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Contribution

You may be looking for Tribber.
Contribution is a K/S story by Greta Foulard.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #18.
==Summary==
"T'Pau has blackmailed Spock into contributing to Vulcan's genetic banks before allowing the ENTERPRISE to leave Vulcan orbit... but the task is easier promised than achieved."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Contrition

"Contrition" is a Star Trek: VOY Janeway/Chakotay story by Michele Masterson.
It was posted to alt.startrek.creative and won an ASC Award.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Inspired Fanworks==
* Nobody Knows How The Story Ends by Helen8462 
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY J/C Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Control (Sentinel story)

Control is a classic first time / episode related story (written around the episode "Rogue," featuring the villain Lee Brackett) written by Astolat, under her Lady of Shalott pseud, in 1998. It's mild non-con, written at a moment in fannish time when non-con was not common.
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
 Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Control (Star Trek: TOS story by Wendy Rathbone)

Also see Control.
Control is a Star Trek: TOS story written by Wendy Rathbone and illustrated by Ann M. Crouch.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #1.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1998===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Control Issues

Control Issues is a Jim/Blair The Sentinel story by LitGal. It won three Light My Fire Awards between 2007 and 2008.
The story was originally posted daily in parts as a WIP to LitGal's LiveJournal, but only parts 46, 48 and the epilogue remain. on LitGal's LiveJournal. Accessed 7 January 2023. It was also posted to 852 Prospect before being taken down that same year. at Epic Recs. Posted 29 August 2007, accessed 6 January 2023. The fic was published in full on the author's website and later on AO3.
==Summary==
An older version of the summary during the brief period that the story was posted on 852 Prospect read:
==Awards and Nominations==
*Winner - Novel (Slash) at the 2007 Light My Fire Awards
*Different Worlds Award - AU at the 2008 Light My Fire Awards
*Chopec Award - Use of Sentinel & Guide at the 2008 Light My Fire Awards
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2007===
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==Fanworks Inspired by the Story==
File:For Control Issues irenedalin.jpg|For Control Issues by LitGal by irenedalin (2022)
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Controlled Chaos

Controlled Chaos is a Het fanzine of Junkrat/Symmetra Overwatch fanart. It was published by Callie Berndt.
==Zine Details==
Controlled Chaos was produced by Callie Berndt. Upon buying the zine the buyer received a PDF containing a cover, a table of contents and 6 pages of art by different artists.Controlled Chaos - Website
 File:Controlled 20Chaos.jpg| Cover by Callie Berndt
==References==
Category:Zines
Category:Overwatch Zines
Category:Het Zines
Convalescing

Convalescing is a K/S story by Charlotte Frost.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #8.
==Summary==
"Stricken by a rare and debilitating type of Vulcan flu, Spock is helpless while Kirk deals with the disappearance of their bond, a lieutenant with a crush on Spock, and the not-so-simple ins and outs of nursing a very ill Vulcan."
==Comments from the Author==
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Convention Alley

Convention Alley was a fan-run Harry Potter symposium that was held in Ottawa, Canada in 2004 and 2008.
==Part of a Series==
See Harry Potter Symposiums.
==2004==
Its announcement: 
==2008==
* 1280 Convention Alley 2008 Announces Guest Speakers, May 15, 2008
* 1281 Another Keynote Presenter Joins Convention Alley 2008!, May 23, 2008 
 
* Programming
* Schedule
* FAQs
* Vendors
* Call for Papers
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Conventions
Category:2004 Conventions
Category:2008 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Canada
Convention Banquet

A convention banquet is an activity that takes place at a convention, usually on the con's last official night (most often a Saturday). 
It is not only a community meal, but was often the place for speeches by guests of honor and other leaders. "On Saturday night, Dorothy C. Fontana was the Toastmistress at the banquet; and some banquet it was! Ms. Fontana, along with Gene Roddenberry and David Gerrold, made this banquet the most enjoyable I have ever attended." -- Dave Lillard in Star-Borne v.2 n.9 
Sometimes fans attend in costume. "Everyone in their finest and some in costume." -- from Of Love and Hope #1 (1994) "It has been a WiS tradition from the beginning to perform the pavane at the convention banquet. Con attendees are encouraged to dress in medieval garb; most did." - by Rache, WEEKEND IN SHERWOOD V CON REPORT (1997) 
Often, some of the con's social activities also take place during this banquet, or shortly afterwards in a separate program. These activities include the announcements of fan awards, musical performances, skits, cabarets, and other entertainment. 
The banquet's cost is sometimes included in the cost of the con admission, but is just as often a separate fee.
Guests of honor are seated at tables with fans of stature, or with fans who have won a contest. 
The food is usually fairly forgettable. 
==Also See==
* Food at the Hotel: Be Sneaky, Be Neat (1974)
* The Trekkin' Gourmet (1980)
* Cooking in a Hotel Room (1987)
==Fan Comments==
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==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
Convention Committee

You may be looking for Star Trek newsletter, Communications Console (Star Trek newsletter), which was often called "Com Con." 
The Convention Committee, or concom, is the group of volunteer fans who organise and run a convention.
Conventions are usually owned and managed by a corporation or by a fan club and convention organisers may be paid staff or volunteers.
Some conrunners have been involved in large-scale event organisation for many years and have built up a skill set easily comparable to that in commercial organisations.
Category:Convention Glossary
Convention Games

Games are one of many convention activities.
They are usually light-hearted and involve nominal, if any prizes. Some games are fandom specific and created just for the occasion such as "Cockroach Races" at SHareCon. Others games use existing models, such as "Pin the Tail" on [insert character name] or "Jeopardy" using fandom material. Many games are an opportunity to test fans' knowledge of show-related trivia, both canon and fanon.
Convention games are different things than the activity in which fans game at conventions as a planned, or spontaneous, activity. See Gaming at Conventions.
==Examples of Convention Games==
* The Brian Burgess Pork Pie Race
* Caption Contest
* Charades
* Crude-O
* Fandom Cards Against Humanity
* Jeopardy
* Just a Minute
* Karaoke 
* Madlibs
* Mouse Downs, $20,000 Torino, and Cockroach Races (played at SHareCon)
* Pin the Tail
* Pub quiz
*Trivial Pursuit (this was especially popular at Blake's 7 cons, due to Paul Darrow playing it many times with fans)
* Slash Pictionary
* Small Fandom Speed Dating (played at Con.Txt 2012)
* Taboo
* Trivia
* Trivial Pursuit-Ship!
* What's My Line
File:Crude-O.gif|"Crude-O"
==Madlibs==
 
Image:ksmadlib-1.jpg|sample page from a game at 4-Play & Beyond (1987)
Image:ksmadlib-2.jpg|sample page from a game at 4-Play & Beyond (1987)
 
Category:Convention Glossary
Conventions
Convention Gift Bag

A convention gift bag is usually given to con attendees when they first check-in. It contains things related to the con and/or fandom, including but not limited to, the con zine, the con program, bookmarks, pencils, and small gifts from other fans.
==Examples==
File:Goodiebagcontents.jpg|an example of a goody bag from the Beauty and the Beast con, Follow Your Heart
File:Kiscongiftbag.jpeg|contents of a KiScon goody bag
File:Totebag1.jpg|RevelCon 1999 gift bag
File:Tunnelconbag1.jpg|TunnelCon (Beauty and the Beast con) 1990 tote bag
Category:Convention Glossary
Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved

Conventions Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved is the con memories of Shelley Butler and was published in Legacy #3. 
 
==Part of a Series Called "The Legacy of K/S in Conventions"==
* Convention Memories by Robin Hood 
* IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy F. and Marnie S. 
* Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con 
* Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved by Shelley Butler 
* Convention Memories: Shore Leave by Linda B. 
* Are You Out of Your Mind? Putting on a K/S Convention by Dovya Blacque, Liz W., Rosemary W., and Jenna Sinclair
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Fan Artist Interviews
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
Category:Convention Meta
Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con

Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con is an interview with Nancy Kippax that was published in Legacy #2. 
Similar interviews are Reminisce With Me/Back To The '80s and Reminisce With Me/Conventions.
==Part of a Series Called "The Legacy of K/S in Conventions"==
* Convention Memories by Robin Hood 
* IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy F. and Marnie S. 
* Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con 
* Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved by Shelley Butler 
* Convention Memories: Shore Leave by Linda B. 
* Are You Out of Your Mind? Putting on a K/S Convention by Dovya Blacque, Liz W., Rosemary W., and Jenna Sinclair
==Some Excerpts==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
Convention Memories: Shore Leave

Convention Memories: Shore Leave was by Linda B. and was published in Legacy #3. 
 
==Part of a Series Called "The Legacy of K/S in Conventions"==
* Convention Memories by Robin Hood 
* IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy F. and Marnie S. 
* Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con 
* Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved by Shelley Butler 
* Convention Memories: Shore Leave by Linda B. 
* Are You Out of Your Mind? Putting on a K/S Convention by Dovya Blacque, Liz W., Rosemary W., and Jenna Sinclair
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Convention Memories by Robin Hood

Convention Memories by Robin Hood is an article by Robin Hood that was published in Legacy #1. 
==Part of a Series Called "The Legacy of K/S in Conventions"==
* Convention Memories by Robin Hood 
* IDICon and 4-Play Con: An Interview with Kandy F. and Marnie S. 
* Convention Memories: Nancy Kippax: K/S Con 
* Convention Memories: Cons I Have Known and Loved by Shelley Butler 
* Convention Memories: Shore Leave by Linda B. 
* Are You Out of Your Mind? Putting on a K/S Convention by Dovya Blacque, Liz W., Rosemary W., and Jenna Sinclair
==About==
She suggests the "first" conventions were of women calling each other on the phone, writing letters, and then getting together in small groups in each other's homes to watch and discuss scenes from the show: 
The author describes two such early gatherings: 
==Some History Highlights==
Robin traces the trajectory of K/S at cons from these very private get-togethers to more public venues. Some highlights:
* the first formal K/S panel at a con, SeKWester*Con (1977): see The Sound and the Fury: The First Panel Discussion About K/S
* IDICon (1984) ("... two six-foot-tall dancing penises (pink and green respectively) made the audience run for Depends. IDICon being one of the first totally K/S conventions, it remains a favorite memory to this day.")
* Koon-ut-Cali-Con/CaliCon (1988, 1989) ("The dealers room was HUGE, with more room than I’ve seen before or since at any convention. The art show alone covered an entire convention room wall, a good seventy-five feet of K/S art, and all closed to the public.")
* 4-Play (1985, 1987) ("4-Play was held in a nice hotel where they booked us next to a church convention. Yes, in those days, that was taking a chance, but then we were much more sedate hiding out from Paramount.")
* the rise of the internet ("K/S community lists, journals, online stories, and chat rooms took the place of phone calls and letter writing. The K/S fandom grew closer via the Internet, so it wasn’t a surprise when all those who remembered the “good old days” and fondly chatted about them started hearing mumbles and requests to re-live the days of old. “Remember IDICon and twenty-six women in a hot tub?” began to be a battle cry.")
* KiScon The modern version, not the early house parties. See KiScon for more information. ("Despite the hotel, KiScon was perfectly produced. There were scheduled panels, scheduled time for the dealers to be unleashed from their tables, and food; food in the conventions suite, formal food, fun food, costume or dressy dress programing, screamingly funny plays, videos and movies, filking, and I’m sure even more than I remember. Jenna proved that you didn’t need outside interests to completely entertain a K/Ser. Complete and enclosed, these three cons were memorable.")
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta 
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Convention Meta
Convention Security

Convention Security is the enforcement of rules and the presence of people to keep order at conventions.
"Security" is one role of people on the concom.
==Security by Fans==
* Dorsai Irregulars and Klingon Diplomatic Corps
* "There was a group hired to do security called, "The Amazons," an all-girl security force, run with the aid of a few minor male persons. They were OK, considering that they didn't know the hotel, and that a lot of their people backed out at the last minute, sick (Remember the flu?) and they had to use substitutes." -- from Captain's Log #2 (July 1976) 
==Security Provided by Fans for the Guests of Honor==
==Costumes and Weapons==
Weapon policy at cons in regards to costuming, role-playing, and reenactments... See peace bond.
From the 1985 Timecon program book: 
From the second issue of Mindscanner, a Klingon-centric zine: 
==The Unpopularity of the Fire Marshall==
==References==
==Meta==
* Police And Conventions (August 1992)
Convention Skit

Convention skits, also known as fan plays, are short stage plays based on an existing work of fiction, written and performed by fans, typically performed at fan and media conventions. The subject matter and focus of convention skits often varies. Common subjects addressed by convention skits include certain characters, relationships, plots adapted from the source material, and issues within a fandom itself (meta). The first known convention skit is Spock Shock, written in 1967 and performed in 1969 at Star Trek Con.
==Some History and Context==
===2015===
From a fan describing the plays at the long-running Shore Leave convention, many on which he collaborated: 
==Examples==
* Stour Trek: A Musical in Search of a Key by Paula Smith - performed at SeKWesterCon 1977
* Where No Man Has Gone Lately by Winston Howlett - performed at SeKWesterCon 1977
* Free Amazons of Ghor by Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron - first performed at Darkovercon 1979
* The Enchanted Duplicator: The Musical by Erwin S. Strauss - performed at Norwescon 1983
* Dancing Penises by Kandy Fong, PJ, Donna and Carol D. - first performed at IDICon 1985
* Dark Side Story by unknown - performed at Mos' Eastly Con 1985
* My Fair Starship by John Bell and Dale Jewell - performed at Springfest 1989
* The Naked Never by Harpic Productions - first performed at an Astrex meeting in 1990
* In Search of Spock's Penis by Lezlie Shell - performed at Escapade 1995
* Jurassic Fandom by Lezlie Shell - performed at Escapade 1995
* Revolution 9 from Outer Space by Paula Smith - performed at Zebracon 1997
==Gallery==
File:Spockanalia1art1.jpg|First page of the script for Spock Shock.
File:Trekwarspage.jpg|Page of the script for the con skit Trek Wars.
File:Insearchofspock.jpg|First page of the script for In Search of Spock.
File:Playbyplay.jpg|Front cover of Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays 
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
 
Category:Plays & Skits
Convention of the Great Klingon Empire

You may be looking for Kling-Kon, a 1990s-2001 con in California.
Convention of the Great Klingon Empire was a 1981 Star Trek convention in Australia.
Its location is unclear, but the program book refers to a "hall" and a "kitchen," so a community hall or church.
 
Food was for lunch, breaks, and tea were to be purchased only from the kitchen, fans were asked to bring a "basket supper" of their own for dinner, non-alcoholic drinks were provided. 
==Programming==
There was: 
* huckster's room
* a "short film presenting the discoveries of the Special Klingon Advance Reconnaissance Team" (called "Where No Klingon Has Gone Before")
* showing of various Star Trek episodes
* "a trilogy of exciting plays presented by The Starfleet Players, depicting never-seen-before scenes of Klingon life and customs"
* a showing of Star Wars ("condensed versions of parts I and II")
* "A Factual Look at Klingons" ("Nikki White will counteract the Federation's propaganda against the Klingon Empire")
* a Space Disco and a Fancy Dress Party
* A special segment with Tom Callaghan (Radio 5 EBI's science fiction reviewer)
* "Klingon Vengeance" ("an item which will entertain and amuse all attendees")
* "The Prime Directive from a Klingon Point of View" ("A detailed expose of the many transgressions by the Federation of their special law of the "The Prime Directive," presented at the request of our Emperor.")
* selected short films
* a showing of Star Trek: The Motion Picture ("one hour version")
Image:congreat-5.jpg|from the program book
Image:congreat-6.jpg|from the program book
 
==Program Book==
The program book is 23 pages. 
The program book cover is of "Emperor Karhammer VIV - 'Survive and Succeed'."
The program book acknowledges "The Klingon Imperial Fleet Training Services" and "The Department for Historical Reconnaissance of the Institute of Foundation."
It includes programming, articles, and fiction. There are no credits for the art or fiction, and no mention of anyone's name except for Nikki White (ran a panel) and T'Shona Isteb (poem).
* Oath of Allegiance to the Klingon Empire
* Survive and Succeed, long poem by T'Shona Isteb
* Cardinal Rule: Know Thy Enemy, article
* Klingon/Terran Alphabet
* A Typical Day in the Life of a Klingon Cadet, schedule
* Weaponry, article
* Vessels of the Klolode Class, D-7, article
* Uniforms, article
* Kahz, map of a planet
* Klingon Star System, map
* 2-pages of programming
* The Empire: Today, article
* a 6-page fanfic
Image:congreat-1.jpg|from the program book
Image:congreat-2.jpg|from the program book
Image:congreat-3.jpg|from the program book
Image:congreat-4.jpg|from the program book
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Australia
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Convention of the Sunshine CapitOl

Convention of the Sunshine CapitOl, or CSO, was a planned Doctor Who convention in Brisbane, Australia. It may have been a NatCon. Guests were supposed to be Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers, and Keff McCullough.A Change of Identity, Issue 5 It is unclear if the convention actually took place.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Australia
Conventional Couple

Conventional Couples, or CC, is a Roswell fannish term for canon pairings, but only a selected few for the fandom, for example: Max/Liz, Michael/Maria, Alex/Isabel, Jim/Amy and later Kyle/Tess and Isabel/Jesse. 
Although Max/Tess, Liz/Kyle, and several others were explored on the show they are rarely considered "conventional" and are considered more "unconventional couples".
Category:Roswell Category:Relationships Glossary
Conventions, the hardcopy fandom

Conventions, the hardcopy fandom is a 2011 essay by JoAnn Baca. 
The subject is the value and history of conventions, specifically Beauty and the Beast (TV) cons. 
It includes a link to Beauty and the Beast Convention History, a project by fan Deb Fowler.
 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Convention Meta
Category:2011 Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Convergence

Convergence may refer to:
*Convergence (Batman: Under the Red Hood fan fiction)
*Convergence (Smallville story)
*Convergence (Star Wars zine)
*Convergence (Star Wars TPM story), later published as a print zine, along with Provocateur
*CONvergence (convention), a US sci-fi fantasy convention
*Convergence (Australian convention), the 41st and 46th Australian National Science Fiction Convention
See also: Converge
Convergence/Provocateur

Convergence/Provocateur is a flip-over zine with two stories by Alex. 
It contains Convergence and Provocateur which had been previously posted online. 
==Editor's Comments==
From the editorial by Sian: 
===Convergence===
Convergence is a 162-page Star Wars and Phantom Menace story. 
It was fan-casted. The front cover is by Ayumi.
 
Image:convergence-1.jpg|front cover of "Convergence"
Image:convergence-2.jpg|from "Convergence"
Image:convergence-3.jpg|from "Convergence""
Image:convergence-4.jpg|from "Convergence"
===Provocateur=== 
Provocateur is a 269-page same-actor crossover story by Alex. 
It features characters from Scarlet and Black, The Princess Bride, and The Bounty but appeared on Star Wars TPM recommendation sites and was treated as a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan AU. 
 
Image:provo-1.jpg|front cover of "Provocateur"
Image:provo-2.jpg|from "Provocateur"
Image:provo-3.jpg|from "Provocateur"
Image:provo-4.jpg|from "Provocateur"
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Convergence (Australian convention)

Convergence (also ConVergence) is the Australian National Science Fiction Convention that was held in Melbourne, Australia in 2002 and 2007, as the result of a bid campaign by a non-affiliated group of fans. It hosted a number of events, including the annual National Science Fiction Convention Business Meeting.
== Convergence 2002 ==
The convention was held Jun 7-10, 2002 at the Cato Conference Centre in Melbourne. The chairperson was Rose Mitchell (also Masked Ball organiser), with the following staff: Sharon Nebel (treasurer); Beverley Hope (membership and general enquiries); Paula McGrath (facilities liaison and hotel reservations); Danik Banchilon (guest liaison and publications); Sue Ann Barber (programme); Emilly McLeay (dealers and volunteers); Marc Ortlieb (awards); Jack Herman (business meeting); and Alison Barton (publicity and art show).
The Guests of Honour were Joe and Gay Haldeman, Lucy Sussex and Sean Williams. The fan GOH was Race Mathews and the Toastmaster was American SF author Jack Dann.
=== Activities ===
== Convergence 2 ==
The second Convergence was held 8-11 June 2007 at the Rydges Melbourne Hotel, in Melbourne. Guests: Isobelle Carmody, Fred Gallagher and Dave Freer; the Fan GoH: Cath Ortlieb.
Category:2002 Conventions
Category:2007 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Australia
Convergence (Batman: Under the Red Hood fan fiction)

"Convergence" is a fanfic written by meaningless-blah, dedicated to withthekeyisking.
The story was written for a fic exchange, in response to a prompt by withthekeyisking: "So Under the Red Hood happened at basically the same time as the Nightwing Mobbed Up storyline—so what about a fic where while Jason is going after Roman, he comes across Dick currently working for Black Mask? And all the angst therein because that wasn't exactly an emotionally stable time for either of them lol".
==Blurb==
==Story==
==Genre, tropes, tags, fanon==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Batman: Under the Red Hood Fanfiction
Category:Dick Grayson & Jason Todd Fanfiction
Category:Batman Gen Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction