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Wizardsforbush

wizardsforbush was a LiveJournal community for Harry Potter fans who supported U.S. President George W. Bush for re-election in 2004. The mod mentioned seeing an ad for a mugglesfordean LiveJournal community as their inspiration for creating wizardsforbush. by aeonx33 in wizardsforbush, Feb. 12th, 2004.
In October 2004, during the height of election season, the community had 106 members and 96 watchers.Wayback Machine copy of the userinfo page, 11 October 2004. As of April 2023, the community has 
167 posts; 1,222 comments; 56 members; and 48 watchers., accessed 18 April 2023.
wizardsforbush may be best known for being involved in a September 2004 wank that included arguments over gay marriage (not legal in the U.S. at the time), support for George W. Bush (who endorsed a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution to ban gay marriage), and LJ users' friending (and unfriending) policies. The wank was documented in a Fandom_Wank post and later in The Ms.Scribe Story: An Unauthorized Fandom Biography. The argument started elsewhere on LiveJournal, but the relevant discussion in the community itself took place in the comments to this post, on September 19, 2004.
==References==
Category:Activism
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:2004
Category:2000s
Wizzart

wizzart was a series of Harry Potter fancomics created by ginny_weasley. The comics were known for their crudely-drawn appearance (as they were drawn in MS Paint) and their humorous content; most comics included snarky commentary on various ships, characters, or fandom pracitices. As ginny_weasley was a devout Harry/Ginny shipper, many comics were anti-Harry/Hermione.
The wizzart LiveJournal was deleted sometime in or before June 2010.
== Wank & Controversy ==
See Fandom Wank's Wizzart Christmas Cards Wank Report (and other ginny_weasley wanks)
* "i have been arguing with people all day. why? well, maracela is a HP fan-artist as well. she has an issue with other "artists", like hp_sticks and i, who actually receive the occasional donation. so she commented. painful, i know. it's like watching a hufflepuff trying to be...mean. so i called her a h/hr shipper (ROFLBUUURN!) and it could have ended there, but, instead of accepting the fact she'd just been pwned, she sent over her friends (all three of them). i wasn't even going to post this, but it's too funny not to share. i couldn't make this shit up." -- ginny_weasley on wizzartwizzart post on 24 December 2005. Archived 10 January 2006 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 12 February 2012.)
* "I'm still getting flack for the whole Wizzart fiasco. [...] And since I never actually said this I figure I might as well make them all happy and do it: The quality of the art in wizzart is very poor. (Teh shock!) I was, until a few months ago, nearly positive that this was done on purpose; I thought she was trying to make a statement or something. Her resulting reaction leads me to believe that maybe thats really the best she can do." -- maracela
== Commentary & Reviews ==
* "The best worst fanart of HP" -- hermionegirls3
* "Self-styled as 'the worst HP art on the internet', remarkably expressive MS Paint cartoons that mock the books, fandom, and themselves." -- helenic
* "wizzart rocks the house. Terrific, funny stuff and comics; check it out!" -- Naomi (PotterPuffs)PotterPuffs. Just a little something.... 23 July 2005. (Accessed 12 February 2012.)
* "I love Wizzart. She says her "art" is her scribbling around on paint, but all her comic type thingies (real technical language) are hilarious. A word of warning, however: She's not a big fan of H/Hr shippers!" -- skye_bird
* "wizzart has some awesome stuff. It's the best worst HP fanart ever. It mostly makes fun of Harry/Hermione pairings, the pope and stupid fangirls. Siriusly... XP Oh, and Voldemort is a fetus." -- clyan_bunnies
== Derivative Fanworks ==
wizzart allowed and even encouraged the creation of icons, banners, and other graphics using wizzart art as long as the comics were not edited and wizzart was credited.wizzart. .:: FAQ ::.. 03 July 2005. Archived 26 July 2008 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 12 February 2012.) There were two wizzart fan communities, wizzards and wizzart_fans, both of which are now deleted. wizzards was created by ginny_weasley specifically for derivative graphics.
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== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Art
Category:2000s
Wk 100

wk_100 was a LiveJournal community that hosted a regular Weiss Kruz drabble challenge. There were 3,062 entries and 23,384 comments made in the community between 2004 and 2015. The rules were strict about the 100 word definition of drabble. Crossovers, "unrecognizable AUs", and non-standalone works were prohibited.
==About==
==Affiliates==
*wk_fiction
Category:Weiß Kreuz
Category:2004 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
WoSo

This page is for the term Woso, rather than the fandom as a whole. You might be looking for Football (Soccer) RPF.
WoSo is short for women's soccer and is the shorthand term most commonly used for referring to anything relating to women's soccer or football, both in fandom and in more general use.
While there are terms relating to men's soccer/football such as BroSo and MeSo, these are far less commonly used than WoSo. This is probably, in part, due to the history of the game. Men's football has been popular throughout the world, but generally less popular than other sports in the USA. Whereas women's football (or women's soccer) has grown in popularity in the USA since the 1970s, with the US Women's National team seeing considerable success and recognition on an international scale. WoSo almost certainly came out of the fanbase for women's football in the USA, but has now become a widely adopted term, even in countries where the term soccer is not used.
Due to men's football being often considered the "default", in order to find information and fan spaces for the women's game, the short hand of WoSo is often used as a modifier. For example: WoSo Fandom, WoSo journalists, WoSo edits, WoSo communities, and WoSo stories. The tag WoSo itself is typically used in fanspaces and social media like Tumblr or Twitter to help other fans find each other. It is only rarely formatted with the W and S capitalised, however, more often being all lowercase or just the W being capitalised.
== References ==
WoSo Community

WoSo Community (typically stylised in all lowercase) is both the term used to refer to the wider fan community of women's football and a common tag used in spaces like Tumblr, TikTok, or Instagram to signal that posts or videos may be of interest to women's soccer fans.
=== The Community ===
In much the same was as is used when preceding other words — Woso Stories or WoSo edits — the term WoSo community often simply refers to the wider fan community around women's football or soccer. This includes those in the transformative fan spaces as much as those who attend matches, watch football on television, or discuss matches and players on social media. In addition to being widely used by fans themselves, the term is also used — though much less frequently — in media articles about the fans of women's soccer. Less frequently, though appearing more often on Twitter, the term is used to include the players as well as the fans. How the term is used — whether it is considering fans, fans and players, fans in transformative spaces or just match-going and TV watching fans etc. — varies greatly person to person. 
WoSo community spaces are across various social media and online spaces — in addition to those already mentioned there are also subreddits and Discord groups, as well as other places such as the infamous The L Chat — and there are also in-person groups which have formed to do things like give people attending a women's football game on their own other people to go with, to support new attendees at matches, or to go to sports bars or pubs which show women's football. Some of these are for fans of any team, others are team specific.
==== Examples ====
* Subreddits: r/FAWSL, r/WomensSoccer, r/NWSL, r/chelsealadiesfc
* Discord: The WoSo Wonderhub
=== The Tag ===
In some places, the tag #woso community is used to indicate that content being posted might be of interest to those in the women's football fandom. Notably it is frequently used on Tumblr to tag fanworks, especially Reader-Insert fanworks. 
==== Examples ====
* #woso community at Tumblr
== References ==
Wo Ha Li

Wo Ha Li is the quarterly newsletter for the Richard Chaves Fan Club.
it was the first newsletter for the club, and it was succeeded by The R.C. Dispatch.
There were eight issues.
The title means "eagle" in Cherokee.
==V.1. N.1==
Wo Ha Li v.1 n.1 was published in October 1989.
It includes a letter by the president of the Richard Chaves Fan Club who wrote: "Neither Richard or his agent is sure whether fan-generated write-in/call-in campaigns are helpful or detrimental to his career, so please, if you have any doubts, DON'T DO IT!"
==V. 3 N. 3==
Wo Ha Li v.3 n.3 was published in July 1991.
==V. 3 N. 4==
Wo Ha Li v.3 n.4 was published in October 1991.
==V. 4 N. 1==
Wo Ha Li v.4 n.1 was published in January 1992.
 
 
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990s
Wobblevision

Wobblevision is the practice of acting out episodes of a series using small plastic dolls. It was invented by Emma Peel for the Blake's 7 fandom circa 2001. Posed dolls and props are photographed and then the photos are put together with short captions to recount the episode. The makers attempt to emulate, and even exceed, the dodgy production values and occasionally wooden acting of the original series. (accessed 12 September 2012)
A 2003 example is here.
Subsequently, live-action Wobblevision evolved, in which fans take the part of the dolls, and strive to act just as plastic-y. This became a popular activity at conventions such as Redemption. Casting is done at random and no props are allowed other than those the participants happen to be carrying. The final episode of Blake's 7 was completed at Redemption 2009, (accessed 12 September 2012) and the radio play, A Sevenfold Crown, was recreated at Redemption 2011. (accessed 12 September 2012)
The complete Blake's 7 in Wobblevision format (a mix of doll & live action) was hosted at Emma's Avoniverse website, now defunct. It is currently archived at Louise and Simon's Blakes 7 Fan Site. (accessed 12 September 2012) From that site: "WOBBLEVISION(tm) GIVES ALL THE GREAT EFFECTS AND PLOT OF A GENUINE BLAKES 7 EPISODE WITH TWICE THE BUDGET! WE GUARANTEE - GENUINE CARDBOARD SETS - LOW BUDGET COSTUMES- CONTINUITY FLAWS - WILD VARIATIONS IN PICTURE QUALITY AS WE SPLICE IN SHOTS OF DIFFERENT QUALITY - POOR SPECIAL EFFECTS THAT LOOK LIKE THEY’RE DONE WITH MODELS - MIS-CASTING - WOODEN (PLASTIC?) ACTING - STORYLINES STOLEN FROM OTHER SHOWS - THE SAME SHOTS OF SHIPS IN SPACE IN EVERY SINGLE EPISODE." 
==Other Fandoms==
A live-action Wobblevision for Sherlock was organised by Kalypso in June 2012, and recreated 'The Reichenbach Fall'. A similar idea, independently created in Supernatural fandom, is The Plastic Winchester Theater, which uses customised Ken Dolls. (accessed 13 September 2012) THEATRE OF COOLTY, a Homestuck fanfic written in the style of a play script, received an animation with dolls by Naked Bee which received high praise.. A recommendation post to the Homestuck subreddit made by u/MrCheese with comments by others. Posted 2017. (Accessed 27 June 2022). Recommendation post on Tumblr by dukeofriven, with followup comments by others. Posted 21 December 2017. (Accessed 27 June 2022)
==References==
Category:Collaboration
Category:Crafts
Category:Blake's 7 Fandom Glossary
Category:Sherlock Holmes Fandom Glossary
Category:Glossary
Woe is You I: Pine and Stew

Woe is You I: Pine and Stew is a Jim/Blair story by Mallory Klohn.
==The Author Speaks==
"As with most of my stories, "Woe is You I: Pine and Stew" began with a block of dialogue, and I plunked down my stool next to that block of dialogue and milked it for everything it was worth.
I still don't understand why this story was even as popular as it was, but experience has shown me that I'm a freak: when people comment on lines in my stories, they like something I lost sleep over, and totally ignore whatever I thought was the most kick-ass line in the piece." from The Ad's Office Interview: Ethan Nelson aka Mallory Klohn
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
Woevember

Woevember is a fanwork challenge week created for the ASoUE fandom.
==2022==
Interest check: , posted 7 October 2022
Event announcement, rules, prompts: , posted 24 October 2022
==Links==
* Main Tumblr: ASOUE Fanwork Event
* Tumblr Tags: #woevember 
Category: A Series of Unfortunate EventsCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2022 Challenges
Woke Up Gay

Woke up gay is a fannish trope wherein a supposedly straight character wakes up gay, either literally or figuratively, and with varying degrees of gayness. It can be a happy gayness, a stereotype (i.e. flamingly gay), or simply a change in sexual orientation.
The premise first appeared in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfiction "Xander Woke Up Gay," by Kate Bolin around 2001.Xander Woke Up Gay, by Kate Bolin - Summary: A day where Xander is...gay. It's since spread across fandom and now everyone from Toby Ziegler to Gollum is waking up gay.Toby Ziegler Woke Up Gay, by Katie (archived December 2001 Gollum Woke Up Gay, by Liz Huisman, Jan 2002
==Inversions==
===Woke Up Straight===
In a twist on this cliche, toomuchplor famously wrote Straight as a Circle in 2007, a Stargate Atlantis fic where John Sheppard wakes up straight.Straight as a Circle 
Another example from DC Comics is Recorders and reporters by petronelle (2007), in which Tim Drake is hit with a ray that turns him straight. 
A vid example for the same twist on the cliche would be code word: chapstick, a 2008 Merlin vid where Arthur discovers unexpected heterosexual feelings.nixwilliams and sajee. Code Word: Chapstick. The vid uses a cover version of the song "I Kissed a Girl"; the singer in this version is a man.
===Others===
Why You Should Never Eat Too Many Peppermint Toads Before Going to Bed by Ariana Rookwood is a 2005 Harry Potter fic where James Potter wakes up and everyone else is gay, forcing him to re-examine his prejudices.
==Resources==
*Woke Up Gay fic archive.
*Woke Up Gay tag on Archive of Our Own.
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Slash Fandom
Woke Up New

Woke Up New is a Merlin/Arthur bodyswap story by Zee (22,083 words). 
Summary: Merlin and Arthur switch bodies; complications ensue. 
Black Mamba translated the story into Russian for the Arthur/Merlin OTP fest "Две стороны одной медали" (Two sides of the same coin).Артур/Мерлин ОТП Фест "Две стороны одной медали" - список работ, 29 June 2009. (Accessed 26 March 2011).
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Wolf's Rain

Wolf's Rain is an anime about teenagers who turn into wolves, sometimes considered an example of a werewolf fandom. Its English-speaking fandom was largest in the years when it was airing on Adult Swim. Since canon is a tragedy, many fanworks produced for Wolf's Rain are angst or fix-it fics.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*
===Fanart===
*Wolf's Rain pixel art by moss_mel
==Links==
*Wolf's Rain on FanFiction.Net
*Wolf's Rain on AO3
*ウルフズレイン and WOLF'S RAIN on Pixiv
* wolfsrain, the main LiveJournal community for Wolf's Rain
Category:Wolf's Rain
Wolf 359 (Star Trek convention)

You may be looking for the zine Wolf 359.
Wolf 359 was a series of conventions.
At least two of them were in the series of British Star Trek conventions and while extensive, appear to be fan run. Other cons in the series appear to have been much more of a for-profit, professional venture.
Regarding the title of the convention: Wolf 359 is a red dwarf star located in the constellation Leo. It was also the scene of a fictional space battle in the Star Trek universe between the United Federation of Planets and the Borg Collective. The aftermath is depicted in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II," and the battle itself is later shown in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine pilot.
==Wolf 359 1994==
Wolf 359 was held October 28–31, 1994 at the Holiday Inn in Leichester.
==Wolf 359 1995 -- Star Trek and Babylon 5==
It was held September 15–18, 1995 in Sachas, Manchester. This con had a Star Trek and Babylon 5 focus.
==Wolf 359 1996 -- Star Trek and Babylon 5==
June 7-10, 1996 at the Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool, England.
Guests: Bruce Boxleitner, Michael O'Hare, Stephen Furst, Bill Mummy, Ron Thorton, Peter David, Gareth Thomas, George Marshall, Jackie Edwards, Vir Cotto, Andreas Katsulas, Greg Funk, Gionagh Cush, Rene Auberjonois, and J. Michael Straczynski. 
===1996: Con Report===
==Wolf 359 1997 (The Mission - Star Trek)==
Subtitled, "The Mission," it was the 43rd British Star Trek Convention. It was held May 2–5, 1997 at Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool, England.
===1997: Con Report (The Mission - Star Trek)===
==Wolf 359 1997 (The Alliance -- Babylon 5)==
Subtitled, "The Alliance." It was held July 11–14, 1997 at Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool, England.
===1997: Con Report (The Alliance -- Babylon 5)===
==Wolf 359 1998 -- Star Trek==
Wolf 359 was held May 1–4, 1998 in Manchester at the The Palace Hotel. Guests Include: Robert Beltran. It was the 45th British Star Trek Convention.
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:1995 Conventions
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:1998 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Wolf 359 (Star Trek zine)

You may be looking for Wolf 359, the series of UK conventions.
Wolf 359 is Star Trek: TNG zine by Rory Johnston, published by Infinite Frontiers. It was first published as a print zine, then as an e-zine with new art.
It gives an alternative insight to what might have happened to the Borg after ”The Best Of Both Worlds." 
The title of the zine: Wolf 359 is a red dwarf star that is located in the constellation Leo. It was also the scene of a fictional space battle in the Star Trek universe between the United Federation of Planets and the Borg Collective in the year 2367. The aftermath is depicted in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" and the battle in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine pilot, "Emissary."
==From the E-Zine's Editorial==
==Some Art from the Print Zine, Reprinted in the E-Zine==
Image:wolf-1.jpg|Darrel Bevan
Image:wolf-2.jpg| 
Image:wolf-3.jpg|Darrel Bevan
Image:wolf-4.jpg|Darrel Bevan
==Information About the E-Zine==
* Editors :Simon Plumbe, Colin Gunn 
* Writers :Rory Johnston, with additional material from Colin Gunn and Simon Plumbe 
* Artwork:Darrel Bevan, Paul Coleman, Gary Moffat, Mark Platts, Tobias Richter 
* Cover Artwork:Mark Platts 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Wolf Lake

Wolf Lake was a short-lived CBS television series that focused on werewolves. It had nine episodes, however only five of the episodes were aired on CBS. The full series later aired on UPN and it is available on DVD.
==Canon==
:Seattle policeman John Kanin proposes to his girlfriend, Ruby Wilder, and she accepts. However, as she gets into her car, she is attacked and all Kanin finds is a severed hand. He travels to her hometown of Wolf Lake to find some answers. However, his experiences there raise even more questions. What John doesn't know is that some of the inhabitants of Wolf Lake are actually werewolves. The werewolves, or the ones who survive the change, live on the "Hill" and enjoy special treatment, separated from the normal humans. (Wikipedia)
===Main Characters===
* Detective/Officer John Kanin
* Sheriff Matthew "Matt" Donner
* Mr. Sherman Blackstone
* Vivian "V" Cates
* Tyler Creed
* Ruby Wilder/Cates/Creed
* Willard "Will" Cates
* Lucas "Luke" Cates
* Sophia Donner
==Fandom==
Wolf Lake fandom is fairly small (but predictable) for the short-lived television series. The fandom is mainly located on Fanfiction.net and LiveJournal. In 2010, fans started posting to Archive of Our Own with fanworks. There is some activity on Tumblr for the series as well. A few vids were posted to YouTube.
The main pairings of the fandom is Luke/Sophia and John/Ruby. 
Paul Wesley (Luke in the series) fans are sometimes inspired to do same-actor crossovers (or at least compares the two) with his Vampire Diaries character, Stefan Salvatore - which is a vampire (Example: stefan vs. luke - Howl).
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Conclusion to The Wolf Lake Series by Sapphira2, Rated M, Virtual Season One Continuation. Picks up where the actual series left off. Each chapter represents an 'episode'.
===Fanart===
* Icons by zombie_sexpot
===Vids===
* wolf lake by SephMeadowesInc
* Here without you by Kinna333
* Save me by Kinna333
* Sexy and I Know It by 1mag1nat10nl1f3 (Luke Cates)
* Bury Me Alive by ObsessedWithTVD (Luke/Sophia)
* *Howl by LittleMissNoDoubtox (Luke/Sophia)
* Summers Never Looked The Same by ObsessedWithTVD (Luke/Sophia)
* As The Rush Comes by xWhisperingEchoesx
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Wolf Lake works at AO3
* Wolf Lake works at FFN
* tv_wolf_lake, a general LJ community
* wolf_lake_rpfic, a role-playing game
* wolf_lake, another role-playing game
* Tumblr tag: wolf lake (Tag is not always focused on the TV show)
===Mailing Lists===
* wolflake_theadventurecontinues@lists.squidge.org (chat and fic, building season two of Wolf Lake) 
* wolflakechatandfic@lists.squidge.org (Chat and fic) 
* wolflakeslash@lists.squidge.org (slash)
Category:Wolf Lake
Category:Werewolf Fandoms
Wolf Moon

Wolf Moon is an adult oriented multifandom slash fiction archive. Most of the featured stories are Harry Potter Fanfic (200), followed by Supernatural (27), Original Slash (8), Buffy (3), LotR (3), and other fandoms.Categories accessed 03 September 2011.
The archive uses the eFiction software.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:EFiction
Wolf Pack Charity Project Fanworks Auction

The Wolf Pack Charity Project Fanworks Auction was a charity auction in Teen Wolf fandom, organized by the Sterek Campaign, that raised money for Wolf Haven International, it ran for two years in 2012 and 2013. They raised $10,000 in 2012, and $7,701.71 in 2013. 
Category:Charity Auctions
Category:Teen Wolf
Category:2012 Events
Category:2013 Events