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Ship Manifesto

A ship manifesto is a meta essay meant to introduce fans to a ship and promote it by explaining its appeal. The name comes from the Livejournal community The Shipper's Manifesto. 
Ship manifestos generally include nonfiction character studies of the characters involved, canon information and analysis about their interactions, as well as information about the fannish activity around the ship, including links to active communities and/or other fanworks recs. They sometimes include picspams as well.
More recently, video manifestos have also become common, with Youtube searches for terms like "Reasons to ship..." and "why you should ship..." returning hundreds of results'Reasons to ship' Youtube search'Why you should ship' Youtube search. 
Certain ship manifesto communities place restrictions on which kinds of ships are allowed, such as prohibiting age differences, incest or RPFshipmanifesto Tumblr community 'About' page listing prohibited ships, accessed Sept 17, 2021.. Other communities make a point of allowing all ships, when properly labeledThe Unlimited Ship Manifesto Tumblr, emphasizing: 'Unlimited Ship Manifestos allows every and all types of ship, regardless of issues or triggers, so long as they are tagged in your post.' Accessed Sept 17, 2021..
==Fanwork Examples==
*Julian Bashir/Miles O'Brien Archived version by butterfly (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, 2004) - posted in The Shipper's Manifesto
*Gabe/William Manifesto Archived version by airgiodslv (Bandom, 2008) - posted in bandom-ships
*The Case for Patater Archived version by staranise (Check Please!, 2016) - posted on AO3
*Thranto: Why I Ship It Archived version by 13th_blackbird (Star Wars, 2018) - posted on AO3
*Ship Manifesto: Sidney Crosby/Evgeni Malkin Archived version by windfallswest (Hockey RPF, 2018?) - posted on pillowfort
*ZombieSheep: A Wiegraf/Zalbag Shipping Manifesto Archived version by CorpseBrigadier, a 10,000 word essay about why Zalbaag Beoulve and Wiegraf Folles from Final Fantasy Tactics "should hook up despite never explicitly meeting one another." Written for Unconventional Fanworks Exchange (2019) - posted on AO3
*Hope Is The Thing With Feathers - An Anakin and Ahsoka Ship Manifesto Archived version by LittleRaven (Star Wars, 2019) - posted on AO3
*The Old Guard Rarepair Guidebook: A quintet of Shipping Manifestos Archived version by Anonymous (The Old Guard, 2020) - posted on AO3
Video manifestos: 
*101 Reasons to ship Oliver and Felicity Archived version by AnneSoshi (Arrow, 2014)
*REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SHIP SUPERCORP - Kara and Lena - Supergirl by Lexacoon (Supergirl, 2018), a 20-minute video primer with 300k+ views on Youtube. 
*5 Reasons why you should ship Jaekkuno by astronauteaj (K-pop, 2020)
*Ten Reasons Why You Should Ship Chaesoo by JamX J (K-pop, 2020)
==Ship Manifesto Communities==
*Ship Manifesto on Livejournal
*Ship Manifesto on Dreamwidth
*Ship Manifestos on Tumblr Last post in 2015.
*ship-manifesto on Pillowfort
*Ship_Manifesto on Pillowfort
*ShipManifesto on Pillowfort
*Ship Manifesto AO3 tag
==References==
Category:Relationships Glossary
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Ship Parallelism

Ship Parallelism is a concept wherein someone argues because a proposed ship has parallels to another ship (usually a predecessor from the same fandom) this strengthens the second ship. The second ship can seen as a reincarnation or 2.0 version of the former ship.
==Examples==
* Jon Snow/Sansa Stark parallels Catelyn Stark/Ned Stark
* Bruno Madrigal/Mirabel Madrigal parallels Alma Madrigal/Pedro Madrigal
* Jon Snow/Arya Stark/Sansa Stark parallels Aegon/Visenya/Rhaenys
* Daemon Targaryen/Rhaenyra Targaryen parallels Cersei Lannister/Jaime Lannister
* Din Djarin/Bo-Katan Kryze parallels Obi-Wan Kenobi/Satine Kryze
Category:Relationships Glossary
Ship and Let Ship

Ship And Let Ship, also abbreviated SALS, is a fannish catchphrase commonly used to indicate one disagrees with anti-shipping. "Ship And Let Ship" was listed as one of ozhawkauthor's Three Laws of Fandom, a popular 2016 tumblr post.
It refers to the practice of letting others ship as they want, as you yourself do, without getting into ship wars or harassing other fans because we're all talking about fiction and it's not the job of fans to police what others do with the characters. 
"Ship And Let Ship" is related to the concept of proshipper or Anti-anti, terms that emerged in response to the anti-shipping purity culture in spaces like twitter, tumblr and tiktok at the end of the 2010's. However, due to anti-shippers redefining the term "proshipping" as "problematic shipping", some fans have abandoned the term proshipping, despite sharing the same beliefs (that shipping isn't morality and you shouldn't harass other fans over their ships). See this Reddit thread from 2022 on the topic.
Ship And Let Ship has become one of the core parts of the more complex proshipping thought in fandom, in addition to its use as a signal on tumblr blogs that the user will not attack others over shipping stuff nor will they tolerate it on their blog.Example of blog summary: Ship and let ship, etc. Queer. Most of my tumblr is for reblogging stuff that interests me, my iddle musings about whatever is of my interest or making meta, so welcome!! However, SALS by itself has a longer story than just the debated pro/anti discussion and its use doesn't signify the user is participating on the wider polemic. 
== References ==
Shipcest

Shipcest is a Livejournal community dedicated to any all incest ships. It was originally created for ships that sunk when the couples, or viewers, discovered they are related but it now includes all incest ships.
The community has over 900 members as of September 2013.
Category:Supernatural Communities‎ Category:Ugly Betty Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities‎ Category:Heroes Category:Narnia Category:Revolution Category:Life With Derek Category:Firefly Category:Boondock Saints Category:Arrow
Category:2008 Category:2000s Category:2010s
Shipcestuous

Shipcestuous was a tumblr blog created alongside the Wordpress x4ashes4ashes blog as a resource for various incest pairings and relationships - both canon and fanon.
The blog was deleted in the Tumblr NSFW Content Purge. Some content was moved to a temporary location http://temporarychange1.tumblr.com. By 2020 the original URL http://shipcestuous.tumblr.com showed back up, and the blog's became active again on Nov 9, 2021
==About==
The new About page after it returned from the purge:
==Reaction to Tumblr Purge==
==Position on Real Incest==
As of 2021, the focus of Shipcestuous had expanded to advocacy for real-world incest, on the side blog shipcestuous_two.
In 2013 Shipcestuous had posted that "I try not to ship real people (because it feels like a violation and does make me uncomfortable)..."2013 About Me post, and in 2015, the main shipcestuous blog still wavered on the subject of real world incest:
In 2018, shipcestuous appeared to be venturing further into the waters of real-world incest:
By 2021 the blog was advising members of the community against feeling guilt over shipping their own family members together:
As of 2021, the shipcestuous_two blog also accepted anonymous submissions of the social media of real families, under a Nonfiction tag.
The blog criticized Riverdale for its depiction of third-cousin incest as scandalous:
==Navigation==
* Message
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* Tags Navigation
* Tags Explained
* F.A.Q.
* Canon Masterlists
* About
* List of Artists
* Archive
==References==
Category:2012 Tumblr
Category:2010s Tumblr
Category:2020s Tumblr
Shipper Sanctum

Shipper Sanctum was a website for fans who wanted to see a real-life relationship between Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny, the actors who portrayed Dana Scully and Fox Mulder.
It moved from "Excite" to "Tripod" in August 2000. 
==Site's Purpose==
From the site: "What is the purpose of Shipper Sanctum? The purpose of Sanctum, is to help unify the snoggers of the world." FAQ 
From the site: "To Whom It May Concern ... Shipper Sanctum is a site dedicated to the relationship between David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. No, we are not delusional ... at least not all of us are ... and no we are no psychotic stalkers hell-bent on ruining the lives of the stars we love. We are simply people who like to revel in the onscreen and offscreen chemistry that Gillian and David exude. There are many different degrees to our obsession ... some of the more die-hard snoggers believe there has been a secret romance from the very beginning, while some of the more passive snoggers just hope for something more than there appears to be. A lot of people think we are strange and off our rockers ... who knows ...
maybe we are ... but we have fun. Sanctum is our home, our sanctuary (for lack of a better word) and we welcome you to it." To Whom It May Concern 
==Some Links==
The site had a chat link, a link to buy X-Files official merchandise, a FAQ page, a forum, photos, photo manips, and news. 
There was an interactive fiction feature (offline), and at least one fic: Fanfic Anyone?.
* Main Page (2000-2001)
* What's New (2000-2001)
* About Me, about the site's creator (2000-2001)
* The Purpose of Sanctum (2000-2001)
* Fan Art, manips (2000-2001)
* Sanctumites (2003)
==How This Site Began==
==Rumor or Truth? ==
==Fan Comments==
===One Troll===
The fans at Smartania trolled the message board: IDIOTS TALK BACK: Message Board Invasions - The Snog Adventure, Part 1: Introduction by EPK (around 2004)
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000 Websites 
Category:2000s Websites
Category:Actor Websites
Shipper School

Shipper School, by Laura Capozzola, is an X-Files story. It is an early, and rare, example of X-Files RPF.
This story won a Morley Award for best humor in 1997.
For other examples of similar fic, see Some Examples of Early X-Files RPF.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
 
===1999===
===2000===
 
==References==
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:X-Files RPF
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
ShippersGuideToTheGalaxy

ShippersGuideToTheGalaxy is a Canadian fan and YouTuber. She is known for meta and video essays related to fandom topics. ShippersGuide is also active on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Patreon.
Before starting this channel, ShippersGuide was an active vidder, creating vids for multiple fandoms, on her YouTube channel Sasha Wood. Nowadays she is more active on her comic book analyses and reviews channel Casually Comics, and her gaming channel Enjoying Pixels
==YouTube Series & Content==
* Popular ships, is a series of video essays that explore the evolution of ships, why fans ship a certain pairing and common tropes in fanworks featuring that pairing. Unlike ship manifesto essays, these videos aim for a more balanced view of the fandom and often feature a segment on why some fans don't ship this pairing.
* Fandom Basics, is a series detailing some basic terminology commonly used in fandom. Perfect for beginners or those just looking to brush up on their history.
* Headcanon theatre looks at common and unexpected fanon and fandom tropes/pairings.
* Fic Rec Friday, features at least 5 recs from a variety of different fandoms.
* Fanversations, is a series talking to fans, fellow creators and sundry about all things fandom.
ShippersGuide often creates vids explaining recent controversies and changes in fandom. This can include negative fan reactions to announcements by TPTB, and events like the Tumblr Purge. These vids often aim to explain the issue from all sides.
==Notable Vids==
* Tumblr is Over? by ShippersGuide, In one of the largest purges of the modern fandom era Tumblr has decided to ban all adult content. How did it come to this and what does it mean for fandom?
==References==
Category:YouTubers
Category:Video Essayists
Shipping Characters, Not Actors

Shipping Characters, Not Actors is a term used by fanwork creators to indicate a distinction between characters and the actors who portray them, separating these works from RPF.
The term grew common around 2019, mainly in Social Media AUs.
A variation of this is common in SMP and other MCYT fandoms involving roleplay elements - typically something along the lines of "shipping characters not ccs" or "shipping cubitos only". The vast majority of works tagged Not RPF on Archive of Our Own are MCYT works.
Category:Relationships Glossary
Shipping Meme

A shipping meme, or ship meme is a template that fans use to convey information about their ships. These templates can take on a variety of formats and can range from what ships a given fan likes or dislikes in a specific fandom to information about a ships canon or headcanoned dynamic.
==Common Variations with Examples==
"Shipping Chart" - A chart with character faces and a colour code for fans to draw lines indicating ship opinions
* SU Ship chart meme (base) (Jan 2016) 
"Understand My Ship" - Template with various scales and fields for fans to fill out for a ship
* Understand My Ship in 5 Minutes (Aug 2019)
"I Ship It" - Various boxes with descriptors for fans to match to a ship
* Ultimate I ship it (Dec 2017)
==History==
Shipping memes can be traced back to 2010 with an Avatar: The Last Airbender shipping chart posted by FluffleNeCharka.A:tLA Shipping Meme Blank
==References==
Category:2010s Memes
Category:Relationships
Shipping Wiki

Shipping Wiki is a wiki about shipping and fandom hosted on FANDOM. It was created on May 4, 2013 by TheGreenMadHatter (later known as Fitzaby). As of 2024, the wiki has over 11,000 pages. 
The wiki's primary purpose is on the topic of shipping, though it also contains information on characters and various fandoms. Though the wiki is somewhat like Fanlore, the Shipping Wiki focuses more on canon information and media galleries, whereas Fanlore's focus is on fan culture and communities.
==About==
The wiki's description of itself:
One nonnie's description on fail_fandomanon:
The wiki doesn't allow ships with original characters, but does allow both canon and fanon ships. Ships are sorted into the categories het, slash, femslash, poly, non-binary, family, and finally "cargo", which the wiki's glossary defines as "Crack!Ships between a fictional character, or real-life person and an inanimate object."Shipping Glossary, accessed April 1, 2019.
Additionally, the site imposes restrictions on underage and incest ships:
Some fans have speculated that the use of "underage" in this section is referring solely to ships that pair two underaged characters of the same age, rather than allowing adult/minor relationships with age differences.For example in this thread. Despite the policy restricting incest pairings, articles covering canon incest pairings discuss those aspects of the relationships at length beyond Fanon section, though such articles are also placed in the wiki's Familyship categories.Examples: Article for Daemon Targaryen/Rhaenyra Targaryen from A Song of Ice and Fire/House of the Dragon, article for Cersei Lannister/Jaime Lannister from A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones, and article for Andrew Graves/Ashley Graves from The Coffin of Andy and Leyley
==References==
Category:2013 Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Category:Relationships
Category:Multifandom Wikis
Shipping on Wattpad vs. AO3 and FFN

Shipping on Wattpad vs. AO3 and FFN is a statistical analysis of fanworks posted on Wattpad, AO3 and FFN, 
== Summary ==
== Comments ==
=== F/F Reaction ===
The analysis gained a reaction from femslash fandom when the lead graph was shared outside of toastystats original post. The main gist of the reaction was on how little F/F fanworks there are on each platform compared to M/M and F/M ones.
On twitter VRlSREZl first reposted the graph on May 24th, gaining 1k+ retweets and 2.5K+ likes. 
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On tumblr, asynca reposted the graph on May 29th, gaining 1k+ notes
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== References ==
Category:Statistics
Shippy

Shippy is the adjectival form of ship: having the quality of or pertaining to romantic relationships between characters. Shippy can be used to describe canon interactions between characters, as well as fanworks that are not gen. Like slashy, shippy can be applied to subtext, as well as to acknowledged romance.
In recent years the word "crumbs" has gained popularity as some sort of synonym. Crumbs means any kind of in-canon mini-interaction between two characters from the preferred ship. It is often appiled to new content and releases but not exclusively. It can also mean seeing said characters together in a scene from a manga or a book or even in promotional material. The concept is also related to slash goggles. E.g., "Bakudeku nation, come and get y'all crumbs!"
The word crumbs is also used about fanfiction, when someone reads a fanfic for a ship that has minor relevance in said fic, for the scenes they share together, instead of reading it for the main ship. E.g., "I'm reading this Kamijirou fic for the Bakudeku crumbs."
Category:Relationships Glossary
Ships100

ships100 was an icon community in the style of icons100 that allowed fans to claim a ship and create either 50 or 100 icons based on a set of 50 themes. It asked that participants avoid RPF, including using photo shoots of actors as image sources, and directed people to iconfiend100 for any anime or manga claims. As of 2023 there were 401 entries and 1,635 comments recorded in the community.
== About ==
== Links ==
* FAQ post
* Memories
Category:2000s
Ships That Pass In The Night (Mary Renault story)

"Ships That Pass In The Night" is a short story by toujours_nigel that is a crossover between Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer and E. M. Forster's posthumously published novel Maurice. It is set during a summer holiday when Ralph Lanyon is still at school.
==Synopsis==
Ralph is crewing on board a ship captained by Maurice Hall. The latter has spotted both Ralph's homosexuality and the fact that a younger boy on board, Peter Thompson, has developed a crush on him.
==Background==
That Ralph enjoyed a working holiday aboard ship is canon, mentioned briefly in Chapter Two of The Charioteer.
==Comments==
Comments on the story included the following:
* "That was terrific. Very entertaining and thoughtful story."—comment by heartofoshun
* "Oooh. I love your title, all punning aside. This is totally the way the two would act, too. Very nice."—comment by elaineofshalott
Category:Maurice
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Ships in the Night

Ships in the Night is a Star Wars story by Judi L. Hendricks and Paula Block. 
The story was published in Warped Space #46 in September 1981. Originally, pages 107-112 were deleted from the story, and fans had to send an age statement to receive the missing pages. The full story was printed in subsequent reprints. 
==Series==
It is part of the Cori Beckett Star Wars series where Beckett, an original character, has a relationship with Luke Skywalker.
* Assault on Logaria (in Pegasus #3)
* Stowaway (in ...Scum & Villainy and reprinted in Pegasus #6)
* A Marketable Commodity (in Pegasus #4 v.2)
* Satisfaction Guaranteed (in Pegasus #5)
* Ships in the Night (in Warped Space #46)
==Controversy!==
"Ships in the Night" was directly caught in the cross hairs of George Lucas' attempt to control fanworks. 
 
The story as it appeared in "Warped Space" originally included a small separate leaflet with fanzine ads. 
This supplement also included a statement by Chapek-Carleton (the zine's editor) regarding "Ships in the Night": 
The editor added that the missing pages of "Ships in the Night" would be sent separately for those who sent in an age statement.
The text of Chapek-Carleton's response to the Garrett letters: 
Also from Chapek-Carleton: 
Chapek-Carleton's note at the top of "Ships in the Night" (in a subsequent reprint?): 
For much more on this controversy, see The Star Wars Letters.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1981===
 
===1985===
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
Ships that Pass

Ships that Pass is a Harry Potter slash fanfic e-book by the author A.J. Hall. 
It is part of a series of Harry Potter slash stories sometimes referred to as the Lopiverse.
==Summary==
Summary from the author: "Shortly before the defeat of Voldemort in year seven, in a field hospital 'Somewhere In England' Draco Malfoy is reunited with an old friend. The meeting will determine whether Draco falls to the Dark or the Light. The decision will be made before the turn of the tide, and there will be no going back for either of them."
==Zines in the Series==
* Ships that Pass (a piece of the back-story to Lust Over Pendle, set in March/April 1998)
* Time Shall Not Mend Chapter One (early May 1998)
* Not a Whisper (late May 1998)
* Time Shall Not Mend Chapters 2-5 (early June 1998 from Draco's perspective and something like 3175 AD from Ekaterin's point of view)
* Lust Over Pendle (October 1998-late August 1999, with most of the action taking place between 9-13 August 1999)
* Dissipation and Despair (sequel to Lust Over Pendle, set in February and March 2001)
* The Perilous Point (set in June 2003)
* The Kindly Ones (set in June 2005)
*Queer As Scent (related)
*The Mark of the Beast (related)
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Shipwreck

Shipwreck[ http://maryrenaultfics.livejournal.com/426069.html#cutid1"Shipwreck" by fawatson, posted to maryrenaultfics on 31 October 2011.] Accessed 10 January 2013. was written in response to the Spooky Halloween Challenge in 2011 on the maryrenaultfics community (prompt: the unquiet dark). It describes a shipwreck suffered by Nikeratos in the novel as he journey’s from Syracuse, which leaves him with an abiding dislike of sea travel. In the story Nikeratos realises it is caused by the Ancient Greek god of winds, Aeolus, who spares Nikeratos because he honoured the gods in his funeral oration for Dionysus the Elder. The last line in the story is a direct quotation from Renault’s novel.
Comments by readers include:
* Wonderful use of the last line! I also like the way you have used the first person so convincingly and actually made me feel the pitch and toss of the ship!—trueriver
== References ==
Category:The Mask of Apollo Fan Fiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Shir Amber

Shir Amber is a fanartist active in the Star Trek TOS fandom during the 2010s. They have also collaborated with T'Lara in two vids: "Won't Let Go" and "Out of Reach", which both appeared at the KiScon 2013 vid show. In 2024 they created an AO3 account to report fanart they produced in 2011 and later.
==Notable Works==
File:Legendsst7-2.jpg|Legends Issue #7 (2012)
File:Legends8-5.png|"Touch of Souls" - Legends Issue #8 (2023)
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Zines===
====As Contributor====
* Legends
** Issue 7 - interior art (2012)
** Issue 8 - interior art (2013)
* KiScon (Star Trek zine) - 2012 issue - illustration for “Yet Both in Pain” 
* T'hy'la
** Issue 34 - interior art "Burning Desire"
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Vidders
Shiranui Genma

Shiranui Genma is a character from Naruto.
 
==History==
==Common Pairings==
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives and Communities==
==Links and Resources==
* Shiranui Genma character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Genma S. character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Genma Shiranui at Narutopedia
==References==
Category:Naruto Characters