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Stan

Stan means an obsessive fan. It is the name of an obsessed fan in the 2000 Eminem song of the same name.Kpop Secrets! - what does stan mean?, tumblr post on 16 May 2010. (Accessed July 16, 2010)See: Wikipedia:Stan (song) The term has evolved and is also a verb, as in "I stan (for) X";https://www.fansplaining.com/episodes/101-stan-culture to stan is to be an obsessive fan. Stan has also become a more widely used term replacing "fan" in some fandoms circa 2020, such as MCYT where anyone who likes a specific creator can be called a "stan," even if they're not obsessive. Thus, usage also varies across fandom.
"Stan" is often given the folk etymology of being a portmanteau of "stalker" and "fan", but this appears coincidental -- Eminem was simply looking for a trisyllabic compound rhyme with consonance ("(your) biggest fan/this is Stan" -- note the way the "st" sound is used in both halves of the rhyme).
Note that "stan" (with a lower case s) is a nonspecific extreme fan, but "Stan" (with a capital S) is the Fandom Nickname for an Eminem fan, regardless of level of toxicity or obsession (although, considering the provenance of the word, a degree of self-deprecation is implied that makes it uncommon for casual Eminem fans to identify as Stans).
It is commonly heard on ONTD (OH NO THEY DIDN'T), a LiveJournal community for celebrity gossip, and may have originated there. 
The term appears in many fandoms. It is particularly common in fandoms for celebrities and real people, and is now strongly associated with K-pop and Twitter – see K-Pop Stan Twitter.
On LiveJournal anon memes the term is often applied to fans who display a loyalty or interest in other fans. Saying that someone is a [fan name]stan implies a level of partisan support of the fan in question that goes beyond merely liking their fic.
===Stan Culture, Cancel Culture and toxic fandom===
The term has become more widely used in the mainstream in recent years. It is extremely common for fans of singers and musicians to use the term. In many fandoms and media, the stan culture is considered as toxic.
==Meta & Further Reading==
On October 5, 2011 the New York Times posted an article defining and describing stans.NYTimes, Scratching the Celebrity Itch “Stans are a built-in support system,” said Tamar Anitai, the managing editor of MTV’s Web site. “They are very much aware of how the public sees this person, and they are here to protect him or her.” Posted October 5, 2011. Last accessed October 19, 2011.ONTD, NYT writes about stans. No, they really do. lol this is a respected newspaper? how bored do you have to be to write an article on stanning anyway jfc. Posted October 5, 2011. Last accessed October 19, 2011.
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*What Is 'Stan' Culture And How Did It Help Ariana Grande's 'Thank u, next'? 29 NOVEMBER, 2018.BY MEG MULCAHY.
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*Steven Universe Critical was an inner-fandom "war" between "SU crits" and "SU stans."
*Dream is a Minecraft YouTuber who has been vocally supportive of his stans
* Among his biggest fans, Johnny Depp has already won his case by Emily Yahr and Travis M. Andrews (Washington Post) (May 4, 2022)
== References ==
Stan Lee

Stan Lee (December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018) was for many years the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics (and later its publisher and chairman). In the early '60s, he was charged with creating a new type of superhero to compete with those belonging to DC Comics. Under his helm, Marvel expanded from a small division of a publishing house to a large multimedia corporation. Lee is best known as the co-creator of such Marvel Comics series such as X-Men, Fantastic Four, Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Avengers, Daredevil and Spider-Man, many of which have been parlayed into highly successful movie and television franchises. 
October 2, 2009 was declared "Stan Lee Day" by County of Los Angeles and The City of Long Beach.
His acting roles were usually just cameos, especially in the film versions of various Marvel titles. (Besides playing himself, roles include Mailman, Hotdog Stand Vendor, Security Guard, Librarian, Beauty Pageant Judge, Mental Ward patient, and Pickup Truck Driver.) He also had cameo appearances in many non-MCU movies based on comics he co-created, such as the Sam Raimi Spider-Man (2002-2007) trilogy.
He had cameos in many TV shows, such as The Big Bang Theory, Heroes (TV), Eureka, Nikita (2010 TV series), and Chuck (TV)
He was the narrator in various animated series (e.g. Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends), but also had several roles as well (for example Mayor of Superhero City in The Super Hero Squad Show).
Since Lee died in November 2018, the US release of Captain Marvel in March 2019 was the closest in time, and the Marvel Studios logo at the beginning of that film pays tribute to him by substituting his cameo appearances into the logo instead of clips of the various superheroes, ending with a title card “Thank You Stan”. His posthumous cameo in Avengers: Endgame was his last MCU movie cameo. 
==Influences==
==Similarities in style, themes across all works==
==Notable interactions with fans==
==Opinion(s) on record about fandom, fanfic, etc.==
==Criticisms==
==Links==
* Stan Lee at FanPop
* Stan Lee fanworks at AO3
==Resources==
* Stan Lee at Wikipedia
* Characters created by Stan Lee at Wikipedia
* Stan Lee cameos in Marvel and non-Marvel movies and TV shows, narration for documentaries and video games, voice acting for many animated media, and appearances in theme park media at Wikipedia
==References==
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Stan Lee is Uatu the Watcher

Stan Lee is Uatu the Watcher is a fan theory that states that all the cameos Stan Lee has played in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are not different characters, but one single character who can traverse time and space. The character is Uatu the Watcher who belongs to an alien race, the Watchers, who observe all sentient life in the universe, and Uatu is the Watcher assigned to earth. Uatu is very interested in the heroes of earth, and takes on a human form so that he can move about freely. The theory seems to have been created by SomeBigHero, who posted it to the r/FanTheories subreddit in March 2013. It became very popular among Marvel fans. At first creators denied the theory, but in 2017 Marvel chief Kevin Feige endorsed the theory, and stated that Stan Lee's cameo in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 confirmed it. 
==Resources==
*Original reddit thread
*Kevin Feige Endorses Stan Lee MCU Cameo Fan Theory
*From 'X-Men' to 'Spider-Man': 35 of Stan Lee's Most Memorable Cameos
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:Sony's Spider-Man Universe‎
Category:Spider-Verse‎
Category:X-Men Movieverse
Stancest

Stancest is the romantic pairing of Stanford Pines and Stanley Pines from Gravity Falls.
==History==
This ship was present before the existence of a twin for Stan was canonically revealed, which is most prominent when their names are swapped. The fandom thought Stanley's name was actually Stanford and Stanford's name was actually Stanley, so some of the fiction featuring the two had Stan be called Stan and Ford be called Lee.
==Tropes & Fanon==
Since they have such a wide range of time in which to interact, shippers can pick different periods to write or draw Stancest. Some of it is when they're teenagers, when they would be closest and friendliest. Some of it is after Stan has been kicked out, either with them making up or being antagonistic to each other. Some of it is during the canon period, where they are fighting but still have a bond. And then there's some epilogue fiction where they make up (and make out) after the canonical ending, which is particularly easy since it involves them sailing away alone on a boat to have adventures.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Stancest - jjstone.jpg|they’re cute by J-J stone
File:Stancest - sunshin3-the-babe.png|by Sunshine
File:Hold Onto Me - oldstupidtemplar.jpg|Hold Onto Me by oldstupidtemplar
File:Stancest - shootaimedstars.jpg|by shootaimedstars
* Stancest is……so…good…🤦‍♂️😇💗 by Menrui
* om nom nom i love these grunks and i love them makin out by cantaffordthis
===Meta===
* by Nazish
==Links & Resources==
* Stanford Pines/Stanley Pines tag at Archive of Our Own
* Gravity Falls Shipping Wiki: Stancest
==References==
Category:Gravity Falls Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
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Stand-in (Blake's 7 story)

Stand-in is a Blake's 7 gen story by Sheila Paulson. It is part of her Jabberwocky series.
==Publication History==
It was published in Blake, Rabble and Roll #1, Jabberwocky Collected, and Jabberwocky #2.
==Author's Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980s
Stand By Your Man

Stand By Your Man is a comedic Buffy fanvid vid by Katharine Scarritt. It premiered at the 2001 Escapade vid show and was later selected for the 2003 Vividcon Comedic Vid show.
Vidder's Summary: ""The women of Buffy tell it like it is."
In the Media Cannibals Songtape #5 booklet Katharine wrote: "I get vid ideas in several ways. Sometimes I have a visual idea and go looking for a song, and occasionally I hear a song and have an immediate flash of a vid for it. This was a moment of purely demented inspiration—scary how well it all fits, ne c'est pas? The song has been covered by several other country singers, including Tammy Wynette, but Patsy Cline was the original for me, and still the best"
==Reactions/Reviews==
Category:Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vids
Category:2000 Vids
Stand Still

You may be looking for Standing Still, an Orange is the New Black zine.
Stand Still is a Professionals slash story by Ailcia. Originally written for the Discovered On A May Day challenge at discoveredinalj in 2007. It is one of the writer's earliest Pros stories.
==Summaries==
Author's summary: "Sometimes, standing still is harder than running."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Stand Up, Avon's Angels!

Stand Up, Avon's Angels! is an early 1989 Blake's 7 essay by Judith M. Seaman.
It was printed in Avon Newsletter #35. 
This essay's topic was The Blake's 7 Wars. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the open letter: Open Letter by "Name Withheld By Request"
* many fans feel they know Paul Darrow personally
* Darrow's hard work at cons
* Darrow's charitable acts
* some fans are not gracious
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Stand Up for Buffy

Stand Up for Buffy was a fan campaign organized to express fan dissatisfaction following the postponement of two Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes: "Earshot" and "Graduation Day, Part 2". 
The campaign initially grew out of the JossBtVS discussion list, but soon had a dedicated list of its own; the BuffyAd list launched on May 27, 1999. The organizers aimed to run a magazine ad highlighting their love of the show, and their dissatisfaction with decision made by the network. Soon the Stand Up for Buffy campaign was taking pledges, garnering media attention and the thanks of Joss Whedon.A summary of events, by the Stand Up for Buffy organizers They also engaged in a letter writing campaign. 
On June 18, 1999, they ran a full page ad in Daily Variety. 
==Comments by Organizers==
==References==
Category:1999 Events
Category:Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Category:Fan Campaigns & Petitions
Stand With Ward

Stand With Ward is a fan movement dedicated to supporting the character of Grant Ward from Agents of Shield.
== History ==
The Stand With Ward movement has its roots in April 2014 when it was first revealed that Grant Ward was a double agent for Hydra, but the movement gained steam with the reveal, in episode 1.21 Ragtag, of how he was recruited in to Hydra by John Garrett.
The first tumblr blog dedicated to the movement, Stand With Ward, was opened on May 15, 2014#StandWithWard begins, Stand With Ward tumblr. with an adjoining twitter account. This was followed by SWW Always (AKA Ward's Warriors),opening post, SWW-always tumblr also alongside their twitter account.
The aims of the movement are to "collectively show our support for Grant Douglas Ward", to express why "we want him, as a victim of years of abuse and manipulation, to get the help he needs so that he finally has a chance to find out who he really is",twitter trending idea, Stand With Ward tumblr and to "create a positive space for people like us who support Ward and what he stands for us, whether we’re survivors, or supporters".
Reaction of the movement from Brett Dalton, who played Grant Ward, has been positivecomicbookdotcom, Nov 2014 interview with Brett Dalton as well as using the #StandWithWard hashtag, he also follows and retweets from the Ward Warriors twitter account.
=== Projects ===
The Stand With Ward community have created several projects to express their views, starting with a poster decorated with many of the usernames of Stand With Ward supporters that was given to Brett Dalton at San Diego Comic Con 2014, followed by a blanket printed with fan art, among other birthday gifts for Brett, and finally, a campaign video featuring many Stand With Ward members with the reasons they are a part of the community.
== Merchandise ==
Both Stand With Ward and Ward's Warriors have redbubble shops providing merchandise, such as t-shirts, stickers and phone covers, with their own pro-Ward designs. All the profits from both shops are donated to Habitat for Humanity.Ward's Warriors shopStand With Ward shop
== Meta ==
* on Grant Ward and brainwashing
* why it is that I “stand with Ward”
* Lorelai and rape
* Why Ward fans wanted, and believed, redemption was possible
* You mentioned that you felt the introduction of Christian was used to villify Grant. I was hoping you could elaborate on this?
* Do you think Ward was brainwashed?
* A Farewell to Grant Ward - Cat
== References ==
Category:Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Category:Fandom Wars
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:2014 Events
Stand by Me (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Stand by Me is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Jelly Beans. It is primarily a single story featuring the Marauders at Hogwarts, plus several short gag pieces.Ani Bester. My Harry Potter Doujinshi Collection. (Accessed 05 December 2012.) It is gen and rated roughly PG.
One reviewer writes: "This is a MWPP story. It's basically about them realizing Lupin is a werewolf and their decision to become Animagus. While I like this doujinshi, I don't think the art in this is as good as others by Jelly Beans (the lines are thicker). Of course, it's still a cute story. :)"DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 05 December 2012.)
Image:Stand by Me front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Stand by Me back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Stand by Me sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:2000s
Stand by Me (film)

Stand by Me is a 1986 American coming of age drama adventure film directed by Rob Reiner and starring Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman and Jerry O'Connell. It is based on the novella The Body, written by Stephen King.
==Fandom==
Fandom is mainly located on Fanfiction.net, with a few fans branching out to AO3.
Slash is the main genre in the film's fandom, as all the main characters are males.
==Fanworks==
===Vids===
* Stand by me, 1986. Ben E King - Music Video by Tell me a secret...
* Stand By Me (1986) Tribute by Muirmaiden
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Stand by Me & crossover works at FFN
* Stand By Me works at AO3
==Resources==
* 'Stand by Me' at 25 -- The Stars' Oral History of Their Beloved Classic
Category:Stand by Me
Standalone

Standalone is a term that can have two meanings in the fannish community.
==Source Text==
A standalone episode of a show is one that is not part of an arc (or mytharc). A viewer does not have have to watch any previous episodes in order to understand the basic plot of a standalone episode. Nor would any important plot threads be left unresolved at the end of the episode. 
Similarly, a standalone book would be one that is not part of a trilogy or ongoing series (for instance, Georgette Heyer wrote almost nothing but standalones, while Dorothy Sayers' Peter Wimsey novels are all part of a single ongoing series). 
Standalone comics (that is, a 24-page comic in which the plot has a beginning, middle and end) are often called one-shots.
==Fanfiction==
A standalone fanfiction story is one that is complete in and of itself, without prequels or sequels, and is not part of an ongoing series or shared universe. The author may put "1/1" in the header to indicate that there is only going to be one part of the story, and this is it. Standalone stories may be of any length, but they are usually posted all at once, and not broken up into parts and serially posted. 
These stories are also often called one shots or one offs. 
==Zines==
A standalone fanzine intended to be published for only one issue, as opposed to a zine running for several issues, may also be called one shot or a one-off. The term "one-shot" was in use in science fiction fandom as early as 1959. See Fancyclopedia.
Category:Glossary
Standard Galactic Alphabet

The Standard Galactic Alphabet is a fictional writing system first created for the Commander Keen series of video games. However, its most culturally recognizable use is in Minecraft, where it appears as the writing used in the enchanting table.
==In Fandom==
In Minecraft fandom, Standard Galactic is frequently used as the form of writing for the characters.
magicallity on Wattpad created a fanmade "pronunciation guide" for the language.
There have been instances of entire fic being written in the alphabet, such as this one by Chaotixx.
==Links and Resources==
* Standard Galactic Alphabet on KeenWiki
* Fanmade translator on LingoJam
* Standard Galactic Alphabet on Archive of Our Own
Category:Minecraft
Category:Fictional Languages
Standard Orbit

Standard Orbit is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction, games, poems, cartoons, art, and articles. It was issued quarterly. There are at least 12 issues, each containing 30-50 pages. It was part xerox, part mimeo.
It is a sister zine to Orbit.
==Issue 1==
Standard Orbit 1 was published in 1980.
==Issue 2==
Standard Orbit 2 was published in 1980.
==Issue 3==
Standard Orbit 3 was published in 1980.
==Issue 4==
Standard Orbit 4 was published in 1980.
==Issue 5==
Standard Orbit 5 was published in 1980.
==Issue 6==
Standard Orbit 6 was published in 1980.
==Issue 7==
Standard Orbit 7 was published in 1980.
==Issue 8==
Standard Orbit 8 was published in 1980.
==Issue 9==
Standard Orbit 9 was published in Jan/Feb/Mar 1981.
==Issue 10==
Standard Orbit 10 was published in April/May/June 1981. It has 8 stories, plus poems, games, cartoons, articles, and art.
"Stories where Kirk and secruity officers, Lemli and Shea, are led to the mountain fortress of the coridanites while McCoy and Spock try to find them and avoid capture by Orc-like creatures; where a captured Romulan must deal with his memories as he slowly dies; where Rand saves McCoy, Chapel, and Uhura from a slew-eyed creature; where a young 20th century woman's immediate past is Dr. McCoy's next case; and others. Art by Becky Morton, Melody Rondeau, Lana Fahey, One Edmonds, Keith Shelton, and others." -- from an ad in Datazine #13
* The Coridan Incident, Book II by Kate Fuller
* Introduction to Dementa by Jan Edmonds
* The Prearrangement by Jean Edmonds
* Midnight Flight by Jean Edmonds
* The Scorpion's Lid by Amy Haines
* Ceyx Memory Part II by Donna Theilen & Cheryl Shelton
* art, poetry, etc..
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
Standard Orbit 11 was published in August/September/October 1981 and contains 32 pages.
The art is by Vel Jaeger, Susan Jackson, Keith Shelton, and Gennie Summers.
* Among the Frog Peoples, fiction by F. Frank Logan (1)
* Trekism Has It Best (7)
* The Human Factor, poem by Patti Hall (8)
* Letters of Comment (9)
* Starfleet Training, fiction by Jean Edmonde (11)
* Vulcan Dies - Doctor Vanishes (15)
* Star Trek Movie Update (16)
* Ads (17)
* The View Finder (22)
* It's a Long Voyage, Captain, cartoon by Susan Jackson (26)
* Wall Street Journal Article (27)
* Kansas City Star Articles (29)
* Word Search #3 (30)
* Trivia #1 (30)
* Word Search #4 (30)
* Crossword Puzzle #6 (31)
* Puzzle Answers (32)
==Issue 12==
Standard Orbit 12 was published in 1981.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Standard by Seven: The Early Years

Standard by Seven: The Early Years is a gen Blake's 7 anthology with fiction from its sister zine of Standard by Seven.
==Regarding the Dates of Publication==
The first issue was published in 1987. The exact dates of the other issues is unknown, but in 2000, Judith Proctor wrote in an announcement of Ann O'Neill's death: 
==Issue 1==
Standard by Seven: The Early Years 1 was published in October 1987 (reformatted and reprinted in August 2000) and contains 50 pages. 
The editorial: 
*To What Green Altar by Marilyn White (reprinted from Standard by Seven #1) (A-B-C) (1)
* Liberator Cut-Away Diagram, devised by John Dell (reprinted from Standard by Seven #2) (16)
*Space Wave by Peter Hall (reprinted Standard by Seven #3) (A and ensemble) (18)
*Alliance by Linda Webb-Taylor (reprinted Standard by Seven #4) (S2 ensemble) (21)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 2==
Standard by Seven: The Early Years 2 is 60 pages long. It is not dated, and contains no interior illustration.
 
* One Man's Measure by Yvette Clark, from a synopsis by Ann O'Neill (1)
* The Glorious Day by Antony Murray (reprinted from Standard by Seven #9) (23)
* Mission of Mercy by Linda Webb Taylor (reprinted from Standard by Seven #3) (26)
==Issue 3==
Standard by Seven: The Early Years 3 has about 60 pages.
* Possession by Yvette Clark (reprinted from Standard by Seven #5)
* The Gemini Collection by Brenda Callagher (reprinted from Standard by Seven #6)
* Midnight of the Mind by Ann O'Neill (reprinted from Standard by Seven #6)
* Normal Service will be Resumed Shortly by Antony Murray (reprinted from Standard by Seven #10)
==Issue 4==
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Standard by Seven: The Early Years 4 is not dated, and it contains 60 pages. 
* Between Black and White by Ann O'Neill (reprinted from Standard by Seven #9) (1)
* Where is Thy Victory by Viv Callaway (reprinted from Standard by Seven #10) (35)
* It Takes a Thief by Brenda Callagher (reprinted from Standard by Seven #1) (45)
==Issue 5==
Standard by Seven: The Early Years 5
* a couple of early Standard stories 
* a very early interview with Paul Darrow (reprinted from Standard by Seven #8)
== References ==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s