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How to Write a WWYFF

How to Write a WWYFF is a how-to essay by Penguiduck and perfect-to-stay posted at Lunaescence Archives.
WWYFF stands for "Who Would You Fall For" and is a type of "choose-your-own adventure," self-insertion fanfic.
==Introduction==
==Parts==
The Reader: ("The lifeblood of a WWYFF is wholly dependent on giving the reader a choice. That's why WWYFF stands for "Who Will You Fall For?" It's a question for the reader, and you have to allow her to answer it for herself. You give her the options, and she'll make the decisions.")
* "How do I go about shaping the reader in a WWYFF?"
* "How do I write a WWYFF without making my reader a slut?" ("Yes, that's a huge problem. We've heard some people say that that's the reason why they won't read WWYFFs. And while the reader is interacting with multiple guys, there is no reason for her to feel like a slut.")
* "How do I develop a reader in a WWYFF?"
The Love Interests: ("The development of love interests in a WWYFF is not that different from regular character development. You're just developing multiple unique characters all at the same time. If you can keep your love interests diverse and rounded out, your readers are sure to fall in love with them.") 
* So how do you make sure there's enough variety? (includes: the Flirt, the Boy Next Door, the Romantic, the Jerk, the Mystery)
* Yes, we said we recommend you start from a type. How do you do that without making flat, shallow characters?
* Other things to watch out for
* The most common mistakes involve the reader's relationship with the guys
WWYFF Structure: 
* How does multiple choice fit into the story?
* How do I design the multiple choice questions to correlate with a love interest?
* What about the results?
* What goes in the main story? What goes in the results?
Clichés: : (The Dark Alleyway. The Attack. The Valiant Rescue. The Pseudo-Kidnapping. Eavesdropping. The Real Kidnapping. The Mansion. The Magic Closet. The Species/Powers Reveal. Species Stereotyping. Absent Parents. Chosen One. Reader-Sue.Obsessive Villain. More Kidnapping. Excessive Fainting. Cliffhangers.) 
* So what do you do with these clichés?
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
How to Write an AU or a Sure Way to Slip Slowly into Madness

How to Write an AU or a Sure Way to Slip Slowly into Madness is an essay by Trixie.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in 2001. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* how the author decided to write the story Quis Si, an AU
* X-Files fanfiction
* AUs not necessarily written out of dissatisfaction, but for the what-if factor
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How to be a PERFECT VIDDER

[How to be a PERFECT VIDDER] is a satirical vid depicting common mistakes made when vidding. The entire vid is created in a sarcastic tone, and advises viewers to use low-quality clips when vidding and make sure to include large amounts of effects and overlays. 
==Main points from video==
* Rule 1: "Use as much effects as possible."
* Rule 2: "Don't forget to use silly fonts especially when they don't go with the video"
* Rule 3: "Low-quality clips are cool." 
* Rule 4: "If you make a funny video with quotes change the text as fast as you can so you can't actually read anything"
* Rule 5: "Overlays are very important. Put an overlay over an overlay and on top an overlay"
* Rule 6: "Right cropping? Who fucking cares?"
==Explanation==
==Responses==
==References==
Category:Multifandom Vids
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:2015 Meta
How to be a Yandere

How to be a Yandere is a popular AMV from the Mirai Nikki fandom centering on Yuno Gasai. The title references the character archetype Yuno is considered a popular example of. A yandere being a character who is violently possessive, affectionate, and obsessive towards their chosen love. 
== Fan Reactions ==
== Awards ==
* Animefest 2015 - Winner Action/Dynamic
Category:2015 Fanworks
How to write Fic About Issues without it becoming Issuefic

How to write Fic About Issues without it becoming Issuefic is a post written by erinptah in 2011.
==List==
# Don't try to cover every element of The [X] Experience.
# Make it specific to the characters.
# Don't write characters more "enlightened" than they are.
# Leave out the technical terms.
# Model, don't lecture.
# Write because you believe in something, not because you feel like you're supposed to.
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
==Further reading==
==References==
Category:Meta Essays
Category:2011 Meta
How would you describe 'our' part of fandom?

How would you describe 'our' part of fandom? is a 2017 post on fail-fandomanon.
It has a 173 replies.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* speculation on who posted the original comment
* self-description, the importance of words
*AO3, Tumblr, LiveJournal, Fanfiction.net, Wattpad
* history of the term media fan and media fandom
* lengthy divergent paths regarding cats and dogs ... bread ... the use of the word: "girls" vs "women"
* referring to grown male characters as "boys" or "lads"
* people being grumpy about acafans
* Twilight fandom as a gateway fandom
* history of the use of the word fen
* discussion of the use and history of the terms lemon and lime
* the impossibility of trying to define things
==The Original Post==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
==References==
Category:2017 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Howard Stark Sr.

Howard Stark, Sr. is a character from the Marvel Comics.
==Canon==
===Comics===
===Marvel Cinematic Universe===
===Other Appearances===
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
==Fannish Links==
* Tumblr tag: Howard Stark sr
==Resources==
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters Category:Captain America Characters Category:Iron Man Characters
Howie and Racism

Howie and Racism was an essay analysing reactions to Lovecraft's racism in fandom. It was written by the actor Leeman Kessler, who impersonates Lovecraft in his web series Ask Lovecraft. The essay started as two separate Facebook post that later were posted as a single unit at the Geekually Yoked website, "The World's Best Married Christian Geek Podcast" created by Leeman and his wife Rachel.
The posts were inspired by the fandom's reactions to the Salon article It's OK to admit that H.P. Lovecraft was racist.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* arguments that fans use to downplay Lovecraft's racism and why they don't work
* reasons why the fandom dislikes discussing Lovecraft's racism 
===Topics Discussed in the Comments===
* why is Lovecraft's racism is criticized much more than that of other, similarly racist pulp authors
* discussions of Lovecraft's racism as a reflection of certain trends in the weird fiction fandom
==The Essay==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:H.P. Lovecraft
Category:Cthulhu Mythos
Category:Pro Author Meta
Category:Race & Fandom Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2014 Meta
Howl

==Characters==
*Howl (character), the title character in Howl's Moving Castle
==Fanworks==
*Howl (OUAT vid), a Once Upon a Time fanvid
*Howl of the Wolf, a slash Sentinel anthology
*The Howling (Blake's 7 story), a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by Bryn Lantry.
*Howling to the moon, a Hawaii Five-O Steve/Danny fanfic
*Husk and Howl, a Stargate Atlantis fic by MyDoranda
Howl (OUAT vid)

Howl is a vid by gss42x for the Once Upon a Time fandom focusing on Ruby/Red Riding Hood.
As of December 20, 2013, the video has more than 8,300.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:"SPOILERS for 2x07
:How could I not?!
:Program used: Sony Vegas Pro 10"
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Vids
Category:2012 Vids
Howl of the Wolf

You may be looking for Cry of the Wolf, a Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine.
Howl of the Wolf is a slash Sentinel anthology of fiction by Bluewolf.
==Description==
From Agent With Style: 
==Issue 1==
Howl of the Wolf 1 was published in February 2003 and contains 206 pages.
* Persistent, Isn't She?			(1)
* Something Told the Wild Geese			(30)
* Wolf's Tale			(61)
* The Observer			(68)
* Panther's Tale			(123)
* The Expedition			(132)
* The Wolves of Cascade Forest			(175)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Howl of the Wolf 2 was published in February 2005 and contains 216 pages.
 
* Rumor	 	 	(1)
* The Legend of Buffao Creek	 	 	(41)
* In the Name of Love	 	 	(60)
* Mistaken Identity	 	 	(86)
* In Our Dreams	 	 	(118)
* Vendetta 101	 	 	(157)
==Issue 3==
Howl of the Wolf 3 was published in May 2007 and contains 220 pages.
 
* Introductory Chapter	 	(1)
* A Slice of Life	 	(11)
* The Gift	 	(34)
* Incacha	 	(74)
* Kidnap	 	(103)
* A Legal Headache	 	(127)
* A Safe Harbor	 	(152)
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000s
Hoyay!

Hoyay! or HoYay! stands for homoeroticism, yay!
HoYay! refers to moments in canon that fans interpret as homoerotic in nature. It is specifically defined as being the subjective observation of homoeroticism by the fandom and is unintentional on the creator’s part. 
== In Smallville Fandom ==
Hoyay! is a cry favored among fans of Smallville, who like to use it especially referring to Clex (Clark and Lex). Made popular by Omar G of Television Without Pity in his Smallville recaps, it's used to celebrate the blatantly obvious sexual chemistry between Clark and Lex on screen.
The first reference to homoeroticism, yay! in Omar's recaps occurred in his recap of the sixth episode, posted on or about November 20, 2001, but the Homoeroticism, Yay! thread in TWOP's Smallville forum may have started earlier.
== In Angel Fandom ==
Sometime during Angel the Series's first season (1999-2000), the fan Jennifer Godwin, also known as Jengod, started a thread on Television Without Pity (then Mighty Big TV) entitled, "Homoeroticism, Yay?" Jengod didn't invent the term or its abbreviation, which were already in popular use on the Angel boards.Deeablo. The history of the abbreviation HoYay! (archive link), posted to journalfen, 07 July 2003.
Kate Bolin helped popularize the HoYay! concept with the creation on 16 February 2001 of a clique or webring for fans of homoeroticism in both Angel and its parent show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.homoeroticism yay!
==West Wing Fandom==
Hoyay! was also used in reviews of some episodes of The West Wing, in a joking fashion, to describe the charisma between Joshua Lyman and Presidential candidate Matt Santos. No one seriously viewed their relationship as homoerotic, but there were running gags about it in the Television Without Pity reviews, which at that time were written by LTG, a gay man. This reviewer admitted to a huge crush on Santos' campaign staffer Bram Howard, played by Matthew Del Negro.
==Other Resources==
*Ho Yay on TV Tropes
== References ==
Category:Smallville Fandom Glossary Category:Angel Category:West Wing
Category:Slash Fandom
Category:Femslash Fandom
Category:Relationships Glossary
Hoʻomanawanui i ka ʻono

hoʻomanawanui i ka ʻono is a Steve/Danny story by Siria.
Summary: Thursday.
Author's notes: "With many thanks to Cate and Jenn for all their patient help! A dictionary of Hawaiian tells me that the title means 'Wait patiently and you shall receive what you crave.'"
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Hp4ever

hp4ever was a Harry Potter mailing list, billed as "an HP egroup who loves good Harry Potter fic." Its focus was Draco/Hermione (referenced in the group description as "H/D"—an acronym used exclusively for Harry/Draco today).
Group description:
Sanna was the listmom.yael writes in the author's note for Krum Do I Love?, Chapter 9: 
:"If you like D/H so much, you have a lot in common with Sanna, who writes these stories. She's also the listmom of hp4ever, which is mainly a collection of D/H stories."
In the author's note for Chapter 12, she recommended hp4ever for information about "sites dedicated to Draco/Hermione stories". (Story published starting from 28 November 2000; last updated 22 March 2008. Accessed 17 February 2018.) Al was a member, and archived Dracaena Draco at the group at Sanna's invitation.Al (titanic_days) at fandom_history. Untitled Post, 30 August 2002. (Accessed 17 February 2018.)
As of June 2003, the group had approximately 400 members and over 580 message posted to the group. It was most active in December 2000, the month of its creation.hp4ever at Yahoo! Groups, archived 18 June 2003 by the Wayback Machine.
The group was deleted in 2003 or 2004. A Spanish-language group was created with the same name in October 2004.https://es.groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/hp4ever/info, accessed 17 February 2018.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom Category:Yahoo! Groups
Hp clover

hp_clover, the HP St. Patrick's Day Exchange, was a Harry Potter smut gift exchange held in 2006.
A total of 50 fanworks were created for the challenge: 38 fanfics and 12 pieces of fanart.
==Statistics==
==External Links==
* hp_clover Master List
* Community: hp_clover tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Hp fanart recs

hp_fanart_recs is a recs journal for Harry Potter fanart, active in 2006. There are over 700 recs for works by over 300 artists.
Recs are organized by tags for artist, character, rating, pairing, media, book, and other categories.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Recommendation Sites
Category:Harry Potter Art Sites
Category:2000s Recommendation Sites
Hp fanworks

hp_fanworks, or Home for Harry Potter Fanworks, is a Dreamwidth community dedicated to sharing any type of Harry Potter fanworks such as fanart and fanfiction, plus many others.
==About==
==Rules==
1. Please use the provided header (or something close to the provided header) when posting art, fiction or graphics, and modify it as needed. Feel free to heavily modify the provided header if necessary.
Note: If you want the mod to tag, please fill out the characters line. If there are no characters filled out, the post gets no character tags, because we can't read every fic/listen to every podfic/see every work of art. :)
2. Headers go outside of a cut, but the work itself must be under a cut. If you are simply linking, no cut is needed.
3. All linked Fanworks must carry warnings at the original posted location (or at [community profile] hp_fanworks, if you are posting the work itself), if applicable. We suggest that the following things merit warnings: graphic depictions of violence, major character death, rape/non-con, and underage sex.
For the purposes of this community, the 'underage' in 'underage sex' will mean a participant who is below the age of sixteen. Sixteen is the age of consent in the UK, and as the characters involved are from the UK, [community profile] hp_fanworks will go by UK law.
If your fanwork has such content and you do not wish to warn, please use a general statement along the lines of “The creator chose not to warn for content,” similar to the Archive of Our Own's system.
4. Be friendly. If things get unfriendly, please don't delete, disable or freeze comments. Private Message (PM) a mod, and we'll step in.
5. Only posts of fanworks are allowed. If you have a community or event you'd like to promote, drop us a comment on the sticky post and we'll take a look at your request.
6. If a fanwork is found to be plagiarized, the user will be banned from the community and their entries will be deleted.
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities‎ Category:2009
Category:2010s
Hp girlslash

hp_girlslash (offlicially "Harry Potter Femslash Fans") is a LiveJournal community for Harry Potter femslash.
The community was affiliated with the Girls' Dormitory archive.
As of February 2013, the community has tags for over 300 femslash pairings, the most popular of which are:
* Ginny/Hermione (486 uses)
* Fleur/Hermione (326 uses)
* Ginny/Luna (229 uses)
* Hermione/Pansy (220 uses)
* Ginny/Pansy (157 uses)
All other pairings had under 100 uses.
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Femslash Journal Communities‎
Category:2000s Communities Category:2010s Communities
Hpart

hpart is a Livejournal community for Harry Potter fanart. It was started in 2002 and was possibly the first Harry Potter art community on LJ.andrush (originally digikym) on LiveJournal. , posted 1 November 2002: "So I got a bit bored and decided to make a Harry Potter fanart community. Are there any in existence? Yes? No? Who knows? This will just be another one, I suppose."
There were over 4,450 entries posted to the community with over 38,000 comments. As of 19 April 2012, hpart had 4,458 journal entries and 38,047 comments received. This decreased to 4,071 journal entries and 34,724 comments received as of 15 September 2024 (likely due to users choosing to have their posts removed when they delete their journals). At its peak, it was watched by at least 1,500 users.As of 18 August 2011, the community had 824 members and was watched by 1523 users.
From December 2002 until July 2007, membership was restricted to fan artists approved by the moderators.andrush (originally digikym) as hpartmods in hpart on LiveJournal. , posted 31 December 2002.hpartmods on LiveJournal. , posted 1 October 2003. Since July 2007, membership has been open for all users 18 and older. Posting is moderated and posts with art rated above PG-13 are locked to members.bhanesidhe in hpart on LiveJournal. , posted 28 July 2007.
Art posts from 2002 to 2003 are organized in the community memories.hpart on LiveJournal. .ixchelmala in hpart on LiveJournal , posted 20 May 2003, and , posted 26 August 2003.
lotrart is a sister community for Lord of the Rings fanart.
==History==
digikym (later known as andrush) created the community on November 1, 2001.
Membership was closed in December 2002 and bhanesidhe, deche, and ixchelmala were announced as moderators. deche was no longer a mod by August 2003.hpartmods in hpart on LiveJournal. , posted 4 August 2003. linnpuzzle joined the mod team in 2004 or early 2005.hpart - Community Info, archived 7 February 2005 by the Wayback Machine. Linnpuzzle was not yet listed as a mod as of 3 June 2004.
Bhanesidhe assumed ownership of the community around mid-2007 and Squirmy was announced as a co-mod in August. Squirmy also set up a hpart GreatestJournal community "for those fully dedicated to jumping ship" after Strikethrough and Boldthrough.bhanesidhe in hpart on LiveJournal. , posted 9 August 2007.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Harry Potter Art Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Hpchan

hpchan was a LiveJournal community for underage Harry Potter fanworks. Most posts are locked to members and membership is moderated.
It was originally also a Yahoo! group but was TOSsed by Yahoo.little_needle on LiveJournal. , posted 5 June 2003.luciusmalfoy on LiveJournal. email just recieved, posted 13 August 2003. (Archived 28 March 2006 by the Wayback Machine.)Pretty Little Knickers, archived 28 February 2004: "We no longer have a Yahoo!Group due to the fact that Yahoo continues to shut us down despite our efforts to escape notice." The mailing list gained almost 400 members in its first two weeks.little_needle on LiveJournal. , posted 19 June 2003.
As of 2006, the rules were posted on the profile, but by 2007 they were removed and placed in a friendslocked post.Wayback Machine copy of the profile page, January 2007. The 2006 rules include:
*"Know your limits before you join. If you read or see something you find offensive and there is a warning, then you do not have the right to complain."
*membership is restricted to users over 18
*both slash and het are allowed
*"no flaming"
*no linking out; your fanwork must be posted to the community
*no manips or RPFWayback Machine copy of the profile page, 4 May 2006.
hpchan may have been impacted by strikethrough, but because posts were locked, it is unknown what discussions took place, if any. A community of the same name was created on InsaneJournal around this time, also locked"This type of thing seems to have worn out its welcome on LJ, but thankfully IJ sees things a little differently." Wayback Machine copy of the welcome post, 7 September 2007., but appears to have a different moderator, so whether these communities are related is unknown. 
As of 2022, the LiveJournal community has 775 posts and 4,455 comments.Wayback Machine copy of the profile page, 22 April 2022.
==HPCFC==
hpcan hosted a challenge fest, with the first wave starting in June 2003. The second wave started in October 2003 and was hosted exclusively on the LJ comm due to the mailing list's deletion.
glockgal also hosted a HPChan Art Fest (HPCAF) "in conjunction" with the group.glockgal in hpchan on LiveJournal. , posted 29 July 2003.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2003
Category:2000s
Hpfemmeslash

You may be looking for HPfemslash, the Harry Potter Yahoo! Group founded in 2002.
hpfemmeslash is a Harry Potter mailing list for femslash fanworks and discussion. It was originally started as a eGroup, but the service soon merged into Yahoo! Groups.
The list was started by Heather in October 2000. It was last active through 2004, at which time it started to become inundated with spam. As of September 2004, the Yahoo! group had nearly 550 members, though it's unclear how many of those were spambots.hpfemmeslash at Yahoo! Groups. (Archived 21 January 2003 by the Wayback Machine.)
As of 2013, the Yahoo! group is still online and has open membership.
Group description:
== References ==
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Hpprego

hpprego (Harry Potter Prego?) is a Yahoo! Groups mailing list for Harry Potter mpreg.
The group is unmoderated and since 2009 has become overrun by spam. When the group was active, it reached its peak in activity in June 2003, with 33 posts for the month. As of July 2014, the group has 421 members.
The group received a total of roughly 170 non-spam posts over a four-year period. Another Harry Potter mpreg group at the time, harrypottermpreg, was much more active, with roughly 7,500 total posts in about the same time period.
== Group Description ==
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Hpreadaloud

hpreadaloud is a LiveJournal community for creating a fan-produced audiobook of the Harry Potter book series. When the community was created, five books had been published, and the project stalled out partway through the third book, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. At least 34 readers participated. 
The first chapter was posted as a series of ogg files recorded on a cell phone., livejournal post by sincelastjuly in hpreadaloud, 2004-02-01. Some of the later chapters were mp3 or wav files. 
As of 2017 the community had 96 posts; 1,107 comments; and 68 members.profile page, Wayback Machine, 7 April 2017. In 2004, the community had 147 members.profile page, Wayback Machine, 31 October 2004.
hpreadaloud was the inspiration for sbp_aloud, a community for recording The Shoebox Project, which in turn inspired the growth of podfic on LiveJournal.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Audio
Category:2003Category:2000s