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IDIC - Fact or Fiction?

IDIC -- Fact or Fiction? was an open letter written by a UK Star Trek fan named Roger N in 1979. The letter was printed in two places: in an issue of the newsletter for Starship Excalibur, and in the Star Trek Action Group newsletter (issue #35).
The letter used the canon concept of IDIC to stress how important it was that Star Trek fans show tolerance and acceptance towards other British science fiction shows on television. In particular, it referenced fans' resentment that they were at the mercy of the BBC's programming decisions, which had produced not only stress but also jockeying for preferential position. 
In retrospect, the letter can be seen as an ironic comment on fandom pecking order. After all, fans of print science fiction had traditionally given Star Trek fans a hard time regarding fannish legitimacy. Yet, by 1979, many Star Trek fans clearly felt confident enough to turn round and do unto others what had been done to them, i.e. respond negatively to the appearance of newer TV-based science fiction fandoms (specifically, Space: 1999 and Blake's 7).
==Text of the Letter== 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:1979 Meta
Category:1979 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:Blake's 7 Open Letters
IDIC Revisited

IDIC Revisited is a 1984 Star Trek essay by Alesia Hunley. 
This essay was printed in the April 1984 issue of WKFS Journal.
An essay in response is IDIC by Susan McCutchen.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "There is a lot of hate in this world and a lot of grief."
* the essays author was a police officer; she described a lot of violence and mayhem, including some very personal trauma
* IDIC, the Vulcan philosophy, and how it can't really apply to real life
* reality, fantasy, real life, and naivete
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
IDIC and the Prime Directive

IDIC and the Prime Directive is a 1975 Star Trek: TOS essay by Karen Fleming.
It was printed in Spectrum #21.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* IDIC and the Prime Directive (two terms in the Star Trek fandom) and what they mean
* IDIC = philosophy, the Prime Directive = law
* IDIC actually makes things harder
* "...even [with] Prime Directive and IDIC there can be no absolutes. They are ideals to be aimed at. They are rules that can be bent—but only if absolutely necessary. They are guidelines to help ease the interactions between individuals and between cultures."
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy Fong and Marnie S.

IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy Fong and Marnie S. was published in Legacy #2. 
Note: "Kathy" is the interviewer, Kathy Resch.
==Part of a Series Called "The Legacy of K/S in Conventions"==
* Convention Memories by Robin Hood 
* IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy F. and Marnie S. 
* Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con 
* Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved by Shelley Butler 
* Convention Memories: Shore Leave by Linda B. 
* Are You Out of Your Mind? Putting on a K/S Convention by Dovya Blacque, Liz W., Rosemary W., and Jenna Sinclair
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
IIBNF Press

IIBNF Press is an Australian slash fanzine publisher that was active from the mid 1990s to the mid 2000s. The press published mainly X-Files and Due South fanzines, including the popular and somewhat controversial A Fish Called Krycek.
 
Sometime after April 1998, this presses' zines were agented by Agent With Style. comment on Virgule-L 
==References==
III 3

III 3 is a gen Blake's 7 67-page anthology by the same publisher who also put out the zine 54124.
About the title: "I have no idea why =III 3= is called that-- whether it's the third in a series, or just an eccentric zine title like =54124=, from the same publisher." Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site 
==Contents==
Fiction:
* Meegat, "At His Own Game" (5 pages)
* Topaz, "Sarcophagus-- An Epilogue" (1 page)
* Meegat, "That's Impossible-- Isn't It?" (1 page)
* Chas Early, "Part One of a Trilogy" (14 pages)
* Teddy, "The Power" (2 pages)
* Chas Early, "Part Two: Location" (13 pages)
* Ros Williams, "MacAvon, or, Shakespeare Turns in His Grave" (script; Macbeth parody) (7 pages)
* Topaz, "In Memorandum" [sic] (1 page)
* Chas Early, "Retribution (part three of the B7 trilogy)" (18 pages) 
* Meegat, "Avon's Revenge" (2 pages)
Poetry:
* Topaz, "Servalan's Promise" 
* Topaz, "I Remember" 
* Anna Grant, "Finale" 
* Topaz, "Poem" 
* Topaz, "Poem" 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1983 Zines
ILovePaulReubens

Niko Reubens is a fan writer who got his start after stumbling upon WWE fanfiction in 2001. He was part of the WWE fandom from 1995 until 2012. He was also part of the LazyTown fandom from 2004-2022.User:Niko Altman He "has written for many different fandoms", including some that are RPF, and some that are not. He has been writing Pee-wee's Playhouse fanfiction, and fanfiction about Paul Reubens since 2004. Unfortunately, his older works from that time have been lost. 
Niko describes himself as a vampirehttps://niko-reubens.dreamwidth.org/profile. As a teenager (circa 2005?), he tried to start a religion worshiping Paul Reubens, something which he says needs to make a comeback. ILovePaulReubens has dedicated himself to fighting what he feels is misinformation pertaining to Paul, and has been known to fight viciously against people who say hateful things. The conflict is based on Paul Rubens' arrest for indecent exposure in a porno theatre in Sarasota, Florida, where he was watching a movie.See:Wikipedia:Paul Reubens ILovePaulReubens made a statement on his at the bottom of a Neocities page about Paul's legal issues, trying to set the record straight once and for all, as back in the days of the IMDb Forums, he gained a lot of insight.https://niko-altman.neocities.org/prfan 
His pseudonym for Pee-wee's Playhouse related slash fic is PeeweesGayhouse69. 
Niko also used his writing pseudonym on the now-defunct IMDb Forums as a username.
==Example Fics==
*, the first Rockapella fanfic posted to AO3 (Sean Altman/Scott Leonard, 2022)
*, a Rockapella fic (April 4, 2023 - ?)
*, a Linkin Park and KoRn WIP (July 18, 2023 - ?)
*, a Pee-wee's Playhouse and LazyTown gen crossover (WIP, August 6, 2023 - ?)
*, an explicit het Actor RPF fanfiction about Paul Reubens featuring an OC (August 13, 2023 - ?)
*, a Pee-wee's Playhouse & Pee-wee's Big Adventure fanfiction (2023 - ?)
* a Pee-wee's Big Adventure het WIP (2023 - ?)
*, a Rockapella slash fic (2024 - ?)
*New Year's Kiss, the first fanfic to feature the crossover pairing of Robbie Rotten and Carmen Sandiego, from LazyTown and Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? respectively.
For abandoned WIPs, please see Niko's past works for safekeeping on the Ao3.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fannish New Religious Movements
IMDb

==History==
IMDb started as a series of lists posted to Usenet, becoming a proper website in 1996. Fred Astaire was the first actor to have a filmography listed on the site, and the 1894 short Carmencita was the first title to have a page on the site.
For more, see Wikipedia: IMDb History.
==Message Boards==
Due to problems with trolls, IMDb abandoned the message boards (for actors, titles, and several other categories altogether) in 2017.
==IMDb as Canon==
There has been some confusion among fans regarding how much information on IMDb is unverified user submissions versus official canon sources. For example, the previously-unreleased first names of several Harry Potter characters appeared on the site in late 2001 but could never be traced back to an official source and were eventually discredited by more canonical sources (although not before they worked their way into fanon).See Rolanda vs. Xiomara Hooch and Quirinus vs. Slatero Quirrell.
Laura Hale commented in January 2002:
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
IMHO* (Blake's 7 reviewzine)

IMHO* is a Blake's 7 reviewzine with two issues. It is by Ann Wortham. 
The title is an acronym for "In My Humble Opinion," which the asterisk in the title alludes to.
==Relationship to "Zine Scene"==
Fans who had had outstanding subscriptions to "Zine Scene" (multimedia zine resource also produced by Ann Wortham) when it ended could transfer one issue to "IMHO*." 
From the second issue: "Special Offer. If you have outstanding copies of Zine Scene due to you, you may transfer your subscription to IMHO*. If you are owed more than one copy of Zine Scene, you may ask that only one issue be transferred to IMHO* and still retain the rest of your subscription to Zine Scene, as well. Please contact me with instructions and we'll work it out."
==Submission Guidelines==
From the second issue:
==Issue 1==
IMHO* 1 was published in November 1994.
==Issue 2==
IMHO* 2 was published in May 1995 and contains 30 pages.
Some of the reviews in this zine were posted to Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 website.
Some of these reviews have a very Tarrant-centric focus and are evidence of a shipping war.
From the second issue: 
This issue contains reviews of the zines: Beloved Adversary, Raising Hell #6, Threads Through Infinity, Jabberwocky (Link-Up, Mind Rape, & Healer), Southern Comfort #6.5, Return of the Seven #4, Revenge of the Rabble, The Uses of Adversity, Gambit #8, #10, Questions of the Past, Southern Seven #7, The Seven Live On #6, The Big B7 Zine, Ten-Credit Touch, Horizon #18, Avon #2, The Price of Justice, and Helltide, Strategies, A Ledge Between the Streams, Ashes to Ashes, Big Boy's Book of 1001 Things to Do in Zero Gravity with a Federation Blaster, Forbidden Zone #1, Alternative Seven #6, Southern Comfort #7.5, #8.5, Rebel Desires, 
It contains reviews of these Blake's 7 products that were sold by the fan club Horizon: Travis: The Final Act (an audio tape), poster by Pete Wallbank which featured the cast (this was published in March 1995 in the Horizon Newsletter #32, teleport bracelets, and Liberator handguns.
This issue also includes:
* an article: "Gender Bender Science Fiction" by Vickie McManus ("In the initial IMHO flyer. Annie suggested reviews of books with some relation to Blakes Seven. This list isn't quite that. After reading the first issue of IMHO, it seemed to me that a fair number of slash fans would be reading this. The books in this list are ones that 1 have read and enjoyed out of an interest in gender issues; and I thought that other fans, particularly fans of slash, might enjoy them as well. All of the books in this list have homoerotic content of varying degrees, so be warned if you're trying to avoid this sort of thing.")
* a half-page cartoon by Leah Rosenthal
* classified ads 
* flyers
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1990s
IMIPAC (Blake's 7 zine)

IMIPAC is a gen Blake's 7 anthology issued by the IMIPAC in the UK. 
It contains mostly fiction. 
There are six issues.
Regarding the title: "IMIPAK (occasionally referred to in apocrypha as IMIPAC) was a weapon developed by Coser. Its name stood for Induced Molecular Instability Projector And Key." from the Blake's 7 Wiki 
==Issue 1==
IMIPAC 1
==Issue 2==
IMIPAC 2
==Issue 3==
IMIPAC 3
==Issue 4==
IMIPAC 4 was published in June 1982. 
==Issue 5==
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IMIPAC 5 was published in February 1983 and contains 30 pages.
==Issue 6==
IMIPAC 6 was published in September 1983.
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
IMPRISONMENT

IMPRISONMENT (監禁, Kankin) is a Assassin's Creed doujinshi by PAPERBACK. The story takes place while Desmond is hostage at Abstergo, with Lucy giving him different sexual items each day and watching as he uses them. Through the Bleeding Effect, Desmond experiences Malik performing sexual acts on Altaïr.
Scenes of Malik/Altaïr, Malik/Desmond, and Desmond/Lucy.
The sequel to this doujinshi is PEEPING.
Category:Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:2010 Doujinshi
Category: Slash Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
IMTheresa

From her fanfiction.net profile: "I started writing as soon as I learned how to print - my first story was about a little Indian maiden...I wish I still had it. I was in first grade and it was for an assignment, but I still remember it got laughs where I wanted it to. My fascination with fanfiction began in high school, but had no idea that's what I was doing or that other people did it, too. My first fanfic stories centered on Simon and Simon, but there was some Bonanza and Battlestar Galactica cross-overs. I blame Lorne Greeen."
She moderates the Supernatural on The WB one of the largest Supernatural mailing lists and also maintains the Supernatural Fan Fiction Awards.
 
Fanzines
*Back Home Again
*Blood Brothers (Supernatural zine) 
*Brother of Mine 
*Chinook
*Every Possible Way
*Harbinger to the Coming Storm 
*The Storm I Ride 
*Facing What Consumes You
*Road Trip With My Brother
*You'll Thank Me When It's Wednesday!
Works
* Hidden Honesty, Open Deceit
Awards
*Supernatural Fan Fiction Awards
Category:Fanwriters
IOHO

IOHO, or In Our Humble Opinion, is an archive in The X-Files fandom that features what the maintainers consider the best fan fiction.
The site was created by iwondery and Lisby in the mid 1990s and was updated regularly until 2006. From one rendition of the site: "This X-Files fanfic archive and galleries belong to Lisby, iwonder (Marlene), Logovo (Liliana), Sapphire, and Xanthe. There is no secret agenda here. Straight forward and simple: what you see on this site is what we like. We hope you will, too." IOHO, unknown date, perhaps around 2001 
More than 600 stories are listed in the story index. The site also hosts picture galleries, writing challenges, and links.
From the site's intro page: "IOHO is an archive highlighting quality writing and good storytelling, in the opinion of the archivists. The IOHO archivists do not note genres, story types, or romantic/sexual pairings in the title listings. However, in most cases, clicking on a title will link you to a cover page with a short excerpt from the story and illustrative photos. In turn, the cover page links to the text where the authors themselves assign genre and ratings to their stories."
One of the things that made IOHO stand out from other rec sites was that each story was given its own splash page with original X-Files fanart and an excerpt from the fic, setting the mood for the piece.
==Some Conflict==
There was an very heated conflict played out at alt.tv.x-files.creative in the fall of 1998 regarding a positive rec for Sheare Bliss' story Complicated Shadows. The story was subsequently removed from IOHO.
==Regarding Copyright==
The site hosted this post: Legal Memo: Copyright and Fair Use Law as It Regards X-Files Fan Fiction.
==The IOHO Store==
The site hosted links to Amazon in hopes of funding the website.
== Site Design ==
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project. Different parts of the site are hosted on different domains, including GeoCities, throwpots.com, and earthlink.net.
Image:IOHO.jpeg|main page
Image:IOHO Earthlink.jpeg‎|earthlink portal
Image:IOHO Stories.jpeg‎|stories index
Image:IOHO Galleries.jpeg‎|galleries index
==Site News==
* August 1998-February 2003
* June 2003-February 2006
==See also==
*X-OK
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
IP Address

== IP Address Definition ==
An IP address is the unique number used by a computer or other device on the InternetWikipedia:IP address. It must be unique because it is the address used for communication to and from that device. IP addresses may be static: stay the same all the time (based on ISP options) or dynamic: assigned one of an ISP's block of addresses when the device connects to the Internet via that ISP. Host names are user-readable names linked to the IP address in Domain Name Servers. 
== IP Addresses Exposing Sockpuppets ==
Because IP addresses identify a unique computer, and some systems log IP addresses, they have been used to show that a person/user name was or was not posting, commenting or otherwise connecting. This is one way that sockpuppets have been exposed during long arguments or wanks. For example, see The Msscribe Story.
==References==
IQDB

IQDB is a reverse image search website which is widely used to find the source of anime/manga fanart. The site searches a submitted image against an index of thumbnails from various popular imageboards, from which the user can locate the original artist of the picture.
==Imageboards indexed==
*Danbooru
*Konachan
*yande.re
*Gelbooru
*Sankaku Channel
*e-shuushuu
*Zerochan
*Anime-Pictures.net
*3dbooru
*Idol Complex
==See also==
*SauceNAO
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
IRC-Channel MacGyver

The IRC-Channel #MacGyver was created for MacGyver-fans in the spring 1997 in Finland by Jezu and Jermar. That was few weeks before one of our TV-Companies started to re-run MacGyver on television. Later McRuis (Balk), Kirk and Kamebol came aboard.
Lap stands for the international part of #MacGyver. Nobody seems to remember when lap came. (And yes. It's lap not Lap. He says in February 1998 :).
Victo has been on #MacGyver first from he's friends house but later he bought he's own Internet connection in spring -98 and was OPed by McRuis. That was the time when MacGyver's first re-run ended here with two Seasons still to be runned (Shall those bas***** be dam*** until MacGyver's on again).
Dalton came little later with some other nick though (don't ask what it was) and was promoted to OP in this fall.
Team Phoenix Foundation (TPF) named the operator's group were Dalton, lap, McRuis and Victo were the members.
#MacGyver's (maybe) first "meeting" was 15th of May in 1999 in Helsinki where Dalton and Victo meet. Both of them were pretty nervous about the Ice Hockey World Champion- ship final where Leijonat (=The Lions) also known as Team Finland played of course(!)
Of course MacGyver was a topic in meeting too. :)
<Dalton> Many of the original OPs have lost their SAK, duct tape, or Murdoc has got them but the channel exists. :)"
Members: Dalton, Victo, Cloxan, Danco-Kil, Hekkuli, Rikard, and Zsuzsi
Category:MacGyver
IT 25 Days of Christmas

IT 25 Days of Christmas was a prompt-based challenge within the IT fandom.
"- you can do whatever you want with these prompts; write a fic, make art, create a playlist, make a moodboard? It’s completely up to you!"it-25-days-of-christmas. Prompt List. 1 November 2018.
==Moderation==
Several ships and themes were disallowed.
==Prompts==
# December 1: Thanksgiving / Black Friday
# December 2: Hanukkah / Kwanzaa
# December 3: Pumpkin Spice Latte / Eggnog
# December 4: Day Blizzard / Hot Chocolate
# December 5: Traveling Home / Family
# December 6: Skiing in the Alps / Ice Skating / Sleigh Ride
# December 7: Catching a Cold / Being Sick
# December 8: Building a Snowman / Snow Angel / Snowball Fight
# December 9: Buying the last toy / Working in Retail over the Holidays
# December 10: Baby It’s Cold Outside / Santa Baby
# December 11: New Traditions / Old Traditions
# December 12: Naughty & Nice
# December 13: Kiss Under the Mistletoe
# December 14: Ho Ho Ho / Fa la la la la
# December 15: Baking Cookies / Gingerbread-house Building
# December 16: Ugly Christmas Sweaters / Hallmark Movie
# December 17: Work Christmas Party / Secret Santa
# December 18: Elf On the Shelf / ‘Step away from the cookie jar’
# December 19: ‘I Hate Christmas’ / Slipping on Ice
# December 20: First Christmas Dating / Living Together
# December 21: Tree Decorating / Caroling
# December 22: Santa Claus’ Costume / The Grinch
# December 23: Gift Wrapping / Nativity Play
# December 24 (Christmas Eve): First Family Christmas Dinner / Holiday Fight
# December 25 (Christmas Day!): Christmas Eve / Christmas Day
==Fanworks==
===AO3===
===Tumblr===
== References ==
Category:2018 Challenges
IT Fanzine

IT Fanzine is an IT zine anthology.
==Summaries==
"Do you like It? The book? The 1990 mini-series? The 2017 movie? If so you might like our zine!"it-zine. Announcement Post. 3 January 2018.
==Contributors==
===Additional Co-Editors/Moderators===
* Pennymiser
* Stennbrough
* Stnlon
* LllosersClub
* CrazyFanPerson
===Artists/Authors===
* Blazasco_Doodles
* Pigeon.Alan
* Zaysria
* GhostPajamas
* Squigg-les
* Manasputachu
* Merorinee
* TheRealLeviJames
* Biscuits.PNG
* Apollinares
* APH-Iceland
* Kouneja
* PamsDrabbles
* Trneutral
* Tum.Draws
== References ==
Category:IT ZinesCategory:2018 Zines
IT Reverse Big Bang

IT Reverse Big Bang is a Reverse Big Bang challenge.
"Each artist must submit one piece of art, although they may submit up to three pieces of art, to be claimed by three individual authors. Each author may claim one piece of art, for which they are required to write a 10k word minimum story. Creations may be canon, canon divergent, or AU.
Neither the art nor the fics have to be pair specific- it can be platonic or friendship focused."itbigbang2019. . 4 February 2019.
Google Forms were used for the sign-up process.
There was also a Discord server made available for use by the creators, invitation by email.
==Artist Summary Form Template==
===Artist Summaries===
"Due 4/10. We expect all artists to have a brief summary of what they are creating for the Big Bang submitted for Writers to choose from. A sketch submission is entirely optional, but can be utilized if you think your summary alone won't be enough to do it justice."itbigbang2019. . 25 March 2019.
*Required
====Form====
* Name*
* Tumblr Username*
* Art Setting? (canon, canon divergent, AU?)
* Preferred Fic Rating*
* Ship/Brotp*
* Summary of Piece*
* Do Not Wants
* Link to Sample Sketch (optional)
==Important Dates==
* Created - 7 January 2019
* Advertisements Started - 4 February 2019
* Creator Sign Ups - 9 February 2019
* Author Sign Ups Close - 11 March 2019
* Artist Sign Ups Close - 18 March 2019
* Art Summaries Due - 10 April 2019
* Author Claims Due - 15 April 2019
* Beta Sign Ups Close- 1 May 2019
* Project Check In - 19 June 2019
* Projects Due - 1 August 2019
==Master List==
* 
* and 
* 
* and 
* by WonderWheelzier
* 
* 
* 
* and 
* 
== References ==
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:Big Bang Challenges
IT Valentine's Day Gift Exchange

IT Valentine's Day Gift Exchange is an IT Gift Exchange made to spread the love for Valentine's Day. The participants' work is required to be at least 1k words.
==Important Dates==
* Sign-Ups Opened: 22 January 2020
* Sign-Ups Closed: 31 January 2020
* Assignments Due: 14 February 2020
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
IT Week

IT Week was a fanweek prompt-based, challenge concentrating on the fandom of IT. Any types of fanwork was accepted.
"A whole week dedicated to the 2017 film, which will take place from the 7th of January till the 14th! The fandom can participate in any form and use the prompts below. Have fun and make sure to tag #itcentral and #itweek :)"itcentral. ITCentral Presents. 1 January 2018.
==Prompts==
* Day 1: Favourite character
* Day 2: Favourite scene
* Day 3: Favourite pairing
* Day 4: Favourite quotes
* Day 5: Favourite outfits
* Day 6: Cast appreciation
* Day 7: Free choice
== References ==
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2018 Challenges