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Fanficofcolor

fanficofcolor was a multifandom LiveJournal community for fanfiction about characters of color. It was also a forum for discussion about fanfiction.For example: Author Insertion, posted by witchsistah in fanficofcolor on 30 June 2007. Archived by the Wayback Machine 12 January 2008.
Seeking Avalon announced the community in July 2007:Seeking Avalon (willow_dot_com), Painted With A Bitter Brush - PoC SF Carnival #1, 12 July 2007.
:"And now that archive [Remember Us], is not alone. Livejournal plays host to Fanfic of Color, a community for posting fic and also discussion of Characters of Color. It's a new space being carved and realized - check it out."
It was linked in zvi_likes_tv's Pro-Character of Color/Anti-Racism Guide at newbieguide.
The community hosted a prompt meme in November 2009.Pimp: Fandoms of Color Meme at hp_diversity, 28 November 2009.
==References==
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Fanfics.me

Fanfics.me (also called fanfics, фанфикс) is a Russian-language website that is primarily a platform for hosting/archiving fanfiction. It also hosts some fanart and functions as a community hub. Every user profile has a microblog and there is a common blogs feed. Fanfics.me originated as an archive exclusive to Harry Potter fanfiction, but opened up to other fandoms and original works as its audience grew. It is possibly the second largest Russian-language fanfiction archive after Ficbook.
Since early on Fanfics.me has been dedicated to quality control, with all uploaded fanfiction going through a screening process to filter out works with glaring grammar and punctuation issues, as well as significant narrative inconsistencies. This policy has always been controversial in other fandom communities. Many fandomgoers have felt that imposing quality control on fanworks was arrogant or contrary to the spirit of fandom. Others have pointed out that the screening process is not very strict and is a small price for a better reading experience. Regardless of the criticisms, Fanfics.me has a loyal userbase.
As of December 2024, Fanfics.me allows users to publish works without screening. Works like this have a label indicating they have not been checked for grammar. Readers can filter search results to only show works that have been screened by the moderation team.
== Response to Russia's LGBT Propaganda Law ==
Due to the anti-LGBT law implemented in December 2022, Fanfics.me stopped displaying slash and femslash fanworks to users accessing the site from Russia/from a Russian IP address. Authors can still modify their own slash and femslash works through their profile.
Category:Russian-Speaking FandomCategory:Harry Potter ArchivesCategory:Multifandom Archives
Fanfics.org

Fanfics.org was a multifandom fanfiction archive.
==Controversy==
In December 2002, Maeglin Yedi posted on the site's message board protesting the archive's prohibition of slash, and was banned from the site. She then posted on LiveJournal: 
Fanfics.org responded by posting the following news item on the front page of the site, with the title "Maeglin Yedi banned":
The site archivists reiterated their ban on slash in 2004:
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2000s
Fanfics deserve so much credit for giving us lgbtq content

fanfics deserve so much credit for giving us lgbtq content is a short meta commentary posted to the :/r/fanfiction subreddit by u/marxsage on June 26, 2020. As of July 3, 2020, it is one of the most popular posts of all time on the subreddit and has 807 upvotes and 107 comments. 
Most of the comments are in agreement and have various fans on Reddit sharing their stories of overcoming internalized homophobia through fanfiction and fandom. 
==The Post==
==Responses==
Category:2020 Meta
Category:Meta on Reddit
Fanfiction, slash, and I. An attempt at self-meta

Fanfiction, slash, and I. An attempt at self-meta is a 2011 essay by mazaher.
For other essays on this topic in context, see Timeline of Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Joanna Russ and Pornography by Women, For Women, With Love
* the femaleness of slash (consumers and producers of slash fanworks)
* why slash
* references Joanna Russ on Slash Fiction by K.A. Laity (January 24, 2010)
==Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:2011 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Fanfiction.cl

Fanfiction.cl was a multifandom archive for fanfiction in Spanish created by two fans from Chile, Pia-san and Rydia. Later, Rydia would quit and the page was maintained by Pia-san until the domain expired and went offline. On early 2004, Pia-san announced that the page was still active, although updates would be more sparse. At some point, the form to submit fanfiction to the site would go offline.
The archive accepted all kinds of fanfiction except child/adult, necrophilia and bestiality. They would also reject stories with bad grammar or plagiarism.
It also had a section for spamfics.
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
Fanfiction.net: The Worst Thing That's Ever Happened to Fanfiction?

Fanfiction.net: The Worst Thing That's Ever Happened to Fanfiction? is an essay by Lelila, the archivist at Organa-zation where this meta was hosted.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* print zines
* "Has our internet driven thirst for instant gratification pushed us to sacrifice quality?"
* Fanfiction.net
==The Post==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Archives
Category:Meta on Fansites
Fanfiction.net Columns

Columns were a feature that began on Fanfiction.net in February 2000 shortly after Xing Li and Steven Savage asked Laura Hale and her Writers University to leave the archive. 
Steven Savage was the lead editor. 
The columns ran from February 2000 to roughly sometime in mid-2004.
==Introduction==
In early February 2000, Steven Savage explained the editing process: 
==Some Sample Columns==
Some of the columns were one-shots, but most had several, if not many, issues. 
The names of the individual essays were under the umbrella column title Not unlike fans naming their regular contributions to a print apa.. 
"Cairnsys Courner" by Cairnsy contained Religion in fan fiction - essential or sacrilege?, as well as seven others between November 7, 1999 and March 8, 2000.
"The Journey" by SL Watson contained Older Authors vs. Younger Authors, as well twelve others between April 12, 2002 and March 2003.
"The Society for the Promotion of Issue Welfare Under-represented issues in Harry Potter Fanfiction (S.P.I.W.) by JK contained Under-represented issues in Harry Potter Fanfiction: Saint or Sinner? Characterisation Issues, as well as six others between June 15, 2001 and March 14, 2003.
The Soundtrack by Laura appear to have the same title. There were two, one on September 9, 2001 and one on December 7, 2001.
==Some of the Column Names and Authors==
* 5 Snitches by Flourish Flourish remembers it as "Five Snitches" and that it ran briefly during 2000. -- About Me. See also Flourish's 5 Snitches Archive (2001).
* Ars Poetica by Amy 
* Artistic License by syrupjunkie
 
* As the Pan Thwaps by Rb 
 
* Beta Reader's Inbox by AllyKat D. 
* Beyond the Emerald Dawn by Kal 
 
* Cairnsys Courner by Cairnsy
 
* Corporate Bandwagon by Jekkal 
* Cranky Old Lady by Alara Rogers
* A Fine Balance by Be S.A.D
* A Fine Balance by Firey A 
* Homework - v_voltaire 
 
* In The Spotlight by Ninamazing 
* The Journey by SLWalker 
* Lights Out by Becker 
* Love Japanese Style! The Lovefest of Love Hina by Skyrocket.
* Love Knows No Gender by kkscatnip 
* Mette Gazette by Mette 
 
* Musings by Jenavira 
* North Star by KateLorraine 
* Off the Cuff! by Katie 
* Omnipotent Authors by Meridian 
* Once upon a time by Tara LJC O'Shea 
* Playing with Semantics by ashlle 
* Poetry In Motion by litebrite 
* Pudding, Cake and Tea by Bob 
* Rantings & Ramblings by Veravine 
* Reality Check by K'Arthur 
* S.P.I.W. by JK 
* Secret of Success by Gilraen
* Shining Armor by Khaydarin9 
* The Slush Pile by AllyKat
* The Soundtrack by Laura
* Starr Words by Craig 
* Tools of the Trade by Islandwalker
* Trials and Tribulations by Meimi 
* The Voice by CEC 
* A Way With Worlds by Steven Savage 
* Word Of Mouth by Sullen_Siren
* Write On! By Chris 
* Writer's Attic by Autumndark
* Writer's Toolkit by FernWithy
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2000 Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Fanfiction.net Liberation Front

Fanfiction.net Liberation Front was a fan community primarily concerned with Fanfiction.net's policies.
Its website had several rants and essays, most very wanky and far from tactful, as well as a very primitive fiction archive.
=="Are we GODS?! (or do we just have a complex?)"==
Main members:
* Lucifer Daimaou
* Kirstma
* RD
* SharasEgypt
* Quinctia
* Jaesha
==Mission==
"Our goal is to provide members (or former members) of Fanfiction.net with a place they can regard as a true community.
While we desire to provide a place for complete freedom of expression, via mailing list, forum, and fic archiving, we aren't giving up on fanfiction.net .
We will be an advocate for any person who feels that they have been wrongly deleted (in works or account) by the fanfiction.net staff, and will continue to offer input on certain aspects of the website itself.
This is a group formed by FF.net users for FF.net users. Everyone here is a writer.
So we encourage you to read and become informed. Write and share your work in a free environment. Unleash your frustrations on our forums.
At FLF, there is no such thing as flame bait, so don't you ever forget it!" Mission
==The Staff Responds to Some Feedback==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2001
Fanfiction: A Cautionary Tale

Fanfiction: A Cautionary Tale is a 2008 essay by Sylvia Bond.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* discovering fanfiction, and then discovering slash fanfiction: "I thought fanfiction was stupid, and that slash was even worse, and couldn’t stop thinking about either for months afterwards."
* Enterprising Women by Camille Bacon-Smith
* Datazine, On the Double, The Zine Connection as sources for print fic
* the North American K/S Bibliography Through 1990, a 43-page document (10 pt type) lists every, every, every K/S story ever written up to the time of its publication.
* comments on Vagabonds, see that page
* the vastness of the Internet, the plethora of fanfic
* why slash?
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Fanfiction: A Tale of Fandom and Morality

Fanfiction: A Tale of Fandom and Morality is a 2012 essay by Has.
It was posted at Dear Author.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay and Fan Comments==
* much about Fifty Shades of Grey and Twilight
* Filing Off the Serial Numbers and Pull to Publish
* Original Fiction
* fanfiction as a launching pad for for-profit authors becoming more and more popular and prevalent, something that will change fanfic and fandom for some not necessarily good ways
* how fanfic and fanac helped support Tolkien and Star Trek: TOS
* recent examples of how fandom has helped Firefly and Farscape
* disappointment that fanfiction has been commercialized for profitable gain
* Fan Campaigns and early Tolkien fandom
* A Trekkie's Tale and the origin of Mary Sue
* the Farscape Fan Campaign
* copyright
* fanworks as a community project, fandom as a community
* how much credit should a beta get? 
* should credit as co-writers go to those who provide feedback?
* the ethics, legality, and morality of fanfiction
* comments about Cassandra Clare, plagiarism
* a fan's comment that echoed Diana Gabaldon's comments about fanfic writers as rapists
==From the Essay==
==2012 Fan Comments: At "Dear Author"==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Original Fiction
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Twilight
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey
Fanfiction: The Invisible Writing On the Wall

Fanfiction: The Invisible Writing On the Wall is a 2008 essay by Leva Cygnet.
It has the subtitle: "Unspoken Rules for Fanfic Writers."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* a list and description of "potential minefields" for fans as fanfiction is not legitimate, copyright violation, and hinky
* a link and brief description of “Fanfic”: force of nature, an April 2006 post by Nielsen-Haydens 
* rules for manga and doujinshi are different
** breaking the fourth wall by showing fanworks to TPTB, "Do Not Ask, Do Not Tell. Seriously. If you're writing fanfic, don't tell any of The Powers That Be." - "If you don't say anything, The Powers That Be have plausible deniability."
** "Be aware of the feelings of the creators you're stealing from. Some don't care. I could come up with a fairly long list of writers, showrunners, editors, and assorted Powers That Be who've said they're okay with fanfic. Some even joke about the slash and the X-rated fic." - mentions of J.K. Rowling, Mercedes Lackey, Anne Rice, Joss Whedon, and J. Michael Straczynski 
** "Steal from your betters, not from your peers. N00bs make this mistake on a fairly regular basis. If it's okay to write fanfic derivative of Harry Potter, it's okay to write fanfic derivative of other people's fanfic too, right? Same thing, right?" - comments about unauthorized sequels
** "Warn your audience of anything really icky." (such as Wincest) - comments about warnings, when they are needed, different expectations in different venues, the differences between warnings and spoilers, how to walk the fine line of pleasing all fans
** "Don't put other people's fanfic on your personal web page." -- "Please don't do this. It's not nearly as flattering as you think, and attributions and links to the source do not make it okay."
** "Recs are cool, until they're not." - The visibility is not always welcome.
** "Don't "out" the fanfic writers." - Don't talk about someone's fanfic to mundanes, don't connect a fan's pseuds without permission
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fanfiction: web or zine?

fanfiction: web or zine? is an open letter written by 1800whine (an admitted pseud) about his/her dissatisfaction with the purchase of a Star Trek: TNG novel published by Orion Press.
It was posted to alt.startrek.creative on October 20, 1998 and generated much discussion in the Star Trek fan community. The original post on alt.startrek.creative had 284 posts by 45 authors, including John J. Ordover (a Pocket Book pro book editor).
It is an excellent example of the pros and cons of printfic vs netfic discussions of the late 1990s and how the decline of fanzines was perceived among the fan community. The posts also discuss pairing preferences, statistics, and many other things.
In October 1998, this topic was also widely discussed in the same venue. See Fanzines and the Internet or "Whither Thou Goest, Orion Press?".
==The Original Post==
==Some Sample Reactions Reviews==
From Gabrielle:
From Bevster: 
From J Winter: 
From Sydvick: 
From Biffan: 
From Randy Landers: 
From 1800whine: 
From Jungle Kitty: 
From Laura Taylor: 
From 1800whine: 
From John J. Ordover: 
From 1800whine: 
From John J. Ordover: 
From Biffan: 
From Biffan: 
From J Winter: 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1999 Meta
Category:1999 Open Letters
Category:Meta on Usenet
Fanfiction & Pro Fiction & Slash

Fanfiction & Pro Fiction & Slash is a 2004 essay by carenejeans.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay and Comments==
* original fiction and fanfiction
* was one of several posts by fans in response to what this author called recent "standard snippy pro-writer put-downs" -- one of them was by Steve Kelner called Self-control of motivation; archive link
* men
==From the Essay==
==From the Comments==
 
 
 
==References==
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Category:2004 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fanfiction (disambiguation)

Fanfiction refers to fiction written by fans for fans. Other uses of "fanfiction", "fanfic", or "fic" may refer to:
*Fanfic (2016 essay by Ru)
*Working the Web: Fan Fiction, a 2002 article
*Fanfic: The Documentary, by Alice Huzar
*Fic: Why Fanfiction Is Taking Over the World by Anne Jamison
*Fanfiction.net
*:Category:Fanfiction
Fanfiction Archive

The Fanfiction Archive was a multifandom archive which was created sometime in mid-2007Fan Fic Blog, earliest entry available Sep 13/07, references the site by Vanessa (readzfichttps://readzfic.livejournal.com/profile on Livejournal), an Australian fan who began collecting fanfic on their archive as a way of making it accessible to others. From the main page of their first site:
In July 2008, Vanessa purchased the domain name "fanfic-4all.com" and relocated the archive to its final locationTaking the plunge - readzfic LJ, July 15, 2008. Fanwriters were able to upload their work themselves, much in the same way as Fanfiction.net, but without the restrictions on "adult" works. The Fanfiction Archive's submission rules were as follows:
Unlike many archives, original fiction was also allowed. 
At the time of the last update in 2012, there were 774 stories in 14 categories by 414 authors, and the site had 2,247 members. In October 2012 Vanessa opened another archive, this time for femslash - Femslash Fanfic.
== Contents ==
=== Fanfiction ===
Categories for fanfiction are listed below. Categories with 0 fanfic have been removed:
* Anime/Manga 
** Avatar [2]
** Inuyasha [5]
** Shugo Chara [1]
** Bleach [10]
** Fullmetal Alchemist [5]
** Fruits Basket [4]
** Yugioh [20]
** Gravitation [1]
** Pokemon [1]
** Yu Yu Hakusho [12]
** D Gray Man [2]
** Naruto [95]
** Death Note [5]
** Katekyo Hitman Reborn [1]
** Rurouni Kenshin [2]
** Vampire Knight [2]
** Sailor Moon [1]
* Books
** Lord of the Rings [8]
** Phantom Of The Opera [3]
** Twilight [24]
** Inkheart [2]
** Harry Potter [33]
** Warriors [3]
** Jane Austen [1]
* Comics
* Cartoons
** Static Shock [2]
** Family Guy [1]
** Teen Titans Go! [2]
** Ben 10 [1]
** Justice League [1]
** Total Drama Island [2] 
* Challenges
* Crossovers
* Games
* Movies
** Devil Wears Prada [1]
** Camp Rock [1]
** X-Men [2]
* Original Fiction
* TV Shows
** Buffy the Vampire Slayer [8]
** Friends [1]
** NCIS [1]
** Heroes [1]
** Supernatural [1]
** CSI [4]
** George Lopez [1]
** The Suite Life of Zack and Cody [1]
** Dexter [1]
** Xena: Warrior Princess [2]
** Criminal Minds [8]
** Dr Who [2]
** Star Trek [1]
** Life With Derek [5]
** Smallville [1]
** Lizzie McGuire [1]
* Special Occasions
** Christmas [1]
=== Other Features ===
* Top Tens
** 10 Largest Series
** 10 Smallest Series
** 10 Most Favorite Series
** 10 Most Reviewed Series
** 10 Longest Stories
** 10 Shortest Stories
** 10 Most Favorite Stories
** 10 Most Reviewed Stories
** 10 Most Read Stories
** 10 Most Prolific Authors
** 10 Most Favorite Authors
** 10 Most Prolific Reviewers
* Fanfic and Fan Art - pages for each fandom included in the archive, with a blurb about the source material and links to other sites of interest relating to that fandom.
* Update Blog - a companion blog providing updates on the site as well requests for fanfiction, details of fandoms and so on.
* Fanfic Reviewers Group - mailing list for fanfic reviews, active in 2008.
* Beta Reader Forum - unfortunately, no links exist to this section.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Fanfiction Directory

The Fanfiction Directory was a website that offered links to fanfiction archives. By 2013, it listed over 550 fan archives, ranging from anime to RPF. In March 2010, the site owner posted on the efiction forum that she was looking for someone to take over the site for health reasons. The site went offline sometime after 2013.
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Fanfiction Mailing List

The Fanfiction Mailing List, or the FFML, was created by White Wolf as a mailing list for stories related to anime and manga series. It has since expanded to include stories based on other media, but the scope is still mostly anime/manga-based.
White Wolf's earliest post in the FFML archive dates to August 25, 1995; it is a reply to an earlier post from the same date.Sorted by dateOriginal message; does not appear in search Many posts have earlier dates, but checking their raw data reveals a later post date.Standard display of June, 1995 dates messageRaw display, showing 1996 post date The first story posted was "Ranma Vs. The Power Rangers" by Philip Chau.Ranma Vs. The Power Rangers
The Authors' Encyclopedia (earlier version) lists and describes some of the most recognized authors that were active in the FFML. Quick & Dirty FFML Author Links indexes all authors active.
Scrapbooks: Aug-Sep 1995, Oct 1995, Nov 1995, Dec 1995
==Resources==
* 
* FFML archive (alt archive)
*Unofficial FFML Fanfiction Ring
*The FFML Directory Project
*FFML Resources Guide
*FFML Fun Critiques: Home & Misc. Reviews
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Fanfiction Nation

Fanfiction Nation is a comedy podcast about fanfiction. In each episode, hosts Mark Cotoia and Jaclyn Fleming "celebrate some of the best and worst of fanfiction by both curating and writing crazy stories" for their listeners.Fanfiction Nation. Via Internet Archive. Accessed April 28, 2024.
Fanfiction Nation is also itself a fandom, with several dozen fics appearing under its fandom tag on Archive of Our Own.Works tagged Fanfiction Nation (Podcast). Archive of Our Own. Accessed April 28, 2024. (archive link)
==History==
Fanfiction Nation was created by Mark Cotoia and Kyle Andrews.Buffy the Disney Slayer (Nov 28, 2016). Fanfiction Nation episode. Podbay. Show notes: "In their debut episode, Kyle Andrews and Mark Cotoia read their respective Buffy the Vampire crossover fanfiction." Accessed April 28, 2024. (archive link) In June 2016, Jaclyn Fleming replaced Kyle as Mark's co-host.Fanfiction Nation Redux (Jun 6, 2018). Fanfiction Nation episode. Via Internet Archive.
The podcast may now be defunct, as the official website is offline and the most recent episode aired in 2018.Fanfiction Nation feed. Podbay. Accessed April 28, 2024. (archive link)
==References==
Category:Fannish Podcasts
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2010s Podcasts
Category:Podcast Fandoms
Fanfiction Online

Fanfiction Online is a multifandom fanfiction archive started in 2020 that allows anyone to create an account and post their own works.
eqwe32, the developer and site owner, promoted the site on several fanfiction subreddits in September and October. In November Tumblr and twitter fandom discovered the site during a round of AO3 discourse when people were searching for an alternative for hosting their fanfic.
==Site Rules==
As of November 2020, the site does not appear to have anything labeled a "terms of service", but it does have Rules, Content Guidelines, and FAQ pages.
Content Guidelines:
==Criticisms==
fanfiction.online was apparently seeded with stories scraped from other websites without permission. Some fans have also criticized the site for not having a terms of service. Other fans who had decided to leave AO3 for allowing underage RPF reported finding underage content on fanfiction.online, despite the site rules against it.
==Links==
eqwe32's reddit posts:
* posted in HPfanfiction subbreddit (June 20, 2020)
* posted in FanFiction subbreddit (August 21, 2020)
* posted in NarutoFanfiction subbreddit (September 13, 2020)
* posted in HPfanfiction subbreddit (October 19, 2020)
* posted in NarutoFanfiction subbreddit (October 19, 2020)
Commentary by others:
* reddit post by GoBeyond4 (November 3, 2020)
*, fail_fandomanon thread (November 13, 2020)
*, tumblr post by demonicslut (November 18, 2020)
*, tumblr post by youkaii (November 18, 2020)
*, tweet by Morioh_ChoRadio (November 19, 2020)
*, tumblr post by olderthannetfic (November 19, 2020)
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2020 Archives
Category:2020s Archives