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LGBridgerTonQA Week

LGBridgerTonQA Week is a fanweek, prompt based challenge in Bridgerton fandom, to celebrate all things queer in the fandom. Multiple types of fanworks are accepted, including fanfiction, moodboard, headcanons, fan art and other fan edits.
==Prompts==
===2022===
* Day 1: Anthony and Kate
* Day 2: Benedict and Sophie
* Day 3: Colin and Penelope
* Day 4: Daphne and Simon
* Day 5: Eloise and Philip
* Day 6: Francesca, John and Michael
* Day 7: Gregory and Lucy
* Day 8: Hyacinth and Gareth
* Bonus Day 1: Minor/background characters
* Bonus Day 2: Next Gen
* Bonus Day 3: Free for all
2022 week ran from June 19 to June 26 with bonus days from June 28 to June 30.
=== 2023 ===
* Day 1: Pink (Sex) - Simon Basset, Daphne Bridgerton, Cressida Cowper, Queen Charlotte
* Day 2: Red (Life) - Francesca Bridgerton, Michael Stirling, Violet Bridgerton, Siena Rosso
* Day 3: Orange (Healing) - Anthony Bridgerton, Kate Sharma, Mary Sharma, Edwina Sharma
* Day 4: Yellow (Sunlight) - Colin Bridgerton, Penelope Featherington, Harry Dankworth, Portia Featherington
* Day 5: Green (Nature) - Eloise Bridgerton, Philip Crane, Marina Thompson, Thomas Dorset
* Day 6: Turquoise (Magic and Art) - Benedict Bridgerton, Sophie Beckett, Henry Granville, Genevieve Delacroix
* Day 7: Indigo (Serenity) - Gregory Bridgerton, Lucy Abernathy, Lord Haselby, Hermione Watson, Richard Abernathy
* Day 8: Violet (Spirit) - Hyacinth Bridgerton, Gareth St. Clair, Lord Fife, Neville Berbrooke
2023 week ran from June 23 to June 30.
==Resources==
*Announcement post: 2022, 2023
*Tumblr tags: #lgbridgertonqa week
*Collection on AO3 LGBridgerTonQA Week 2022, LGBridgerTonQA Week 2023
Category:Bridgerton
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2022 Challenges
Category:2023 Challenges
LINKS: or, What Do You Do After You Come Back from the Dead?

LINKS: or, What Do You Do After You Come Back from the Dead? is a 98-page Blake's 7 novel by Jonathan Waite, a sequel to "Nyrond" in Frak #2 & "Powers of Life & Death" in Frak #4. 
It was edited by Janet Ellicott, and contains no interior art.
 
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher, ""When a character is born he acquires at once such an independence, even of his own author, that he can be imagined by everyone, even in many other situations where the author never dreamed of placing him." 
Summary from Bill Hupe: "A PGP story: Blake's double was at GP; Blake is reunited with Jenna, Vila, ORAC, Avon, and the Liberator."
==Chapter Titles==
* Adumbrations
* Developments
* Inquisitions
* Preliminaries
* Performances
* Reunions
* Deviations
* Impasses
* Conversations
* Pleasantries
* Dislocations
* Revelations
*Convergences
*Impediments
* Confrontations
* Resolutions
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1984 Zines
LIS4EVER

LIS4EVER was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership and posting, with 716 members at its close. The group was extremely active between 2000-2005 when it received up to 3000 messages a month. The group began dying out in 2014 and was only receiving a few messages when the site wiped out its archives.
==Description==
Category:Lost in Space
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
LISA: The RPG

The LISA trilogy is a series of indie RPGs developed by Austin "Dingaling" Jorgensen.
==Overview==
==Reception and meta==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Mods===
===Fan games===
*LISA: The Pointless
*LISA: The Hopeful
===Let's Plays===
===Fan fiction===
*Cheer Up by CourierNew
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
*LISA Wikia
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): LISA stories and crossovers
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Tumblr:
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
*Reddit: r/lisathepainfulrpg
===Resources===
*www.lisatherpg.com
*Wikipedia
*Know Your Meme
*TV Tropes
==References==
Category:LISA: The RPG
LISfan

LISfan is a Lost in Space newsletter that ran for eight issues. It was published by the fan club of the same name. 
==Issue 1==
LISFan 1 was published in 1981 and 36 pages. 
 
* The cover lists it as a "Special Reprint Edition" Among the articles included in this 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 gem, is an interview with Jonothan Harris (Dr. Smith), an article about the LIS toys, an article about some of the worlds and about 9 other articles about Lost in Space.
==Issue 2==
LISFan 2 100 pages, LIS episode guide, blueprints, etc. (1983)
 
Image:lisfantwo.jpg|cover of issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
LISFan 3 100 pages, June Lockhart interview, etc. (1984)
 
Image:lisfanthree.jpg|cover of issue #3
 
==Issue 4==
LISFan 4 was published in 1986 and contains 100 pages. 
 
* "the first ever Lost in Space computer game program! This program is adaptable to nearly any computer!"
* an interview with Dick Tufeld (the voice of the robot and narrator)
* an interview with Marta Kristen who played Judy
* A Capsule History of Lost in Space Fandom: find out who the REAL pioneers of Lost in Space fandom are
* Looking back: an exclusive coverage of the now famous Official tribute to Lost in Space
* blueprints of the chariot and Tucker's ship
* an interview with Billy Muay: "Find out what Bill thinks about the rivalry between LIS fans" (was advertised early on, may not be in actual issue)
* Return to Earth, a two part novel
* eight pages of photos
* twenty pages of fan comics
==Issue 5==
LISFan 5 100 pages, Marcel Hillaire interview, Ezra Stone interview, Gene 
Polito interview, etc.
 
Image:lisfanfive.jpg|cover of issue #5
 
==Issue 6==
LISFan 6 100 pages, Shimon Wincelberg interview and others. (1990)
 
Image:lisfansix.jpg|cover of issue #6
 
==Issue 7==
LISFan 7 82 pages, Full size magazine format, Francine York interview, and more
 
Image:lisfanseven.jpg|cover of issue #7
 
==Issue 8==
LISFan 8 Interviews with several LIS writers and guest stars. (1994)
 
Image:lisfaneight.jpg|cover of issue #8
Category:Lost in Space
Category:1980sCategory:1990s
LJDrama

LJDrama was a website documenting "drama" on LiveJournal. It started as a LJ community but was banned for TOS violations, so moved to its own website. Only a small portion of the content was fandom related.
In 2004, members of the site created the controversial wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. The team also created the LiveJournal archiving tool Frienditto in 2005, reportedly intended for "limited use by insider LJDrama authors and Encyclopedia Dramatica editors for archiving in their posts".Frienditto at Encyclopedia Dramatica, accessed 31 August 2022.
Fandom Wank Wiki stated:
==Example Reports on Fandom==
* Harry Potter Pedophilia Fan Fic (20 November 2002), a debate about whether Harry Potter communities pottersandwich and parryhotter are "pedophilia"
* icon stealing drama (31 December 2002), alleged Lord of the Rings icon plagiarism
* Fangirls gone Wild! (08 October 2003), regarding fans giving Harry Potter actors "Twins Against Twincest" signs and HP fandom's reactions
==See Also==
* LJDrama at Encyclopedia Dramatica 
* LJ Drama at Wikipedia, article now deleted (AfD)
==References==
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:2000s
LJSanta

LJSanta is a Secret Santa exchange for LJ Smith fanfictionLJSanta (Accessed 13 August 2017).
The LJSanta archive has been deleted. The archive can still be accessed here through the Internet Wayback Machine. https://web.archive.org/web/20210126032930/http://www.lj-smith.com/ljsanta/
Notable works include: 
Joining Circle Daybreak. Rashel/Quinn, Night World. Archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20061108150143/http://www.lj-smith.com/ljsanta/2004/joiningcircledaybreak.htm
=References= 
Category:2000s
Category:LJ SmithCategory:Gift Exchanges
Category:Archives
LJ Communities ! = Mailing Lists

LJ Communities ! = Mailing Lists is an essay by Arduinna that discusses the shortcomings of LiveJournal communities as sites for fannish discussions when compared to mailing lists. The essay foreshadows in a general way some complaints from LiveJournal users about Tumblr as a site for fannish discussion, though the specific issues are different; Arduinna is concerned specifically that discussion about canon has decreased and that LJ fandom seems more fanworks-focused. 
The essay was posted to Essays: Rants and Rambles.
"Taken from something I posted to a mailing list, tweaked slightly to work a little better as an essay.
This is strictly about LJ communities; for my views on personal LJs, see LJ and Me." 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
LJ Smith

LJ Smith is an author of young adult supernatural romance novels. Many of her books were published in the 1990s.
==General==
LJ Smith (the name on the books), also known as Lisa Jane Smith (full name) and LJane Smith (her personal preference, announced in 2008), is the author of numerous best-selling supernatural romance novels. Because of the small fandom size, the common theme in all her books (teen supernatural romance), and the high overlap in fans of her differing book series, the fandom is called LJS fandom (or LJ Smith fandom). 
==2008==
In 2008, after approximately a decade of sporadic emails to her fans, LJ Smith announced a few things that essentially revitalized the fandom: she was writing again, she had a new website, she was finally finishing Strange Fate, and the books were going to be republished as her publishers tried to capitalize on the increased popularity of supernatural romance fiction.
Fan reaction was incredibly mixedhttp://www.lj-smith.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=299. Some users were skeptical that it was really her (resolved after she proved it was, by registering her Amazon account as legit), many criticized the quality of the writing in her newly-released short stories (partially because as fans, their standards had become higher after a decade, and because as a writer, LJS had not written in nearly as long), and others were just excited to have their canon's creator acknowledge them again. 
She currently tries to answer all her fan mail, and is regularly updating her website with blog entries and new (publicly accessible) short stories that expand her canon.
==Fandom==
A forum currently exists at Devil's Playground, and an archive, Twilight Tales. There is also Vampire-Diaries.net, a website specifically for news on The Vampire Diaries (books and TV show). It includes a wiki, forum, twitter account, fanfiction archive, fanart gallery, and popular livejournal community: tvd_fans.livejournal.com.
===Other Sites===
While Twilight Tales is the main archive in the fandom, it is not the only source of LJ Smith fanfiction. Twilight Tales has a list of links to several other sites, including Desires Unveiled, the LJ Smith slash archive. However, the archivist, LindaMarie, has had Desires Unveiled on hiatus since June 9, 2007.
Other sites featuring LJS fanfiction include:
* The Fell's Church Library - An archive for fanfiction for The Vampire Diaries. Part of the larger Vampire-diaries.net fansite. Red created this archive as well.
 
* LJSanta – a Secret Santa fanfic project
* Fanfiction.net – less stringent submissions policy, categories listed according to book title
* Yuletide Treasure – two fics for The Vampire Diaries archived here, under different fandom names ("LJ Smith" and "Vampire Diaries")
==The Books==
* Night of the Solstice/Heart of Valor (companion books)
* The Vampire Diaries (original 4-book series + new 3-book trilogy, the first one of which was released in February 2009) 
* The Secret Circle (trilogy)
* The Forbidden Game (trilogy)
* Dark Visions (trilogy)
* Night World (9 (possibly 10) book series)
==References==
*
LJ and Me

LJ and Me is an essay by Arduinna. The subject is Livejournal as it relates to fandom.
The essay was posted to Essays: Rants and Rambles.
"Based in part on several emails I sent to mailing lists in the spring and summer of 2004, edited and expanded into essay form."
Some topics covered: the inability to search for topics, the inability to filter out offensive and useless information, the erosion of the line between public and personal space, the rampant egotism, the loss of fannish spaces and community, and being forced to be a witness to everyone's personal lives.
==The Short Version==
==Excerpts from The Long Version==
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
LJoga

LJoga is a Brazilian content creator who streams Minecraft and other games. He was born on December 20, 1997 in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina. He's participated in Ordem Paranormal, having played over five characters. He also participated in QSMP Purgatory 2 on Team Axolotl, and on the FROGG SMP.
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fanart ===
File:LJoga coffeeii.jpeg|Art by coffeeii @coff33ii
==External Links==
* #LJoga tag on Tumblr
* #LJoga tag on Twitter
* Luis Gouveia | Ljoga tag on AO3
* LJoga's articles in English and Português do Brasil at Paranormal Order Wiki
* LJoga's articles in English and Português do Brasil at QSMP Wiki
* LJoga at FROGG SMP Wiki
==References==
 
Category:QSMP
Category:MCYT
Category:YouTubers
LL

==Fans==
* L.L. MacLeod, a.k.a. Dusty Jones, a Star Trek writer and zine ed
* L.L. Whitten, a fan artist
* L.L. Wright, a Forever Knight fan writer
==Fictional Characters==
Many characters have the initial "LL", especially in the DC Comics.
* Lana Lang, a Superman character
* Lara Lor-Van, a Superman character
* Laurel Lance, a Arrowverse character
* Lelouch Lamperouge, a Code Geass character
* Lex Luthor, a Superman character
* Lionel Luthor, a Smallville character
* Lois Lane, a Superman character
* Lori Lemaris, a Superman character 
* Lucas Luthor, a Smallville character
* Lucy Lane, a Superman character
* Luna Lovegood, a Harry Potter character
* Lyall Lupin, a Harry Potter character
==People==
* Lindsay Lohan, an actress
* Lucy Lawless, an actress
==Relationships==
LL or L/L can also be a pairing code for:
* L/Light in Death Note fandom
* Liam/Louis in One Direction fandom
* Lex/Lana in Smallville fandom
* Lex/Lionel in Smallville fandom
* Lex/Lois in Superman fandom
* Luke/Leia in Star Wars fandom
==Other Abbreviations==
* LL for link links, anon meme jargon
* ll@L for Lie Low at Lupin's in Harry Potter fandom
* L.L.& P. for Live Long and Prosper in Star Trek fandom
LM Zine

The LM Zine was a charity anthology zine focused on characters played by the actor Luca Marinelli. They raise over £400 for the charity Pen, Paper, Peace.
== Contributors ==
=== Art ===
* Fabio by @beepbeepsan
* Fabrizio & Martin by @zairaalbereo
* Diabolik & Cesare by @catholicnicky
* Primo by @begaydocrime-nickyjoe
* Valerio by @good-nightsocialite
* Primo by @amyvalhalla (also the print that will come with physical bundle purchases)
* Cesare, Primo, Nicky, and Martin by @ceraunos (the set of stickers that will come physical bundle purchases)
* A digital copy of a pin featuring several characters by @tinkspins
* And a fun transformative art set featuring Loris, Paolo, Nicky and Roberta as Lego figurines by @legolucam
=== Writing ===
* A poem for Nicky by @theanity
* A poem for Pietro by @sal-si-puedes
* A meta analysis for Martin by @sal-si-puedes
Category:Charity Zines
Category:2022 Zines
LOISCLA

The Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman Discussion Listserv (LOISCLA) was founded in February 1994 by LJC. The list had at one point over 1000 members, and on the Monday after first-run episodes aired, digests were printed out and distributed to the cast and crew of the series while the series was in production. List members were referred to as FoLCs (Fans of Lois & Clark), and the list spawned annual fan gatherings in Los Angeles known as "FolCFests". The first FoLCFest in 1995 involved a tour of the Warner Bros. studios by 70 LOISCLA members from around the world, and included a trip to the Daily Planet standing set to meet cast and production staff including Dean Cain, Teri Hatcher, K Callan, Eddie Jones, Justin Whalin, and producers Robert Singer, Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming, and writer Chris Rupenthal. It was followed by dinner at the Bombay Bicycle Club with guest K Callan.
The listserv was hosted on Trearn, a university VMS server located in Turkey, and as a result, experienced frequent downtime. LJC turned over sole ownership of LOISCLA to Zoomway in December 1995. The list moved to Onelist on May 24, 1999, where it changed its name to LoisandClarkNAOS.
Category:Lois and Clark
Category:1990s
LOONACON

LOONACON is the informal name given to an KCON LA event hosted in 2019. It was notable for being the group's first performance outside of South Korea. 
At the time, there was a notable disparity between the group's domestic and international popularity. In South Korea, they were considered a nugu group (meaning unpopular). However, internationally, they were growing a large cult fandom, infamous for memes like "Stan LOONA". The convention was LOONA's first in-person interaction with their international fanbase at large.
The hype for the event was strong. As such, fans began to dub the event "LOONACON", to the point that KCON's staff were also using the name. During the event, "LOONACON" trended on Twitter worldwide.Tweet by zingmetosleep
== History ==
=== Origin ===
In 2019, KCON wanted Chips Ahoy (the cookie brand) as an official sponsor for the event. Prior to this, Chips Ahoy had made several K-Pop tweets, including "Stan LOONA", becoming one of the brand's most popular tweets.Tweet by ChipsAhoy
One of their employees, Fico, was an Orbit and agreed to sponsor KCON New York only if they invite LOONA as a guest. The concert organiser declined, unsure who LOONA was, and assumed they meant f(x)'s Luna.Tweet by puertofico However, for KCON Los Angeles, they agreed to invite LOONA for the first time, in exchange for the Chips Ahoy sponsorship.Tweet by puertoficoTweet by loonasthinker
=== Event ===
The event itself was not strictly a LOONA convention, simply a regular KCON, with multiple acts preforming including AB6IX, ATEEZ, IZ*ONE, MOMOLAND and others. The announcement post received over 28.3k likes, more than any other acts, including popular names like Seventeen2:05 of The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA Due to the immense hype, it was frequently dubbed as "LOONACON", becoming a popularly used hashtag used to livetweet. During the event, it trended worldwide at #30. It trended at #4 in the United States.Tweet by @intl_loona
During the convention, LOONA preformed two songs "Butterfly", followed by an encore of "Hi High". They also preformed a special stage for the BTS song "Not Today". Chips Ahoy filmed a "Meet & Greet" video with LOONA and gifted them cookie packs decorated by Orbits.190817 LOONA x Chips Ahoy! - Meet & Greet at KCON on Chips Ahoy YouTube Fans chanted "LOONA" or "STAN LOONA" at various events.The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA Kim Lip was shown a Momlip meme.
LOONACON has sometimes be used as a hashtag for other LOONA events, such as KCON:TACT Season 2.Orbiting the Twitterverse: Studying a Digital Community
== LOONA Memories ==
Some comments from LOONA about their experience at KCON LA:
== Fan Memories ==
Some fans recounted their memories of the event:
== Fanworks ==
Some fans made fanart or posters:
* Loonacon 2019 by RuruCreations
* LOONACON 2020 Phone Wallpaper Fan Content by m0narquee
== References ==
Category: LOONA
Category:2019 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
LOOΠΔrium

LOOΠΔrium is a website described as "time-annotated videos for Orbit collaboration". It allows users to collaborate on fan theories regarding the LOONAVERSE through adding annotations to music videos and other video content. It was created by well-known orbit Orrery.
== About ==
The website was created in 2019. It was named after the word "lunarium", meaning "a device for illustrating the motion and phases of the moon".
== Gallery ==
File:LOOΠΔrium Screenshot1.png|Screenshot, showing the "Butterfly" video
File:LOOΠΔrium Screenshot2.png|Screenshot showing the "Hi High" video
== References ==
Category:LOONA
LOST OMWF Vids

The LOST OMWF vids are a series of eighteen linked fanvids created by vidder me_llamo_nic in 2010. The soundtrack for the vids is the music from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer musical episode "Once More, With Feeling"; the clips come from Lost. 
:Some of you may already know this; the Buffy musical episode 'Once More, With Feeling' originally aired on this day (November 6th) in 2001.
:A few days ago I had an ambitious vidding idea. The next morning, I found out that OMWF Day was coming up. This coincided too perfectly with my idea...Happy OMWF day by me_llamo_nic, posted November 6, 2010, accessed Novmber 23, 2010.
The final vid in the series was posted on November 23, 2010. The full eighteen-vid cycle was completed and posted in under three weeks.
The vidder argues that no canon knowledge of Buffy is required and that "these are pretty much like regular LOST fan vids, just set to the music from the 'Once More, With Feeling' episode of Buffy,"The Epic-est Blog Post Ever, accessed November 23, 2010 though to fans of both shows, Nic's choices of Buffy voices to pair with Lost footage offered a fascinating interpretation of the two shows' commonalities.
== References ==
Category:Lost Vids
Category:Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vids
Category:2010 Vids
LOTR Costume (mailing list)

LOTR_Costume was an email discussion group. The topic was costume creation from the Lord of the Rings movies.
It was created on January 8, 2002 by Cat Devereaux. It had heavy traffic through 2006. As of October 2019, it had 3188 members. 
The last post was on March 22, 2019. The group, like all other Yahoo!Groups, went defunct as a result of the Yahoo! Groups Content Purge of December 2019. It is unknown if it was backed up and/or restarted on another service. 
==Description==
==History== 
The LOTR_Costume group was created as an offshoot of the f-costume Usenet mailing list."A short pause," dated 10 January 2002 (accessed 18 October 2019). 
===First Post===
==External Links==
* LOTR_Costume_Gather, a sister group for planning costume events.
* Lord of the Rings Costume Home
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2002 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Category:Costuming
Category:Lord of the Rings Mailing Lists
LOTR MST

LOTR MST is a series of parodies (or MSTs) written by fans unknown. In the parodies the LOTR characters comment on a variety of badfic.
From the standard intro/disclaimer:
The majority of the parodies disappeared when FortuneCity went offline in 2012, but one copy survived (see link below).
*Deliverance by Me,Jen - a LotR/Van Helsing crossover MST
*Full Moon Rising by Xantissa - Van Helsing/LotR Crossover 
*Family Portrait 7: Double Trouble by sandyg - Legolas is pregnant. And hungry
*Sarah's Tale by orangehobbit- the story of a young girl sitting on the library steps waiting for something to happen. And by gum, something does.
*A Lonely Heart by LijLover - a girl falls down in a city park and find herself in Middle Earth. Legolas smells like pine trees. And is not pregnant.
*Nightmares - Van Helsing/LotR Crossover 
*To Cure A Flu by Gabriel’s Angel & Black Rose Fate by Wiccan_Vamp_Violet
Category:Lord of the Rings
Category:2000s Fanworks
LOTR RPS (mailing list)

LOTR_RPS is a slash fanfiction mailing list for Lord of the Rings RPF fandom. The Yahoo Group has 2343 members, but is now inactive.
Refer to the Lotrips page for more information.
Group description:
 
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Lord of the Rings Mailing Lists
Category:Lotrips
LOTR SeanElijah

LOTR_SeanElijah was a mailing list in Lotrips and The Lord of the Rings fandom focused on Sean/Elijah or Sam/Frodo.
Description:
It had 423 members, and went defunct at some point after 2008. Fic shared on the list was archived at the Sean/Elijah Archive.
Category:Lotrips
Category:Lord of the Rings Mailing Lists
Category:2002 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
LOTR Whorehouse

LOTR Whorehouse is a Lord of the Rings Live Journal community.
From a 2003 blurb: "This is a live journal community for the Discussion of all things Lord of the Rings. Fanfiction, fanart and general discussion welcome. For more information: https://lotr-whorehouse.livejournal.com/"
Category:Lord of the Rings
Category:Tolkien Communities
Category:2002 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities