviews==
Image:crisis1.jpg|inside page
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Image:crisis3.jpg|inside page
Image:crisis4.jpg|inside page
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Crisis of the Heart

Crisis of the Heart was a DC Comics fic that combined many major lines and teams. It was written by an author (name not yet located) with assistance from Mooncat, Eds7466, Brenna, and Omar.
==Author's Summary==
Category:DC Comics
Category:1998 FanfictionCategory:Justice LeagueCategory:Legion of Super-HeroesCategory:Doom PatrolCategory:Green Lantern
Crisisarrives

crisisarrives was a fanartist best known for their fanworks in Supernatural/Supernatural RPF fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:0000y555fetters.png|Banner for the fic Fetters of Fenrir
File:Fetterswallpaper.png|Wallpaper for Fetters of Fenrir
File:Wolf complete-fetters.png|Tattoo drawing for the character of the Dean in Berserker Series 
Category:Fanartists
Criterion Press

Previously Criterion Press was Kathy Agel's publishing arm for gen fanzines. Het and slash zines were published through Straight Up Press. 
 
==Zines==
Affairs to Remember | All Hallows Eve | All or Nothing | Alliance & Empire | Anachronism | At the Threshold | Below the Surface | Captives | Choices | Curses | Cursum Perficio | Deadlines and Commitments | Desert Dispatches | Diamonds & Hyenas | Dreadnaught | Dreams and Awakenings | Dreams Don't Die | Emissaries of the God | False Faces | Far From the Home I Love | The Farthest Frontier | The Food of the Gods | Gambler's Choice | Grenada | The Hope | Intriguing Possibilities | Keymaster | The Last Ride Raid | Malediction | Neon | Nexus | The Nexus Chronicles | The Night Between the Stars | The Norway Raid | Operation Corporate | The Paths of the Dead | Perchance to Dream | Perfect World | Promises to Keep | Reap the Whirlwind | Reality Check | Remote Control | Remote Control Goes to War | The Return of Robert Makepeace | Sanctuary | Scoundrels, Sinners and Saviors | The Second Beast | The Seventh Chevron | Shadow Jedi | Sins of the Father | Sins of the Father | The Skeptic and the Believer | Skinwalker | Sword of the Prophets | The Tiger and the Dragon | Twin Sons of Different Mothers | Unforgotten Sins | Up Bubble | Vulcan Madness | The Watering Hole | We Got One! | Who's Scruffy-Lookin'?
| The Wings of a Butterfly
==Proposed Zines==
Zines that never made if off the ground.
* Bobzine (alternate title was Scarecrow's Dream) (characters portrayed by Bob Dowdell)
* Galactic Castaways (Lost in Space)
* The Midnight Hour (Midnight Caller)
* Years of Fieldwork (Indiana Jones)
See: Proposed Zines for other examples.
Critical Commons

Critical Commons is "a public media archive and fair use advocacy network that supports the transformative reuse of media in scholarly and creative contexts."About While not specifically meant for it, a fair number of fanvids have been posted there. Each upload must be accompanied by textual commentary before it can be published.How To The site vows to never introduce advertisingCommunity Guidelines and does not remove uploaded videos in response to legal threatsFrequently Asked Questions, but only removes content "if it is flagged by the community to be removed, and if it is determined that the content was not submitted for purposes consistent with the goals of Critical Commons".Terms of Service 
==Links==
*Wikipedia article
==References==
Critical Edge

Critical Edge (CritEdge) was a Highlander mailing list. It was moderated by laura jacquez and Mary Ellen Curtin.
It was most active between 2000 and the first half of 2006.
One of the mods, Mary Ellen Curtin, described it as "No stories, variable bandwidth of tomfoolery, serious lit-crit, whining, and historical discussion." 
==List Description==
==Regarding Discussing Posted Fic and Critique==
From comments by a mod from Critical Edge, a Highlander list shortly after this list was created: 
==Rules of the Game: Mailing List Rules and FAQs==
==References==
category:Highlander Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Critical Feline Mass

Critical Feline Mass is a Steve Rogers/Bucky Barnes fanfic by Kryptaria and zooeyscigar. It is a modern AU.
The authors also published a short sequel, Can't Pronounce It, Not Buying It.
==Summary==
:Adjusting to civilian life is hard for any military veteran—especially for one ex-sniper with a cybernetic arm, a classic Harley, and friends who keep trying to ‘help.’ When Sam Wilson at the VA sends Sergeant Barnes to rent a room from the hottest guy in the DC area, Bucky thinks maybe civilian life is worth it after all. And then he finds out Captain Rogers is everything Bucky’s not: a real hero, a Medal of Honor recipient, and an all-around nice guy. Bucky doesn’t have a chance in hell with him.
:Sam was a huge help to Steve Rogers when he left the military. In the spirit of ‘pay it forward,’ Steve decides to rent out his basement room to a vet in need. But when Sergeant Barnes shows up on his doorstep, he knows he’s in for a world of trouble. Barnes is exactly what Steve never knew he wanted, from his bedroom eyes to his wicked innuendos. And he’s Steve’s tenant.
:A love story in twelve chapters, including two Harley-Davidsons, a guardian angel, multiple snipers, the only woman who can scare them into behaving themselves, spontaneous kittens, and one attacking sheep.
==Comments & Reactions==
As of March 12, 2019, the fic has 1,464 comments, 9,664 kudos, and 2,835 bookmarks on the Archive of Our Own.
ao3love:Tumblr post by ao3love, September 19, 2016 archived
==Related Works==
* a scene that happened in the last chapter of kryptaria and zooeyscigar’s fic Critical Feline Mass, fanart by maria-tries
Critical Feline Mass has been translated into several languages:
* Chinese, by mringo
* Russian, by faith_fatal
* Polish, by erraticmuse
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Critical Mass (article)

Critical Mass is a 1974 essay/article written by Jacqueline Lichtenberg for the zine Seldon's Plan.
It was published in v.6 n.4. Lichtenberg (and fellow fan, Laura Basta) were up for a Hugo Award that year, and the editorial of that issue of "Seldon's Plan" mentioned this in the editorial, along with a statement from and about Lichtenberg's role in science fiction fandom, and Star Trek fandom, and how she was chaffing at the bit about being regulated as "just" a Trek fan.
The essay is a five pages long, and its topic is Star Trek fans, science fiction fans, and conventions.
Lichtenberg knew she had the ear of many traditional science fiction BNFs (such as David Gerrold, James Tiptree, Jr., Ursula LeGuin as they, and others, were contributors of material for Seldon's Plan letter columns.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Trek
* the differences Lichtenberg makes between Trekkies and more "serious" Trek fans she calls "STrekkies" and "Trekfen"
* the differences in general between Trek fans and science fiction fans
* was a Star Trek con even science fiction con at all?
* the rise of the big Trek cons and the conflicts this had with traditional science fiction trufen
* the commercial elements of Trek fandom and how it made more money and brought more attention than SF fandom
* Lichtenberg doing a complicated, fragile written dance to appease several types of fans, mainly the traditional science fiction ones
* Equicon and 
* active fans and passive fans
* the fans she describes as Trekkies as being swooning, passive, grasping fans who are leaches and expect to be entertained without having to be serious about anything or contribute anything
* her book Star Trek Lives!
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
Critical Mass (multimedia review zine)

Critical Mass is a zine which critically reviewed other zines. It was published by Lillian Shepherd and Ina MacAllan. 
In 2015, Lillian Shepherd said: "I've published fanzines, and edited fan fiction. For our sins, my best friend Inamac and I ran a fanzine critiquing a wide spread of fanfic fanzines for a couple of years in the early 80s. This was more acceptable then, but not by much!" -- Fandom Past - A Talk Given at Nine Worlds 2015
One of the issues has a review by Ros Williams for Deadly Night Shades by Gillian Marsden. 
==Issue 1==
Critical Mass 1
==Issue 2==
Critical Mass 2 contains 45 pages. 
==Issue 3==
Critical Mass 3 contains 36 pages. 
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1980s
Criticism and the Lost Art of the LOC

Criticism and the Lost Art of the LOC is a 1999 essay by Lorelei Jones. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Critics United

Critics United (abbreviated to CU) is a fan group on FanFiction.Net created by some fans who "... were tired of all the poorly written rule breaking fics that were swarming the site, overshadowing writing that was allowed to be posted." 
They do not have the power personally to delete fic, only to report those who don't follow the rules: "No site member has the power to delete stories. We can only report them." -- , making them volunteer fandom police: at best -- white knighters and worse -- tattletales.
Their official tag is: "Critics United: a place for reviewers to gather and talk, exchange tales and support each other as we all try and help the authors of the site."
==Similar Groups==
Also see The Literate Union. A similar group of fans were those at FanDomination.Net, see FanDomination.Net Content Control and Weeding Guidelines.
A similar watchdog group on the lookout for offensive fanworks was Warriors for Innocence.
== Fan Reactions ==
Critics United weren't well loved in the community. There were groups calling for their closure, like "Stop Critics United" and "Save our fanfiction". They were also referred by some people as CUnts and had a reputation for being "adult women bullying little girls".
===Involvement in the 2012 Adult Fiction Ban===
Some fans blamed this group for the purge of adult fiction from FanFiction.Net. See FanFiction.Net Ban on Adult Fiction.
A fan in June 2012 posted: 
From another fan in June 2012: 
Another fan in June 2012 posts that "Critics United" may not necessarily the reason for the NC-17 fiction purge, but that they didn't help matters any: 
==Some Posts by "Critics United"==
From a June 9, 2012 post:
==FAQs and Questions and Answers==
From June 6, 2012:
==Meta/Further Reading==
*The story of Critics United, the self-appointed fanfiction police; archive link by purplewigg (2021)
==References==
Crockett/Castillo

Crockett/Castillo is the slash pairing of Martin Castillo and Sonny Crockett in Miami Vice fandom.
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* Back to the Beach
* Carry On Wayward Son
* Chain Lightning - crossover with Nash Bridges
* Phone Sex
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Carryon-7.jpg|Art from Carry On Wayward Son by KOZ (1991)
File:Miami Vice Phone sex interior koz5.jpeg|Art from Phone Sex by KOZ (1995)
== Archives and Links ==
* Martin Castillo/Sonny Crockett tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Miami Vice
Category:Slash Pairings
Crockett/Tubbs

Crockett/Tubbs is the slash pairing of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs in Miami Vice fandom.
==Fan Comments==
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* Wicked Games (Miami Vice zine)
* Back to the Beach (also with Crockett/Castillo stories)
== Example Art Gallery ==
 
File:Sanity2.jpg|Tubbs and Crockett, front cover of Sanity Maintenance #2 (1987) by Suzy Sansom
File:Wickedgames1.jpg|Crockett/Tubbs art by KOZ from Wicked Games (1993)
== Archives and Links ==
* Sonny Crockett/Ricardo Tubbs tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Miami Vice
Category:Slash Pairings
Cronus (Greek Mythology)

Cronus is a God of the Harvest and Titan of Time from the Greek Mythology. He's known for overthrowing his father, and fearing the same thing would happen with his own children; he ate his children until Zeus was saved by Rhea and imprisoned him in Tartarus.
==Fandom==
Cronus doesn't appear quite often in fanfiction within the Greek Mythology and Roman Mythology fandom. He often appears as a background character, sometimes paired with his wife. Also many fans like to fancast/parallel their characters as Cronus on Tumblr. 
===In Other Fandoms===
* Cronos, a God of War character
* Kronos, a Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus character
* Kronos, a Marvel Comics character
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Cronus works at AO3
* Tumblr tags: Cronus, Kronos, Cronos (Note not all tags are focused completely on the Greek God)
==Resources==
* Kronos at Greek Mythology Wiki
* Cronos at God of War Wiki
* Kronos at Riordan Wiki
==References==
Category:Greek Mythology Characters
Cross-Currents (multimedia zine)

See also Cross Currents (disambiguation).
Cross-Currents is a slash 164-page anthology of multifandom crossovers. It has art by Anja Gruber.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Cross-Currents, poem Jonni Corday	(multifandom)	(4)
* Immortals	by Deveroux Dane	(reprinted in a "slightly different form" from Heroes #3) (Highlander/Forever Knight) (5)	 
* Twist in Time	by MerLyn	(reprinted in Dyad Vice #1) (Miami Vice/Blake's 7)	 (35)	
* Brothers, poem	 by Dovya Blacque	(Professionals/Remington Steele)	(41) 
* Stepping In, poem by Starr Copeland	(Highlander/War of the Worlds)	 (42)
* Owls and Angels	by Robbie	 (Starsky & Hutch/Twin Peaks)	 (43) 
* Cousins, poem by 	Starr Copeland	(Miami Vice/21 Jump Street) (57)
* Late Night Watch, poem	by Dovya Blacque	(Batman Forever/Lois & Clark)	 (58) 
* A Long Way From Home	by MerLyn	 ("A series of mysterious deaths among construction workers on a city building site brings FBI agent Ray Levoi in to contact with elemental forces he can only just begin to understand. When he also becomes aware of the prompting of his Native American heritage he turns for help to tribal cop Walter Crow Horse, and is launched on a bewildering journey which takes him through boundaries of space, time... and species...") (reprinted from Uncharted Waters #12) (Thunderheart/Wolfen/Dances With Wolves)	 (59)
* Wires, poem	by Dovya Blacque	(Thunderheart/Wolfen/Dances With Wolves) (68)	 
* a part of The Curse of the Black Opal	by Flamingo	 (Miami Vice/Beauty & the Beast) (69)
* A New Horizon	by Dovya Blacque	(Batman Forever/Lois & Clark)	 (91) 
* It Steele Takes a Thief	by Jonni Corday	(It Takes a Thief/Remington Steele) (149)	 
* Anchor, poem	by Starr Copeland	(The Lost Boys/Young Guns/The First Power)	 (162)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:crosscurrentsslash-1.jpg|from Forever Knight
Image:crosscurrentsslash-2.jpg|from Miami Vice
 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1996 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Cross-Stitchers of the Knight

The Cross-stitchers of the Knight (sometimes abbreviated to FKXS) are a group of Forever Knight fans who enjoy doing counted cross stitch as well as other forms of needlework. They share patterns based on Forever Knight imagery, and show each other their projects. Discussions on their (now defunct) Yahoo!Group list were about the TV show and fan fiction based on it, as well as their stitching projects; and the group also participated in a round robin story, "Stitcher of the Knight: The Ongoing Cross-Stitching Adventures of Flossie and Screed".
The Cross-stitchers have not participated in the Forever Knight Wars as a faction in their own right. Members have primary factions with whom they take part.
==History==
In 1996, Bobbie Williams posted a message on FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU asking if anyone else did counted cross stitch. A sufficient number of people contacted her that she started an e-mail loop in 1996. The Cross-stitchers officially went to list mode on 10 February 1997.
==Yahoo! Group==
* Forever Knight Cross-Stitchers
==Faction Site==
* Cross-stitchers of the Knight faction page (archived on Wayback Machine)
==Faction Members' Websites==
* Nancy A. Taylor's Cross-stitchers of the Knight (http://www.angelfire.com/nc/fk1228/index.html)
** Nancy Taylor's Forever Knight Cross Stitch Pattern Page (http://www2.crosswinds.net/~nat1228/patterns.htm (off-line)
* Bobbie Williams' Cross Stitchers of the Knight Page (originally at http://members.aol.com/UserKnight/xstitch.html, not archived)
* FKXS Pattern Page (originally at http://members.aol.com/userknight/picpage.html, not archived)
==Fan Fiction==
* "Stitcher of the Knight" — round robin fan fiction 
* "Once Upon a Colorless Time" by Libby Singleton
==References==
Cross-canon Counterpart

Cross-canon counterpart is a term coined by media fandom to describe characters in long-running franchises who may share names, character traits and backstories, yet exist in different canons. These canons often come from the type of media used to portray a story. For example, a movie series of an existing toyline is considered its own canon, and when characters from that canon share names with ones from an existing media, say, Transformers Animated, the two characters who share names are considered cross-canon counterparts. Even characters who do not share a name can also be considered such, and the two may be named the same thing by fans in fanworks if one name is more popular than the other. These are most associated with toylines, since companies like to keep their toy trademarks in use even when one canon ends.
In fannish circles, the cross-canon counterparts of popular characters often overshadow one another and muddle discussion such as sharing fanworks or writing meta. In fanworks, characterization may be an amalgamation of several of their incarnations or just one.
Cross-canon counterparts may be used for selfcest ships. These are not to be confused with characters with several fanon variants such as Once-ler and Sans, but some notable exceptions such as Pokémon's Red have both. This is also not to be confused with clones.
== Fandoms with Cross-canon Counterparts ==
* Transformers has these in spades. Even characters who share names may be completely independent of one another otherwise, since Hasbro likes to keep their toy trademarks active even if the canon the first characters were originally a part of is no longer creating toys.
* Pokémon has these in spades as well. Most protagonists and rivals of the series have Game, Anime and Manga variants, which means they have three main interpretations total. Even minor characters have cross-canon appearances, which often just get amalgamated into one character in discussion and in fanworks.
* My Little Pony has some examples, notably Rarity and Pinkie Pie, who have very different characterizations depending on the "generation" of MLP's animated media.
* Gegege no Kitaro, with its several separate anime iterations
Cross-gate

cross-gate was an email discussion group focused on fanfiction recommendations for Stargate SG1 and Stargate Atlantis crossovers. Recommendations were then added to the CrossGate link index.
It was created on January 29, 2003. It was a public group, with no membership approval process. The last post was on June 20, 2018.
As of October 2019, the group had 1911 members.
==Description==
==History==
September 2004 was the month with the highest number of posts at 485 messages.
===First Post===
==Welcome Documents==
Upon joining the list, two documents were sent to new members. 
===Welcome Letter===
===List Rules===
==References==
Category:Yahoo! GroupsCategory:Stargate AtlantisCategory:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Category:2010s