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Flickr

Flickr is an hosting service for image and video, as well as an online community, founded in Canada by Ludicorp a Vancouver-based company in 2004. Flickr was previously a common way for amateur and professional photographers to host high-resolution photos, but over time it also became popular with fannish community, thus becoming a means of sharing fanarts and fanvids. Predating of Instagram, the only other sites of the same type were Picasa from Google, Fanpop and Imgur, in addition to basic hosting journals or personal websites -- e.g. Geocities, Angelfire, Tripod, Livejournal, JournalFen and etc… -- which, however, did not have the same hosting quantity that could upload image with high quality as Flickr.
Flickr was an early website to implement tag clouds, which were used until 2013, providing access to images tagged with the most popular keywords. Tagging was further revised in the photopage redesign of March 2014. Flickr has been cited as a prime example of effective use of folksonomy.
==Hosting and Accounts==
Flickr has always offered two types of accounts: free and paid. Until January 7, 2019, free accounts had up to 1 TB of storage. On January 8, 2019, the account offerings changed. The free option is limited to 1,000 photos or videos stored, with videos limited to three minutes. 
As a result of the SmugMug buyout, Flickr added the ability for users to download all of their account data, such as photo albums, contacts, and comments.
==Changes and Controversies==
On June 13, 2008, Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield announced his resignation on July 12, 2008, which followed that of his wife and co-founder Caterina Fake, who left the company on the same day. Butterfield wrote a humorous resignation letter to Brad Garlinghouse.
Since June 1, 2009, Flickr has been blocked in China in advance of the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
On June 13, 2017, Verizon Communications acquired Yahoo!, including Flickr. Verizon reorganized Yahoo!, along with AOL, into a new umbrella company, Oath, which was renamed as Verizon Media on January 8, 2019.
On April 20, 2018, SmugMug acquired Flickr from Verizon's Oath and put an end to Flickr 1 TB storage plan for free users. Those users had until February 5, 2019, to convert to "Pro" accounts or their photo streams would be reduced to a maximum of 1,000 pictures. The deadline was later extended to March 12, 2019. This policy, however, was never implemented and was abandoned in March, 2022 in favor of a policy that restricted content unless the user upgraded and paid for a Pro account.
==References==
Flight

Flight is a charity anthology zine in DC Comics fandom focused on Dick Grayson. They raised $5015.14 for the Worldwide Orphans Foundation.
== Contributors ==
* Tamdrry: @tamdrry
* Mimi Aguilar
* Tetrodotoxins
* Mira: @miratho
* Boxonarock
* Nightly: @nightlybirdie
* Hanmi
* Peren: @wingedrobins
* Leigh: @leighbirdart
* Summer
* Theartofdreaming1: @theartofdreaming1
* c.art
* Vivi: @ohviviart
* Elias: @stargazyng, @tendervoids
* Musdswo: @musdswo
* Hazely
* Kartsie: @kartsie
* Napschnapps: @napschnapps
* Onipilot: @onipilot
* Bunnvoid: @bunnvoid
* Jordyn: @jordyndrawsthings
* Mokolat: @mokolat
* Yolin
* Stock: @stockered
* Rigi: @mud-muffin
* Jasmine Cooke
* Rachel Zuckerman: @sting-rachel-art
* AedanDraws
* DarMP: @dar-draws
* Ninalinovna: Tumblr: @ninalinovna
* Daringyounggrayson: @daringyounggrayson
* Capedcommissioner: @capedcommissioner
* Nicole Mello
* Pechora Flow: @pechoraflow
* Shelby: @shelbychild, @shelbsart
* Aelig: @aeligsido
* Withthekeyisking
* Ray
* Baihujun: @baihujun
* Beetle
* Joseph Giampietro
* Ksooup
* Princepsed
* Leo Jones: @lomakes
* Mashal
* S.mscott: @s-mscott
* Crow: @crow-sizna
* Dottie Wan Kenobi: @dottie-wan-kenobi
* Ishkan: @thebestestbat
* River: @river-bottom-nightmare
* Krow Abbey: @aknifespoint
* DynamicDuo: @halifax-jordan
* Iris: @fanfictiongreenirises
* Amuk: @kumeko
* Alina Wahab
* Snowey
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Batman Zines
Flight Deck

Flight Deck is a Star Trek: TOS zine by Steve Vander Ark.
==Issue 10==
Flight Deck 10 was published in 1975 and contains 16 pages.
* Status Report (update on pro Trek books available) (2)
* Launch Shuttlecraft, art (4)
* Lt. Arex, art by Jim Connors (5)
* Starship Report: Deflectors, article by SVA (5)
* Biography: Lt. Arex by Jim Connors (5)
* Plans: Cutter Beams (6)
* Cutter Beams in Use, art (6)
* Make Your Own Star Trek Animation by Jim Connors (7)
* Miner's Huts on Rigel XII from Mudd's Women, art (8)
* Mr. Spock Wants You!, poster by Dave Vander Ark (9)
* Ship's Hearing: Harcourt F. Mudd by SVA (10)
* Film Clip List (12)
* Trek Talk (from Monster Times #38) (13)
* Plans: Robot Grain Ship (14)
* Plans: One-man Scout Ship (14)
* Cartoon from Penthouse Magazine (15)
* A Glomar and Several Friends, art (15)
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Flight Log of the Atlantis

Flight Log of the Atlantis is a gen anthology of science fiction.
From On the Double: "A zine which covers the adventures of the GSS-Atlantis, and the OmniGalactic Federation Exploration Vessel. Each zine includes one or two 'episodes.' If you enjoy Star Trek or Star Wars, you should enjoy this zine, set in a similar universe. Great characters, lots of adventures, romance, and sticky situations."
==Issue 1==
Flight Log of the Atlantis 1 
==Issue 2==
Flight Log of the Atlantis 2 was published in 1993 and contains 138 pages. Art by Arvey, PJ Alexander, Tami Marie Alexander, June Drexler-Robertson, and Stuart Robertson. 
* "Never Say Die" by TM Alexander
*"All Light That Shines" by June Drexler-Robertson 
*"Stomach of Steel" by Debbie Rojano
*"Guns in the Sky" by PJ Alexander
*"Hope for the Best" by Cyndy Haywood
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
Flight Log of the Atlantis 3 was published on or around 1995. 
 
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1990s
Flight Through Eternity

Flight Through Eternity is a non-fiction Doctor Who zine published in the mid-1980s.
==Issue 1==
Flight Through Eternity 1 was published in the mid-1980s, is digest-sized and contains 26 pages.
* Eternal Triangle, article by David McCambridge (co-editor)
* A View to Vislor, article by Chris Clarke (co-editor)
* Big Green Monsters - interview with Mark Strickson by Chris Clarke
* A Lot of Good People Died Today, article by John Nicholson
* A Sea of Their Own Blood, article by Martin Cassan
* Fan Aid: the Event by Mark Wyman
* art by Peter Kessler, David McCambridge
==Issue 2==
Flight Through Eternity 2 was published in the mid 1980s and contains 38 pages. It is digest-sized. 
* The Trail of a 'Zine Editor
* Days of Future Past - History in Doctor Who
* "We All Wanted To Be Heroes" - Peter Purves Interview
* Warfare in Doctor Who
* Pros & Cons - Conventions
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Flight into Slavery

Flight into Slavery is a gen 67-page Battlestar Galactica/Blake's 7 novel.It was previously published in Airwaves Battlestar Galactica Special.
It was first published in 1984 by The Thirteenth Tribe. 
In 1989, it was available as a "computer reprint with a photocopied photo cover."
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Flight of Illusion

Flight of Illusion is a het Star Trek: Voyager 137-page novel by Ghostwriter. It was edited by Carol Bachelu and Andra Marie Mueller. The cover is by John Janusik.
It was available in both an explicit and non-explicit version.
==From the Introduction==
From one of the editors, Andra: 
 
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Flight of the Snowbird

Flight of the Snowbird is a 111-page gen Dirty Dozen novel by Maureen Webster. It was published as a separate novel, and later as part of the zine The Snowbird Trilogy.
==Series==
* Flight of the Snowbird
*Fortunes of War 
* Long Ago and Far Away
==Summary==
Summery from an ad in G-2 Files #5: "When Danko and Feke are captured during a mission in Tunisia, Sgt. Cutter and the remaining dozen risk their freedom and their lives to bring them back. However, they hadn't counted on the interference of a German nurse who isn't all she appears to be."
Category:1991 Zines
Category:Dirty Dozen
Flight to Falcon's Lair

Flight to Falcon's Lair is a 300-page Star Wars novel by J.A. Berger.
 
It is undated, but was likely written in the mid to late 1990s. 
It does not appear in Star Wars Zine Bibliography, and maybe did not see publication. 
 
Image:flighttofalcon1.jpg|title page 
Image:flighttofalcon2.jpg|last page
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1990s
Flights of Fancy (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Flights of Fancy has the subtitle: "Castles in the Air." It was published in 1992 and contains 22 pages. 
The art is by Inez Brown, Tom Dow, Sandy Shelton and Susan Gavula. 
==Contents==
 
* Reflections is a Cat's Eye, fiction by Lidna Fennicchia
* The Ordeal, fiction by Susan Gavula
* Sweet Repose, fiction by Arwen Bauer
* Shades of Grey No More, fiction by Susan Gavula
* The Crystal Cave, poem by Susan Gavula
* Those Above/Those Below, poem by David Cotelessa
* Love Is... poem by Susan Gavula
==An E-Zine?==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Flint

==Glossary==
* Flint, a term in Harry Potter fandom
==Characters==
* Flint, a character from Earthsea
* Flint, a character from Star Trek
* Flint a.k.a. Ōba, a Elite Four member from the Pokémon franchise
* Flint a.k.a. Munō, Brock's father in the Pokémon anime
* Captain Flint, a character from Treasure Island and Black Sails
* Jenny Flint, a character from Doctor Who
* Marcus Flint, a character from Harry Potter
==Fans==
* Flint Mitchell, a Lost in Space fan
* Cheryl Flint, a fan artist and fan writer
Flint/Katie

Flint/Katie is the het pairing of Marcus Flint and Katie Bell from the Harry Potter fandom.
Canonically, the two were rival players on their respective Quidditch teams, Flint being the captain of the Slytherin team and Katie being a Chaser for Gryffindor. Most fics focus on an enemies to lovers relationship between the two.
On Archive of Our Own, Flint/Katie is the most popular ship for Katie Bell, and the third most popular ship for Flint, after Flint/Wood and Flint/Hermione.
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
* Enemies to lovers is easily the most popular trope.
* Voldemort Wins, or fics that focus on Voldemort gaining power.
* Most fics involve Quidditch in some capacity.
* Post-Hogwarts fics are also semi-popular.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*The Serpent and the Lion by smutty_clause: Why would a Slytherin and a Gryffindor ever fall in love? Why indeed.
*Biased by wynnebat: Escorting trouble-making students back to their dorms and breaking up midnight duels and secret lovers gets old after the first few times they do it; quidditch, on the other hand, never gets old.
*The Ink Under My Skin by leigh_adams: Our choices define who we are. Katie and Marcus live with the consequences.
===Fanart, Graphics, &c===
*Grow old with me by roblnwheeler (2018)
*poke by ElizabethBeals (2012)
*Rivals? by Ellygator (2007)
*the summer of love by jaspxr (2017)
==Archives and Links==
*Katie Bell/Marcus Flint works at Archive of Our Own
*Katie + Marcus works at Fanfiction.net
*Chasers..., a Flint/Katie fanfiction archive (2004–2009)
*bell_flint, a LiveJournal community
*bellflint tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Category: Het Pairings
Flint (Pokémon)

Flint is a member of Sinnoh's Elite Four from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. He is well-liked with fans, though not too many fanworks exist which primarily focus on him. He also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters, PokéAni and Pokéspe.
Flint shares his name with Brock's father, a minor character.
The Pokémon Flint is most associated with are Infernape, Magmortar and Steelix.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Flint is most commonly paired up with Volkner, forming IgnitionShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called デンオ (Den'o), meaning Volkner the seme and Flint is the uke in the coupling.
**The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as オデン (Oden).
*Flint is also shipped with Dawn, forming HotshotShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called オバヒカ (Obahika).
===Less Popular Relationships===
*CalabriaShipping - Flint & Looker
* CalciferShipping - Flint & Valerie
* CalicoCornShipping - Cress & Flint
*CallShipping - Flint, Roark, Volkner, Dawn & Gardenia
*CarnelianShipping - Flint & Gameverse!Red
*ClinkerShipping - Flint & Cynthia
*CoalfireShipping - Flint & Roark
*CollarShipping - Clyde & Flint
*CrispyShipping - Flint & Erika
*DareShipping - Flint & Venus
*DistillShipping - Flint & Hilbert
*DiurnalShipping - Flint & Whitney
*DragonbreathShipping - Drake (Hoenn) & Flint
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
===Ronald McDonald===
Big red afros typically remind people of the McDonalds mascot. This is joked about both by Japanese and English-speaking PKMN fandom.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a club on Fanpop.
===Fan Videos===
*, poking fun at him looking like Ronald McDonald, though it is worth noting that this video includes uncredited fanart.
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Flint the Time Detective

Flint the Time Detective is an anime that follows the adventures Flint Hammerhead, prehistoric boy who becomes a Time Detective. There are 39 episodes, and was originally aired in Japan from 1998 to 1999. The show also aired in the United States and the Philippines.Flint the Time Detective Wikipedia page
==Archives==
*The Bureau of Time and Space, a small gen fanworks archive for the show
 
==References==
Category:Flint the Time Detective
Flip of a Coin

Flip of a Coin is a Harrison Ford zine, which included fan fiction from Star Wars, the Indiana Jones movies, and other films starring Ford. It is primarily gen, but also includes adult het stories.
This zine series began after a similar zine, Facets, ceased publication.
"Flip of a Coin" ran for seventeen issues and won a 1985 FanQ.
==More Information About Specific Issues==
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==Regarding the Title==
The title of the zine series is from a Harrison Ford quote: 
==Fandoms Included==
By far and away, the most fiction, art, poetry, and filks were based on Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
The other fandoms were: Witness (36 fanworks), Blade Runner (32 fanworks), Frisco Kid (22 fanworks), Heroes (film) (21 fanworks), Hanover Street (12 fanworks, The Mosquito Coast (12 fanworks), The Conversation (9 fanworks), and a sprinkling of Journey to Shiloh, Force 10 from Navarone, Sabrina (film), A Time for Killing, The Possessed (film), Regarding Henry, Presumed Innocent, Frantic (film), Dead Heat on a Merry Go Round (references to Ford as a "bellhop" are to his role in that 1966 film), Dynasty (film), Apocalypse Now, and American Graffiti.
There are some unique crossovers with Tim (film), Leave it to Beaver, Little House on the Prairie, and a bunch of Witness/Lethal Weapon stories.
Also included are some small bits of Harrison Ford RPF in the form of illos. The later issues contain a fair amount of meta illos about fans and fandom.
==References==
Category:Indiana Jones Zines
Category:Harrison Ford Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Star Wars Het Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Flipper Fanfiction Recommendation Engine

The Flipper Fanfiction Recommendation Engine, generally just called Flipper is an application programmed by Zekses (known as zerkses on Reddit). Zekses used it privately for about a year before publicly releasing it in February 2018.
Flipper replaces Fanfiction.net's native search functions with a fuller-featured search and recommendation engine. It does not require the user to have a FFN account. Zekses said they plan to add support for AO3, SpaceBattles, and SufficientVelocity in the future.Flipper manual.pdf on Github, by Zekses, last updated Feb 4, 2018. Accessed April 27, 2019.
Flipper also contains a "Slash Filter" with "Light/Medium/Strong" settings for those who wish to filter out slash; or can be set to show slash fics only. Since FFN does not have any native "M/M" identifier on fics, the app identifies slash with a multi-stage approach. Stage one is finding certain keywords in fic summaries (e.g. HPSS, HPDM, yaoi). Stages two and three run these known slash fics against the database of user favorite lists; fics that appear in user favorites alongside slash fics are considered more likely to be slash if they do not appear in "non-slashy" favorite lists. Flipper Client Manual, last updated April 2 2019. Accessed April 27 2019
==Reception==
"Significantly better than the FFN search engine and I think I like it more than wading through tag soup on AO3."
==References==
Fliss Davies

Fliss Davies is a multifandom fanartist and fanwriter, that often contributed to zines in the 1990s and early 2000s.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Oracle21.jpg|Art from Oracle #21 (1990) (Blake's 7)
File:Horizon14back.jpg|Art from Horizon #14 (1990) (Blake's 7)
File:Staked-3.jpg|Art from Staked Blake (2000) (BtVS)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Floating World

Floating World is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Jane St Clair.
Summary: Qui-Gon wanders off. Obi-Wan gets lonely. Qui-Gon comes back. Obi-Wan is mindful of the future. First in a possible series.
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Flogging Elitism in the Fanfiction World

Flogging Elitism in the Fanfiction World is an essay by Cynical Otter.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
==Part of a Series==
* Flogging Elitism in the Fanfiction World
* The Otter Apologizes to the Fanfiction Masses
* Fan Fiction Elitism: Two Years Later
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Flogging Zines

Flogging Zines is a website created as a resource to sell, request submissions, and discuss print zines. It was very short-lived. 
==From the flyer==
"Remember Datazine & Universal Translator? We are them, but now! Are print zines your guilty pleasure? Come to Flogging Zines and browse, contribute, buy, encourage. Do you like stories that have been spell-checked? Beta read? Edited? Not just thrown up on the page 30 seconds after they're finished? Check here first! Are you a zine-ed looking for contributions? Post your fondest wishes for your zine here! Are you a fanfic writer looking for a home for your latest oeuvre? Check out the possibilities here! Got back issues to sell! Flog 'em here! Paper Zines, Oh, Boy!"
==From Another Ad==
From the MediaWest*Con Post Con Report: 
==Sections==
* Home
* Advertise Your New Fanzines Here!
* Gen Zines
* Have old Fanzines? Come here!
* Looking for Contributors?
* Slash Zines
==The Rules==
 
==Similar Projects== 
* Fanzines.com, 1998ish
* Zine Zone, online adzine, offline in 2004
* Zine Zone, webring, offline in 2004
* Media Fen, focus on print zines as well as conventions and gatherings, offline in 2010
* Zine Listings, date unknown
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2014 Websites
Flood Tide

Flood Tide is a 155-page slash novel by Madelaine Ingram. One issue states the author as Kathy Keegan, confirming another link in the Jane of Australia pseud tangle.
"Flood Tide" was reproduced as an original fiction novel with some revision and the names changed, published by the Gay Men's Press as "Storm Tide" by Mel Keegan.from The Hatstand
==The Author Praises Her Own Work==
From a flyer printed in Taemon's Cuckoos: 
==Summary==
Bodie and Doyle are assigned to apprehend and retrieve a dangerous terrorist. They start a relationship while trying to track their prey through the UK countryside in the rain.
==From the Nut Hatch Flyer==
==Covers and Other==
 Image:floodtide.jpg| one cover
 Image:floodtide2.jpg| another cover, September 1992
File:floodtide1992.jpg|another 1992 cover
Image:floodtidefront.jpg|another cover, listing Kathy Keegan as the author
 Image:floodtideflyer.jpg| a flyer
==From the Editors==
From the title page: 
From the editorial: 
==From the Author==
From the zine's forward: 
==Republished as Pro Original Fiction==
From Mel Keegan's website: 
From a fan in 1997: 
==Fan Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1999===
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Flora Poste

Flora Poste was an early Star Trek fan writer. Her fanworks appeared in numerous fanzines. Her other passion was filks and she often attended filk cons and fests. Poste won the first Surak Award for 'Best Poet' in 1987. 
She passed away in 2006.Obituary
==Involvement with "Courts of Honor"==
She wrote 37 sonnets for Courts of Honor, a seminal Star Trek fan novel by Syn Ferguson. 
The sonnets were reprinted in Nome #9 and illustrated by Suzan Lovett. 
Poste was one of The Gang of Six, the fans instrumental in getting "Courts of Honor" published after funding ran out for the initial printing. See The Gang of Six and "Courts of Honor". 
==Involvement with "Nome"==
Flora was also the author of much fiction in Nome, a series that was later published as the zine Mirror Universe Alternates. 
==Meta==
She was the author of the 1988 meta article Thinking About Slash/Thinking About Women. 
She gave a 20 minute academic talk entitled "Can Gene Roddenberry Learn From Terry Nation?" It was illustrated by a videotape made by Mary Van Deusen. The original audio tape of her voice, used to obtain the timings for her presentation, has now been fully illustrated in a video on YouTube.
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Filkers
Category:2006 Deaths
Florence Zimmermann

Florence Zimmermann is a main character in the YA novel The House with a Clock in Its Walls, its sequels, and the movie of the same name.
She is a witch and a close friend and neighbour of Jonathan Barnavelt and his nephew, Lewis Barnavelt.
In the novels, only a few facts about Florence's earlier life are mentioned while the film supplies her with a backstory that has very few roots in the source material. Some fans of the movie would like to know more about her life before she moved to New Zebedee:
==Pairings==
*Florence Zimmermann/ Carol Aird is the non-canonical same actor femslash pairing of Florence and Carol Aird from the 2015 movie Carol. Both characters were portrayed by the actress Cate Blanchett.See: Carol Aird/Florence Zimmermann tag on the Ao3
*Florence Zimmermann/Jonathan Barnavelt tag on the Ao3 (non-canonical pairing)
==Fanworks==
===Example Fics===
* Tea and a Warm Blanket by sahrap-stan on tumblr (Florence/Reader, Cate Blanchett/Reader, 2021) (offline, archived url)
* by OC_Femslash (Florence/Reader, 2023)
==Archives & Resources==
* Florence Zimmermann tag on the Ao3
==References==
Category:Lewis Barnavelt
Florida

florida is a Vecchio/Kowalski story by brooklinegirl.
It was created for Vecchiofest. The prompt was a lyric from Patty Griffin's "Florida": "Isn’t it hard sometimes? Isn’t it lonely? How I still hang around here, there’s nothing to hold me."brooklinegirl in vecchiofest at LiveJournal. "florida" by brooklinegirl, posted 21 November 2006.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎