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OTW Guest Post: Versaphile

OTW Guest Post: Versaphile is a 2016 interview with Versaphile.
It was done as part of a series. See OTW Guest Post.
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Horatio Hornblower Fan Interviews
Category:Buffy & Angel Fan Interviews
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
Category: RPF Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Guest Posts
OTW Guest Post: pod together

OTW Guest Post: pod together is a 2019 interview done as part of a series. See OTW Guest Post.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* podfics and podfic fandom
* Organization for Transformative Works and its advocacy
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
 
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Guest Posts
Category:Podfic Fan Interviews
OTW Internationalization & Outreach Committee

The Internationalization and Outreach Committee was formerly one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works.
The OTW website describes its role:
 Internationalization & Outreach are the OTW's in-house diversity consultants and lobby group. We are dedicated to enriching the cultural, linguistic and fannish diversity of the organization and its projects by contributing opinions and advice to other committees, and by amplifying and supporting concerns relayed to us. In 2012, we will also start planning (and possibly conducting) outreach campaigns to underrepresented fannish communities with the help of ambassadors from those communities. We are looking for members from diverse fannish and cultural backgrounds. If you can't sign up permanently, but would be willing to help as a stand-by advisor, we would also love to hear from you! Committee Descriptions for 2012, wayback link from Feb 13, 2012
== History of Chairs ==
* 2010: Julia Beck
* 2011: Julia Beck
* 2012: Andrea Horbinski
* 2013: Sole G. & Andrea Horbinski
* 2014: Sole G.
* 2015: Sole G. & kiki-eng
== Links ==
*Internationalization & Outreach: Behind The Scenes
*Spotlight on International Outreach
*First, Know Thyself
*The OTW is Recruiting for Tag Wrangling, Communications, and Internationalization & Outreach, Oct 19, 2015
== References ==
Category:OTW Committees
OTW Legal Committee

The Legal Committee is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works (OTW).
The OTW Legal Advocacy page describes its role:
 The OTW believes that fanworks are creative and transformative, core fair uses, and will therefore be proactive in protecting and defending fanworks from commercial exploitation and legal challenge. This help will not be limited to those fans or projects directly connected with OTW.
== Works ==
The Legal Committee's work includes amicus briefs in court cases, comments and responses to US Federal government agencies, all described on the Legal Committee page Translations of the page are available in Nederlands, Italiano, Español, Deutsch, Suomi, Čeština, 简体中文
Outreach and informational posts are presented as part of the Legal Advocacy Project
 
More information is at the April 2013 post Legal advocacy, by fans, for fans 
== History of Chairs ==
* 2010: Rebecca Tushnet
* 2011: Rebecca Tushnet
* 2012: Rebecca Tushnet
* 2013: Betsy Rosenblatt
* 2014–present: Betsy Rosenblatt
OTW Strategic Planning Committee

Strategic Planning is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works. As part of its mandate to create a strategic plan for the organization, the committee has been compiling reports on the history and current state of all the other committees and workgroups.
==History==
* The creation of The Strategic Planning Workgroup was announced in April of 2012. Announcing the Strategic Planning roadmap TW.org, 25 April 2012.
* In September 2012, it was announced that Strategic Planning was now a committee. Strategic planning update #5 TW.org, 7 September 2012.
== History of Chairs ==
* 2013: Anna Genoese
* 2014: Hana Lee, Niko Thompson
* 2015, 2016: Elliot Oberholtzer
* 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020: Elliot Oberholtzer, Amy Shepard
* 2021: Arly Guevara
* 2022, 2023: Arly Guevara & Kate Sanders
* 2023 October: Arly Guevara & Alex Johnson
==Links==
* Strategic Planning tag (OTW site news)
* Strategic Planning tag (AO3 News)
Strategic Planning Reports 2012-2014:
*Tag Wrangling (21 February 2013)
*Volunteers & Recruiting (25 April 2013)
*Open Doors (22 June 2013)
*Survey Workgroup (31 December 2013)
*Wiki/Fanlore, Systems, and Grants (8 February 2014)
OTW 2016–2019 Strategic Plan
OTW 2017-2020 Strategic Plan
OTW 2023-2026 Strategic Plan
== References ==
OTW Systems Committee

The Systems Committee is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works.
The OTW website describes its role:
Systems manages the servers and infrastructure for the organization and its projects. It also acts as a technical resource for other committees. All our servers run Debian, but if you are otherwise competent with Unix, knowing Debian specifically isn't a requirement. The software packages we administer include: Apache2, Drupal, Mailman, Mediawiki, mySQL, Nagios, Nginx, Postfix, and Ruby on Rails. Experience installing, configuring, and troubleshooting at least some of these is necessary but you need not know them all. We are particularly seeking sysadmins and database people with experience in performance tuning and scalability.OTW list of Committees
== History of Chairs ==
* 2007-2008: Jadelennox
* 2008: Sidra
* 2008-2009: Meredith Rosser
* 2010–2: Sidra & Arrow
* 2013: Arrow, Amanda Furrow & Moose
* 2014–5: Amanda Furrow & Karen
* 2016: Amanda Furrow & Karen; then puckling & Matthew Vernon
* 2017: puckling & Matthew Vernon
* 2018: puckling & Matthew Vernon; then Matthew Vernon
* 2019-22: Matthew Vernon
* 2022 June: Frost the Fox
== References ==
OTW TWC Committee

The TWC Committee is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works.
The OTW website describes its role:
Administers Transformative Works and Cultures (TWC), an international peer-reviewed twice-yearly academic online journal in the field of media studies. This involves administering TWC’s open-source journal software (OJS), considering submissions, and working with authors and content as necessary. They also shepherd documents through OJS for peer review, revision, copyedit, and layout.Transformativeworks.org: Committees (Archived link), Accessed August 17, 2022
== History of Chairs ==
* 2010-23: Karen Hellekson
* 2023 February: Kristina Busse & Karen Hellekson
== References ==
OTW Volunteers & Recruiting Committee

The Volunteers and Recruiting Committee is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works.
The OTW website describes its role:
Volunteers & Recruiting works with all the other committees to recruit and manage volunteers and staffers for all committees and projects, equip them with all the tools they need, and track their service. Being on the Volunteers committee puts members directly in the heart of the OTW. We organize training sessions and Open House chats, help people find ways to develop their skills, and keep our projects strong. Our projects include the annual Still Willing To Serve drive and the annual Willing To Serve recruitment drive, and in 2012, we are planning to develop the internship program.Committee Descriptions for 2012
==History of Chairs==
* 2011: Allison Morris
* 2012: via_ostiense (January-February), Renay (March-December)
* 2013: Renay & Curtis Jefferson (March-August)
* 2014: Renay & Curtis Jefferson (November-December)
* 2015: Renay & Curtis Jefferson
* 2016: Alison Watson & Curtis Jefferson
* 2017: Alison Watson
* 2018: Alison Watson
* 2019: Alison Watson & Rachel Bussert
* 2020: Alison Watson & Rachel Bussert & Cyn
* 2021–present: Alison Watson & Cyn
==External Links==
* Strategic Planning Report #2: Volunteers & Recruiting Committee (April 25, 2013)
* Volunteers & Recruiting: A History of Recruitment Revision by Renay (December 4, 2013)
== References ==
OTW Webs Committee

The Webmasters, or "Webs", Committee is one of the committees involved in the Organization for Transformative Works.
The Webmasters design, build, and maintain websites for the OTW. We support the OTW's mission by making information about the organization and all its projects available on the Web.
The sites we work on include:
* Organization for Transformative Works (the main OTW website)
* OTW Elections
* Open Doors
The Webmasters committee does the design and ongoing maintenance for OTW websites. Our CMS of choice is WordPress, and we’re always looking for qualified developers to help out, particularly proactive volunteers who possess initiative and the willingness, time, and tenacity to learn new skills. Desired skills include WordPress, XHTML, CSS, PHP, graphic design, and familiarity with usability/accessibility standards. It is not necessary for any one person to possess all of these skills; while the committee currently leans toward generalists, there could be opportunities to specialize based on interest and skills.
== History of Chairs ==
* 2008: Zvi
* 2009: Allison Morris
* 2010: Kristen Murphy
* 2011: Kristen Murphy
* 2012: blue_meridian, Kristen Murphy
* 2013: sunusn
* 2014: Natalie
* 2015: Eylul Dogruel (acting chair) 
* 2016: James Baxter and Alex Tischer
* 2018–23: Alex Tischer
* 2023 November: cosette
== References ==
OUAT Kink Meme

OUAT Kink Meme is a Livejournal kink meme focusing on the Once Upon a Time fandom. This kink meme was active during the early seasons of the television series, the first prompt fills seem to be an eclectic mix of characters and pairings. However, by 2013 the popular pairings of Emma Swan/Regina Mills and canonical couples Killian Jones/Emma Swan and Rumpelstiltskin/Belle were staring to emerge as favorites. 
===Important Links===
*Filled Prompts @ delicious
*Chapter One
*Chapter Two
*Chapter Three (current Kink Meme)
*OUAT in Wonderland Kink Meme Post (Current Kink Meme)
Category:Once Upon A Time Communities
Category:2011
Category:2010s
Category:Meme Journal Communities
OVA

OVA, or Original Video Animation, are anime specifically created for the home video market. Unlike in the US, where the equivalent term "direct-to-video" is often used as a pejorative, OVA often have higher production values than anime produced for broadcast. OVAs are targeted at more specific fan circles than broadcast anime, and tend to be either spin-offs or extensions of a series that has already had a broadcast run, or else adaptations of manga not popular enough to be considered for a broadcast series. The format also allowed creators to get away with adding content unfit for broadcast standards, such as copious amounts of gore, violence, sex, and nudity. This became the main thing OVAs were known for back in the late 80s and early 90s.
The majority of boys love manga adapted into anime are adapted as OVAs rather than broadcast series.
==History==
In the 1980s, the introduction of VCRs meant that the home video market was booming. This, combined with television content restrictions, resulted in the release of many OVA that didn't fit in with the narrow constraints of the TV market.Answerman: Brighter Days. Posted 15 Aug 2014. Accessed 7 Oct 2019. Dallos was the first OVA ever produced, preceding Disney's Return of Jafar by a decade, and setting many standards for future OVA production in Japan.Review of Dallos on Anime News Network. Posted 19 March 2014. Accessed 7 Oct 2019. Animated television shows at the time, such as Transformers and the original Voltron series, were often seen as vehicles to sell merchandise (often toys) rather than stories of their own merit, and that left very little opportunity for anime at the time to do the kind of storytelling anime is often known for now. By contrast, Dallos was explicitly budgeted at a level between a movie and a television show and not beholden to toy sales which let directors Mamoru Oshii and Hisayuki Toriumi have more creative freedom.
As television content restrictions lessened, however, the OVA shifted from being an art form in its own right to being a promotional tool. From the 2000s onward, OVAs have mostly been relegated to omake-style content on DVD and Blu-ray releases rather than being releases in their own right and the term has shifted from having a distinct meaning to being relative synonymous with TV specials.What are OVAs and how are they different from Specials? Posted 14 Dec 2014. Accessed 7 Oct 2019.
==Examples==
==References==
Category:GlossaryCategory: Anime & Manga Fandom
OVERWATCH Netflix teaser trailer

'OVERWATCH | Netflix Original Series | Teaser Trailer [HD] | Netflix' is an Overwatch fake trailer made from official Blizzard footage by Lion Montages. It is made in a style to represent a Netfli series, and is made to look like a real Netflix trailer. Their description of the vid:
'When the world chose to dismantle Overwatch, they never knew how bad would they be necessary in the future. 
A new treat rises, and it's up to those fallen legends to stand up and fight once more.'
==Reactions and Reviews==
From PolishPrick:
From Daniel Brovender:
Many fans expressed their eagerness for an official Overwatch movie, citing the fan trailer as an example of how good the movie could be.
Category:Overwatch Vids
O Big Brother, Where Are Thou? Um, actually, right over here. In the Fanfic section

O Big Brother, Where Are Thou? Um, actually, right over here. In the Fanfic section is an article by Joanne Madge. It was printed in 2001 in Tarriel Cell.
The subject was warnings and ratings for fanfic.
==Excerpts==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Labels & Warnings Meta
O Sweetest Song (Beauty and the Beast anthology)

See also O Sweetest Song (disambiguation).
O Sweetest Song is an explicit het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology. 
It required an age statement to purchase.
==A Disclaimer==
From the second issue: 
==Issue 1==
O Sweetest Song 1 was published in June 1991. It was edited by Lynette Combs and contains 52 pages.
It contains a single illo by Janie.
From the editorial: 
* Chamber Music Revisited by Sally Wright (1)
* Love Has Come of Age by Lynette Combs (song title from "Jekyll and Hyde") (13) 
* The Best of Times by Laurie Whittenberg (song title from "Styx") (39)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
O Sweetest Song 2 (Verse 2) was published in June 1991 and contains 35 pages.
It was edited by Lynette Combs and contains two pieces of art.
* Dream Lover by Kathy Mills (1)
* Mistletoe by Sally Wright (15)
* Love's Longing by Lynette Combs (25)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
O Sweetest Song 3 (Verse 3) was published in 1992 and contains 74 pages. It was edited by Lynette Combs.
It contains one full-page illo and one tiny illo by Lynette Combs.
* Shameless by Betty Mills (1)
* Follow Your Dreams by Lynette Combs (29)
* Love With All the Trimmings by Trisha Kehoe (49)
* Happy Ending, poem by Lynette Combs (71)
 
Image:osweetestsong3flyer.jpg|thumb|flyer for issue #3
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
O Sweetest Song 4 is subtitled, "Special Edition: The Quickening." 
It was published in July 1995 and contains 101 pages. 
This issue is a single novel written by Teri Peppe.
The zine's foreword (which may not be in all issues): 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category: Beauty and the Beast Het Zines 
Category:1990s
O Sweetest Song (Beauty and the Beast novel)

See also O Sweetest Song (disambiguation).
O Sweetest Song is a het 294-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Carolyn Kleinsorge. The art is by Mary Ellen Nicosia.
==Part of a Series==
* ... Shall Have No Dominion
* The Next Waltz
* O Sweetest Song
=="To My Readers"==
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
O Yardley

O Yardley was a Professionals slash fan fiction writer, and huge BNF of the era of the early The Professionals Circuit. 
Her fan name is an anagram of Ray Doyle.
In 1981, a Star Trek: TOS fan handed O Yardley some hatstands to read. O Yardley remembers that there were only six or seven stories in the file at this time, and included: Consequences, Power Play, Deathgame, End of an Illusion, Coldwater Morning, Two Crazy Lovers, and The Poofessionals. The next story she read was possibly Masquerade comments at Pros Fandom History - post the third; archive link (October 18, 2009) . 
O Yardley was never part of the northern group of fans and only sent them a couple of stories. After that she shared her stories with HG, who then became interested in writing her own. 
The first Bodie/Doyle story she wrote was either "Among the Lilies" or "The Gift."
There is an extensive interview with O Yardley in The Hatstand Express #17 in 1988, see Hatstand Express Interview with O Yardley. Her memories of the beginning of Pros fandom are printed in Discovered In A Letterbox #13.
==A Fandom Pioneer and Influencer==
==A Fandom Host==
According to Sebastian, O Yardley was a host who had other Pros writers over several a year: 
==Some Fannish Opinions==
===1985===
===1988===
===1998===
==Notable Works in The Professionals==
* Party Spirit Series 26-story tag series, written in late '80s or early '90s.
* Air on the G-String—Doyle goes undercover as a male stripper
* How to Win Friends and Influence People—Doyle makes a comment about Bodie's seduction technique; Bodie decides seduce Doyle so he can see the whole thing.
* Ill Met By Moonlight—crossover with Shakespeare
* Gift-Wrapped
* Off-Day
* Seasons of Change
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Oak and Mistletoe

Oak and Mistletoe was the first published slash Morse/Lewis story. 
It was written in 1992 by Sue aka The Android and included in Uncharted Waters #5.
==Summary==
"A hostage situation and the murder of a gay bookseller bring revelations which cause Morse and Lewis to examine their working relationship -- and their personal one."
==References==
Category:Inspector Morse
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction
Oaken Heart

Oaken Heart is a gen Robin of Sherwood 105-page anthology. It was the winner of five Major Oak Awards.
The art is by Kitty Gamarra, Susan M. Garrett, Ann Larimer, Grace Meisel, Todd Parrish, Francis Quinn, Peggy Spalding and Mary G.T. Webber. 
==About==
From a flyer: "A Collection of Prose, Poetry and Art based on Robin of Sherwood. In the heart of Sherwood Forest, there are tales to tell, dreams to dream, and songs to sing. Come into the greenwood, and see what awaits."
From Media Monitor: 
"Join us in Sherwood Forest, where there are tales to tell, dreams to dream and songs to sing.... Material from all seasons. The zine features laser-print text on vellum-finished recycled paper, and a surprise with every issue."
==Contents==
* Mother-Of-Acorns by Grace Meisel (2 pages)
* The First Calling by Ruth Dempsey ("A winter's tale of Sherwood's past, as told by Leanna, the White Lady.") (7 pages)
* Miller’s Sons by Todd Parrish ("What can shatter the bonds of brotherhood?") (11 pages)
* Treading the Royal Road by Grace Meisel ("Terror can be found anywhere, even in the green depths of Sherwood.") (5 pages)
* Feet First by Cindy Fairbanks (" What truths will Much find at the bottom of a dungeon!") (8 pages)
* Thy True Heritage by Patrice L. Heyes (11 pages)
* False Impressions by Janet VanMeter and Tina Evans ("A good deed ensnares the outlaws in plots and treachery.") (18 pages)
* The Major Oak’s Tale by Kitty Gamarra "One "entity's" story of Sherwood, past and present.") (6 pages)
* Revels, filk by Patrice L. Heyes (also in On Target #11 and The Silver Arrow #5)
* other poems and filks by Sheila Foley, Susan M. Garrett, Hilda Marshall, Rache, Mary G.T. Webber, Janet VanMeter, and P.L. Heyes
 
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Oasis

* Oasis, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Oasis, fan art by The Southern Cross
* OASIS, a fan club for Armin Shimerman
* OASIS, a quarterly newsletter for the Armin Shimerman fan club of the same name
* Oasis a Star Trek: TNG story
* Oasis, a Star Trek: VOY story
* Oasis, a Voltron: Legendary Defender zine
* Oasis, an English rock band
Oasis (Star Trek: VOY story)

Oasis is a Star Trek: VOY Janeway/Chakotay story by Penny Proctor. 
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek VOY J/C Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Oasis (Star Trek art by The Southern Cross)

Oasis is a illustration by The Southern Cross.
Some fans refer to it as "At the Oasis" or "Break Thou My Sanctuary," the latter a reference to the story Break Thou My Sanctuary by Janet Alex (a pseud for Joanna Russ) for which it was used.
It was printed in Out of Bounds (Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves).
 
==Artist's Description==
===1994===
===1997===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art
Category:1984 Fanart
Category:Slash Art
Oasis (Voltron zine)

Oasis is a zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* Shi Tumblr, Twitter , 
* UragiriNoTeme Tumblr, Twitter, 
* Talicor Tumblr, 
* Shima Tumblr, 
* Stishovite Tumblr, 
* Hann Tumblr, 
* Dejavidetc Tumblr, 
* Kaya Instagram, 
* Juls Tumblr, 
* SuBluCat Tumblr, Twitter, 
* Zera Tumblr, Twitter, 
* Aleks Stock Tumblr, 
* Lawrence Tumblr
* Falmahyra Kezia Instagram, 
* Gee Tumblr, 
* Inked Deviantart, 
* Xycuro Tumblr, 
=== Writers ===
* Nick Tumblr, Ao3, 
* Shanimal Ao3, 
* Miranda Tumblr, 
* Ruby Tumblr, Ao3, 
* Andy Tumblr, Ao3, Instagram, 
* Foxiea Tumblr, Ao3, 
* Hailqiqi Tumblr, 
=== Merch ===
* Ducky Tumblr, 
* Aleks Stock Tumblr, 
* Falmahyra Kezia Instagram, 
* Hann Tumblr, 
* Lawrence Tumblr, 
* Shima Tumblr, 
Category:Voltron Zines Category:2018 Zines
Oath of Vengeance

Oath of Vengeance is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Rick Endres.
 
It was printed in Stardate #8. 
==Trilogy==
* The Wages of Vengeance
* Oath of Vengeance
* The Cost of Freedom 
==Summary==
Summary: "On peaceful Serenidad, the Klingons have returned. Will the crew of the Enterprise save Princess Teresa and Carlos from a horrible fate? Some mature and violent scenes."
==Art from the Zine==
File:stardate8-1.jpg| Rick Endres
File:stardate8-2.jpg| Rick Endres
File:stardate8-3.jpg| Rick Endres
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1981 Fanfiction
Ob

Ob is the Ob(ligatory) reference to what was supposed to be the topic of discussion. It is a term used on mailing lists where an off-topic post was allowed so long as it included at least something on-topic -- an "obligatory" topic-related note, in other words. Such notes usually started with "ob(Topic/Listname)", such as "obDS" on due South lists such as DUESOUTH-L. 
See obSenad for more on its use in Sentinel fandom.
"ObFic is more for Fiction lists, short for Obligatory Fiction. Ob-(something) prefacing a portion of a post, designates something which is supposed to drag an off-topic post back on topic. Thus, on a post on a B7 list, where people might have been rambling on about, er, English chocolate bars, someone might stick on the end of their post something like:
ObB7: "do you think they have chocolate in the B7 universe, or do you think the Atomic Wars rendered the cacao bean extinct?" 
Another variation on this is an ObFic post on a fiction list (where discussion or announcements may not be allowed) where someone transforms an announcement into a piece of fanfic. In that case, the entire post is "ObFic"." a 2001 description from Gen Fic Crit 
The term dates to 1951; see Science Fiction Citations.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary