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Operation Levity

After a particularily nasty round of Ship Wars between Caryl and Bethyl shippers (a lot of which flooded the ship tag on Tumblr), rhinozilla and other outspoken fans decided to counter the negativity with possitive messages, full of fanworks.
The only restrition on material posted is that it's a "happy thing". All Operation Levity posts should be tagged with both "Caryl" and "Operation Levity".
==Rules for Participating==
* The same as the first rule of the USS Caryl - Be excellent to one another.
* If you post art or videos or things that aren’t yours, be sure to source the original creators properly.
* Do not, under any circumstances, reference, perpetuate, tag, or mention, aggressively or passive aggressively, hate against ships, Caryl or otherwise, characters, or other bloggers. Ain’t nobody got time for that.
* Affection, however, is welcome and encouraged.
* What you post on your blog is your business, but if you use the “Operation Levity” tag, I ask that you keep it loving and happy :)
* Have fun with it. This is intended to be a safe zone for all things silly and ridiculous for the love of Caryl.
==Fandom Response==
While Operation Levity is first and foremost a Tumblr tag, the tag also appeared in AO3.
No time frame for the event has ever been stated, though many fans expected the tag to die down after the season ended, however, as of November 20, 2014, the tag is still going strong.
==References==
Category:Walking Dead
Category:2014 Events
Category:2015 Events
Operation Rainfall

Operation Rainfall was a fan campaign with the goal of getting Nintendo to release the three Wii games Xenoblade Chronicles, Pandora's Tower and The Last Story in North America, as they were originally not intended to be released in that territory.
==Origins==
==Results==
The campaign was a success. All three games were eventually released in North America, with Xenoblade Chronicles and The Last Story being released in 2012 and Pandora's Tower in 2013. However, Reggie Fils-Aime stated in an interview that while they were aware of the campaign, it wasn't a decisive factor in their decision to release the games in North America.Nintendo’s Reggie Talks Wii U, Western Development And Operation Rainfall Siliconera. 2013. Archived.
==References==
Category:Fan Campaigns & Petitions
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles
Category:2010s Events
Ophelia

=== Characters ===
* Ophelia, a character from William Shakespeare's Hamlet
* Ophelia, a character from the anime and manga series Claymore
* Ophelia Frump, a character from The Addams Family
=== Fans ===
* Ophelia (fan artist)
* Ophelia (Buffy fan)
* Ophelia (Duran Duran fan)
* Ophelia (Sentinel fan)
* Ophelia (Sherlock Holmes fan)
* Ophelia Cox, a Professionals fan writer
* Ophelia Jones, a Professionals and Blake’s 7 fan writer
* Ophelia Paradise a.k.a. Ophelia5, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Ophelia Quickly, an X-Files fan
* Kanna Ophelia / kannaophelia, a multifandom writer
=== Other ===
* Ophelia, a painting by Sir John Everett Millais of the character from Hamlet
Ophelia5's Page

Ophelia5's Page is Ophelia Paradise's website to archive her Forever Knight fan fiction. The stories are rated NC-17.
===Archived Fan Fiction===
The following stories were previously published in With Flowers:
* "Physical Therapy" 12/95 (pairing: N/N)
* "What Love Endures" 1/96 (pairing: N/N)
* "Taking Care" 3/96 (pairing: N/N)
* "Lead Us Not Into Temptation" 10/96 (pairing: Nick/Urs)
* "To Err is Human" 12/96 (pairing: N/N)
* "Enough" 9/99 (pairing: N/N)
Other stories:
* "One More Time?" 11/95 (Janette)
* "The Best Revenge" 7/96 (pairing: Janette/Nick)
* "Happy, Happy Birthday, Baby" 96? (pairing: N/N)
* "The Question" 11/98 (pairing: Nick/LaCroix)
* "Till Death" 06/99 (pairing: Nick/Janette)
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Ophelia (painting)

Ophelia is a painting by Sir John Everett Millais depicting Ophelia from Shakespeare's Hamlet drowning in a lake.
== Fanart ==
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
* The Ballad of Lucy Gray by brucelinas (Lucy Gray Baird)
Good Omens
* Crowley’s Fallen Ophelia by daneecastle (Crowley)
One Piece
* help a fool who falls in love by vgstrrdst (Sanji)
The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
* All of you should go read The Spirit Bares Its Teeth RIGHT NOW by teafromthemicrowave (Silas)
Yu-Gi-Oh!
* drowned in gold 99 times by tenderwulf (Thief King Bakura)
== References ==
Category:Fine Art
Category:Shakespeare
Category:Hamlet
Opium of the People

Opium of the People is a Kirk/Spock story by Rufus. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #20.
 
==Summary==
"A petty quarrel between bondmates is soon forgotten when Kirk is captured and tortured by the natives of the planet theyʼre surveying."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)

You may be looking for the Blake's 7 songvid Opportunities.
"Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" by Stew is a Bodie/Doyle story. 
It was published in Other Times and Places #2 and is online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2007===
===2010===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Opposing Forces

Opposing Forces is a K/S story by C.D.M.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #30.
==Summary==
"While Kirk is split, his dark half goes to Spock and seduces/rapes him but after Kirkʼs halves are reunited he must find a way to repair his relationship with Spock and get him to see that the love they have for each other should continue."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Opposites Attract

Opposites Attract was the Qui-Gon/Maul slash archive. It was originally hosted by Tripod and moved to SlashCity in 2001.
==Stories==
*Metamorphasis: Hollow By Sleeps With Coyotes
*I Lay in the Darkness By Elektra Pendragon
*Purest Comfort By Elektra Pendragon
*Mary & Sue: Or the Tragical History of How Allah Sent Us a Camel and What Happened Next By Mary and Sue
*Perchance to Dream By Sleeps With Coyotes
*Ex Nihilo By Sleeps With Coyotes
*Meridian By Sleeps With Coyotes
*Taken By The Dark (there are three versions on her main page) By Nonie Rider
*Untitled WIP By Elektra Pendragon
*The Opposites Attract Monthly Calendar Moment 2001 (Now Completed) By Elektra Pendragon
*Lightening Up By Tem-ve H'syan
*Payback's a Bunny By Elektra Pendragon
*Fight Moves: Retreat By Elektra Pendragon
*Fight Moves: One on One By Elektra Pendragon
*Spin By Sleeps With Coyotes
*Safer in the Woods By Sleeps With Coyotes
*Wolverine Meets Maul By Elektra Pendragon
*Darth Fluenza By Elektra Pendragon 
Category:Slash Archives
Category:SlashCity
Category:Tripod
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:2000s
Optimal Solution

《最优解》 known as "Optimal Solution" in English is a Haikaveh fangame released by a group of Chinese fans in February 2024. It is available on both PC and Android, and an English translation was created via an external plugin for PC by the same group of fans and released in April 2024.
This appears to be a visual novel.
==About the work==
The fans worked on this game for at least 6 monthshttps://x.com/shidamonze_/status/1760368345541746841 and released it for free.
	
==Fan Reactions==
==References==
Category:Chinese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Genshin Impact
Category:2024 Fangames
Optimism Effect

Optimism Effect is a phrase coined by Jacqueline Lichtenberg by a chapter in the book Star Trek Lives!.
It is one of the "tailored effects" created by Lichtenberg. Others include Demanding Fantasy, Intimate Adventure, Alien Romance, and The Spock Charisma Effect.
Lichtenberg created the phrase to refer a anti-nihilism, that the idea that the future will not involve mindless 1984 lockstep or nuclear disaster, but that we will "find the wisdom not to destroy ourselves". There's a good deal of Ayn Rand in the "optimism effect" chapter.
Lichtenberg also used the term when describing her Sime~Gen pro book series. One example is a 1976 essay by Betty Herr published in Ambrov Zeor! #1 called House of Zeor and Star Trek. The essay is a bit of cross-marketing and illustrates Lichtenberg's deliberate product placement efforts to utilize not only emotion and tropes found in Star Trek: TOS, but also to "copyright" her other tailored effects.
 
Despite robust promotion by Lichtenberg in interviews, LoCs, and zine reviews to make the term into a widely-accepted one in fandom, the never really took off. 
 
Another fan-created genre that was heavily promoted by its creator, one which did take on wings of its own, is Paula Smith's term Mary Sue.
==Fanworks==
* "The Nausea Effect": Star Trek Lives!, essay by Sharon Ferraro (1975)
==Fan Comments==
===1975===
===1976===
===1978===
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Optional Details

Optional details is the typical name for the part of an exchange request where the participant lists their likes and prompts. This is a name specific to exchange fandom culture, as by default the field is actually called "Description" and exchange mods must rename the field on the "Challenge Settings" page. The field is listed in the "Sign-up Instructions" section under the subheading "Change the Labels". The only other field that can be renamed in this manner is the "Prompt URLs" field, which exchange mods usually change to indicate that the field should be used to link a Dear Creator letter. Renaming the field in this way serves to remind participants that optional details are optional. The typical exchange participant never sees the field labeled "Description" so the field and its contents are always referred to as optional details. 
Besides likes and prompts, the optional details field might also contain opt-ins, information about the requested fandom, shipping preferences, and anything else a creator might need to know about their recipient's request. DNWs are understood to not be optional ever, despite being placed in the optional details field, but typically must be clearly labeled as DNWs to be enforceable. 
Some exchanges, like Writing Rainbow and Bulletproof do not allow use of the optional details field, usually in cases when the sign ups are meant to be quick and easy and/or when the focus of the exchange is on the creator's experience making a fanwork rather than on the participant's experience receiving a gift. 
For other exchanges, including some level of optional details is mandatory. Fic In A Box, an exchange where all participants are default offering and requesting 10k worth of fic, the rules state:
Handmatched exchanges like Multifandom Drabble ask for both request and offer details so that the mods can assign people to the best possible recip:
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:Challenge Glossary
Or Else This is a Dream

Or Else This is a Dream is a 75-page slash Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea novel by Lindar. It is a Nelson/Crane love and adventure story. 
==Summaries==
From the publisher: 
From a blurb in No Holds Barred #7: 
==Dedication==
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:VBS Dream-1.jpg
Image:VBS Dream-2.jpg
Image:VBS Dream-3.jpg
 
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Or Was It I?

Or Was It I? is a K/S story by Martha Selena Brown.
It was published in Charisma #7.
==Summary==
"A refreshingly new look at the K/S relationship and its ups and downs, as Kirk and Spock meet, learn of love, and survive the Gol break-up as the story takes us from the series through the end of ST:TMP."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1997===
===1999===
===2003===
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Orac

*Orac (the computer) - the computer that appeared as a character on Blake's 7
*ORAC - a Blake's 7 convention (1988-1990)
*ORAC - a Blake's 7 fan club based in Texas.
*ORAC's 7 Awards - awards given by Blake's 7 fans
*Orac (Blake's 7 zine published by Seveners) - a Blake's 7 zine
*Orac's Message/A Knightly Memory - a gen Blake's 7 novel
*Orac's Oddities - a Blake's 7 newsletter
*Orac 90 - a Blake's 7 zine
*Orac (Blake's 7 fan) - Blake's 7 archivist 
*Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army - a Blake's 7 zine published by Judith Proctor
Oracle

*Oracle, the alter ego of DC Comics character Barbara Gordon
*Oracle, the codename of Futaba Sakura from Persona 5
*Rachel Elizabeth Dare, the Oracle of Delphi in the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles, or her predecessor, Pythia
*Oracle, a Hercules: The Legendary Journeys zine
*Oracle, a Blake's 7 interview zine
*Oracle, a Blake's 7 fiction and non-fiction newsletter
* Oracle, a Blake's 7 guide to the first three seasons, created by Carole Fairman
* Oracle, the newsletter for a Rene Auberjonois fan club
* Oracle, the official René Auberjonois fan club
*The Oracle, a fantasy gaming zine
* Oracle, an X-Files fan
* Oracle, a Doctor Who zine
Oracle (Blake's 7 interview zine)

Oracle is a gen Blake's 7 interview zine that was published in the UK. Some issues have actual photos glued on the pages to illustrate the articles and interviews.
Image:oracle1.jpg|cover of unknown issue
Image:oracle2.jpg| 72 pages, 1994
Image:oracle3.jpg|74 pages, December 1986
 
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Oracle (Blake's 7 resource zine)

Oracle is a 74-page Blake's 7 resource zine by Carole Fairman. 
It contains information about the first three seasons of the show.
The zine contains articles, official photos, and several illos by Ian Scoones.
==About==
==Contents==
* General Notes (5)
* The Earth Federation, article by Duncan Webster (7)
* Descriptions of the actors, writers, and producers, as well as characters (10)
* Interview with David Maloney (13)
* The Making of "Blake's Seven," article (This article was re-printed by kind permission of the author. Judith Cross, and originally appeared in Issue 5 of Standard by Seven") (18)
* Special Effects, article by Ralph Denyer (21)
* letters (and extracts from letters) from various people who have been associated with “Blake’s Seven” written to Carole Fairman, original editor of “Oracle” (Roger Parkes, Allan Prior, M.A.C. Adams, Mat Irvine) (24)
* Interview with Chris Boucher (26)
* The Swap Shop Interview (Noel Edmonds, with Jacqueline Pearce and Gareth Thomas) (32)
* Interview with Paul Darrow (43)
* The Blake/Avon Relationship (45)
* Interview with Sally Knyvette (48)
* Interview with Jan Chappell (50)
* Interview with Michael Keating (52)
* Interview with Steven Pacey (56)
* Interview with Josette Simon (58)
* Interview with Peter Tuddenham (60)
* Interview with Jacqueline Pearce (64)
==Later Bootlegged==
See much more at The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion.
It was discovered in late 1988 that this zine had been bootlegged by a company in the US in December 1987.
The intro in the bootleg copy reads: 
From the Horizon Newsletter, after the discovery of the pirating: 
==Other Directly Bootlegged Blake's 7 Zines==
These are bootlegs that were specifically reprinted using a different "author," and sold for profit.
At least two of them were bootlegged by "Keith Black," and it is likely the other three were as well. 
 
* Omnibus #1 (1987), is a bootleg of Horizon #8
* Omnibus #2 (1987), is a bootleg of Series 5 #1 
* Sanction (1986), is a bootleg of story from Spacefall #5, and Best of Spacefall #1, by Linda Webb-Taylor
* Between Black and White (1986), is a bootleg of a story in Spacefall #4, and Spacefall #9, by Ann O'Neill
* Oracle by Carole Fairman
==Sample Interior: Bootleg Version==
 
Image:oraclefairman-1.jpg |Ian Scoones
Image:oraclefairman-2.jpg |Ian Scoones
Image:oraclefairman-4.jpg 
Image:oraclefairman-5.jpg 
==References==
category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Oracle (Rene Auberjonois fan club)

Oracle is a fan club for René Auberjonois, the actor who portrayed Odo in Star Trek: DS9. It is an official fan club.
The club published a quarterly newsletter called Oracle, as well as two issues of Odo-Files Journal, a fiction and art zine with the subtitle: "Stories & Art Selected by René Auberjonois." The club also published a cookbook called Sustenance for Solids.
==About==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Oracle (Rene Auberjonois newsletter)

Oracle is the newsletter of the Official René Auberjonois Fan Club. It contains photos, convention reports, news, interviews, letters, and puzzles. It was published quarterly in January, April, July and October. Issues had between 15 and 30 pages.
==V.1. N.1-4==
These issues were published in 1995.
The first issue is online here.
The second issue is online here.
==V.2. N.1-4==
 Image:oracle2-1art.jpg| art from v.2 n.1, not credited, but the initials are G.S. 
 Image:oracle2-1.jpg| cover of v.2 n.1 dated 1996 
==V.3. N.1-4==
 
==V.4. N.1-4==
 
==V.5. N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2002.
Image:oracle5-3.jpg|front page of v.5 n.3, July 2002 
==V.6. N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2003.
Image:oracle6-1.jpg|front page of v.6 n.1, January 2003
Image:oracle6-2.jpg|front page of v.6 n.2, April 2003
Image:oracle6-3.jpg|front page of v.6 n.3, July 2003
Image:oracle6-4.jpg|front page of v.6 n.4, October 2003
==V.7. N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2004.
Image:oracle7-1.jpg|front page of v.7 n.1, January 2004
Image:oracle7-2.jpg|front page of v.7 n.2, April 2004
Image:oracle7-3.jpg|front page of v.7 n.3, July 2004
Image:oracle7-4.jpg|front page of v.7 n.4, October 2004
 
==V.8. N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2005.
Image:oracle8-1.jpg|front page of v.8 n.1, January 2005
Image:oracle8-2.jpg|front page of v.8 n.2, April 2005
Image:oracle8-3.jpg|front page of v.8 n.3, July 2005
Image:oracle8-4.jpg|front page of v.8 n.4, October 2005
 
==V.9 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2006.
 
Image:oracle9-1.jpg|front page of v.9 n.1, January 2006
Image:oracle9-2.jpg|front page of v.9 n.2, April 2006
Image:oracle9-3.jpg|front page of v.9 n.3, July 2006
Image:oracle9-4.jpg|front page of v.9 n.4, October 2006
 
==V.10 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2007.
==V.11 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2008.
==V.12 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2009. 
==V.13 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2010. 
==V.14 N.1-4==
These issues were published in 2011.
 
Image:oracle14-1.jpg|front page v.14 n.1, January 2011
Image:oracle14-2.jpg|front page v.14 n.2, April 2011
Image:oracle14-3.jpg|front page v.14 n.3, July 2011
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Orage

Orage is a gag Gankutsuou doujinshi by Ede. It contains several 4-koma comicsToranoana. (Accessed 07 May 2012.) and contains both Count x Albert and Franz x Albert shounen ai.NekoTachi.net. (Accessed 07 May 2012.)eBay acution via WorthPoint. (Accessed 07 May 2012)
File:Orage front.jpg|Front cover
File:Orage sample1.jpg|Inside art
File:Orage sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Oral History

Some examples of Fan Oral Histories:
 
* The Media Fandom Oral History Project: The goal is to preserve a record of media fandom for future generations. The project is being run by Morgan Dawn and Franzeska Dickson and underwent a pilot test at Escapade 2012 under the Escapade convention sponsorship. The goal is to now expand the program to wider audiences to capture fandom’s history. Sponsored by Organization for Transformative Works.
* The Fan Fiction Oral History Project (also referred to as "an Fiction and Internet Memory Research Project" and "Media Fandom Oral History Project"). These thirty-one interviews are located here, at the University of Iowa Libraries. The thirty-one interviews conducted for this project were used for the book by Abigail De Kosnik called Rogue Archives: Digital Cultural Memory and Media Fandom. 
* Vidding Oral History Project: This project is set up to document the experiences of many of the foremothers of vidding: that is, the community of pre-digital, live-action media vidders who were creating between 1975 - 1995. Current interviewees include: Kandy Fong, Sandy and Rache, (The Clucking Belles), and Morgan Dawn. An edited version of the Interview with Sandy and Rache ("The Clucking Belles") was published in Transformative Works and Cultures. Sponsored by Organization for Transformative Works.
==Also See==
* fan surveys and questionnaires
* panel discussions
* Fan Interviews
Category:Organization for Transformative Works
Category:Interviews by Fans
Oral Not!fic

Oral not!fic is an improvisational podfic similar to a not!fic that is created without a pre-existing text. The challenge Drop the Not! defines oral not!fioc as:
The term may be derived from Bandom not!fic. A lot of podficcers were in Bandom, and some of them podficced not!fic. 
==Challenges==
* Drop the Not! " is a multi-fandom fanwork challenge where authors create written fanworks that are prompted or inspired by oral not!fic."
* Fic in a Box is a multifandom exchange that allows oral not!fic as a medium.
==Links & Resources==
* Oral Not!fic, Oral Notfic, and aural notfic tags on AO3 (not canonized)
* Works tagged with both "Notfic" (a canonized tag) and "Podfic" (also a canonized tag) on AO3 - 157 works as of October 2022, but most of these are notfics that have been podficced rather than oral not!fics.
Category:Podfic Fandom Glossary
Oral Sex

In explicit fanworks, the depiction of oral sex acts is common. As of January 1st, 2024, there are 653,278 works on Archive of Our Own tagged with oral sex.https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Oral%20Sex/works
For a long time, some forms of oral sex were not considered "real" sex, with fanfiction writers often portraying penetrative sex as more meaningful than non-penetrative and oral sex acts. This complaint often refers to the depiction of fellatio and cunnilingus, in het and slash fanworks.
Some oral sex acts have previously been considered taboo in fanworks, and oral sex may still be considered taboo in certain fandoms. Rimming may be one of the most taboo oral sex acts depicted in fanworks, with many older fanfic archives including specific warnings. A multifandom archive WWOMB includes warnings for Oral Sex and a separate warning for Kink - Rimming. The Prydonian, a pairing specific slash archive, included a warning for rimming, but no warning for oral sex, or other oral sex acts.
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Night of the Giving Head by Cemetery_Driven
* shotgunning
* Simple Motions by ILovePaulReubens
===Fanart===
File:Miami Vice Phone sex interior koz4.jpeg| some Miami Vice action from Phone Sex by KOZ (1995)
File:Taste.jpg|from The Sentinel, Taste by Suzan Lovett, part of Suzan Lovett's Sense Series (2000 or 2001)
File:Castaways2.JPG| Stargate SG-1 art for The Steak Series by Suzan Lovett (2000s)
File:Chinoiserie.jpg|Chinoiserie by Snowgrouse (2008) Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
File:Tumblr owhg0qe1ko1wau9smo1 540.png|David (Camp Camp) giving a Blowjob while being recorded, by AwwwwwNSFW Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
File:Tumblr ow6hny4mdP1wb3d5io2 540.png|Morty Smith giving Rick Sanchez a blowjob, by Moved-S-lickMorty. Image 2 Note: Marked as depicting underage people in sexual situations; minimised.
File:Skrillmau5 blowjob.jpg|Skrillex receiving a blowjob from Deadmau5, drawn by Chocopols. Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
File:Inyourdreamsbeast-13.jpg|Vincent Wells makes Catherine Chandler very happy, from the Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine, In Your Dreams, artist is Teri Milliman (1991)
===Meta===
* from Minotaur Sex Tips
===Recs and Themed Lists===
* sucky!sucky! Oral Sex Fic Recs by laura jv (2001–2003)
==Oral Sex–Focused Communities==
* hp_rimming, a Harry Potter community on LiveJournal for slash fanworks featuring rimming
* cunnilingusfic, a Supernatural community on LiveJournal for fanworks featuring Sam or Dean performing cunnilingus
==Links and Resources==
*Oral Sex tag on the AO3
*Oral Sex at FF.net
*Wikipedia:Oral sex
==References==
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks