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99% of my fandom related headaches would be cured if everyone understood this

99% of my fandom related headaches would be cured if everyone understood this was a Tumblr post by macdenloverin on 1st June 2024, containing a graphic portraying four 'levels' of headcanons. These four levels were:
*Level 1 Headcanon: includes and builds around pre-existing canon; can fill in blanks/answer questions left unresolved in canon; a casual viewer could easily digest the concept
*Level 2 Headcanon: takes elements from canon and explores them in a transformative way; ignores some pre-existing canon; views canon through a lens outside the intended way it was written
*Level 3 Headcanon: not rooted in canon material at all, builds off of pre-existing fanon content; great for when fandom agrees canon sucks
*Level 4 Headcanon: you literally just made that up
The post prompted a significant amount of discussion about fandom, fanon, headcanons and canon material, with over 140 replies and 37,000+ reblogs. 
==Discussions==
Many fans gave their opinions on which level their fandoms or specific fan spaces tended to hover around. As Neil Gaiman responded to the post, stating that "This headcanon guide, if understood, would also reduce the Asks I get by about half.", a number of these were about the Good Omens fandom:Some fans used examples to demonstrate what the thought each headcanon level looked like:
Despite the original poster clarifying early on in an additional comment that they did not think anything was wrong with having different levels of headcanons, some people who responded debated which level of headcanon was better or worse:
Meanwhile others discussed the context that the original poster made the post within, where fans are creating almost entirely new characters, while still maintaining that their headcanons are rooted in canon material, and the conflict this can cause in fan spaces:
Others responded to critique or discuss the concept in general, with some arguing that for something to be a headcanon, it had to have some basis in canon in the first place, therefore making only level one out of the graphic a valid headcanon:
==Further Discussions and Meta==
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==References==
Category:2021 Tumblr
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Fanfiction Meta
99 Red Balloons

99 Red Balloons is a Stargate Atlantis fanvid by derry667. It was reviewed by lierdumoa on January 12, 2006 at the reel LJ community.
Vidder's summary: "Sheppard & McKay battle Wraith hiveships and a killer computer virus armed only with their wits, courage, skill and the occasional weapon of mass destruction..."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"I enjoyed this vid. Good technical mastery. Great beginning hook. Intriguing song choice. Narratively it dragged a bit. I had a difficult time telling if the vid was supposed to just be straight humor or humor mixed in with a deeper commentary on the show." 
*"One of my first and still favorite vid-experiences, this! Glorious! I've loved the song since I was frigging 8 years old, but that doesn't make my love for this vid a no-brainer. Because you make me smile this big *stretches out arms* and go YAY and Awwww whenever I watch it! So. Thanks for that :)" 
Category: Stargate Atlantis Vids
99 and 44/100ths Done

99 and 44/100ths Done is an R-rated MSR X-Files story by Sarah Segretti.
==About==
:"Rating: R
:Summary: Two mysterious and surprising cases -- plus encounters with manhole covers, ice cream and pigs -- lead Scully and Mulder down an unexpected path: the road home.
:Category: XR
:Spoilers: S7 and SR 819. In this universe, events in "all things" and episodes after "Brand X," especially "Requiem," do not occur.
:Glossary: WMD stands for weapons of mass destruction (nuclear, chemical and biological); ATF is the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Author's note: A scullyfic improv. Elements at the end. David Duchovny stole one, and Chris Carter stole another. Since I had them first, I'm going to sue."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
99th Madness

99th Madness (９９番目の狂気 99 banme no kyouki) is a 56-page yaoi Supernatural doujinshi by gangu-shitateya. The story is Sam/Dean and rated R-18. It is the most recent installment of a series beginning with Coming Undone, and the direct sequel to Sweet Vampire.
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Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
9tard

9tard is a name for a 9 fan that fell out of use in regards to the social justice movement. Later, some fans suggested the use of the name "9nerd," (and "9ers" was mentioned briefly) but this never seemed to catch on, leaving both titles in the fandoms past. 9 fans, in 2020, mostly just go by "9 fans" or "9fans." Still, 9tard was used for quite some time among the very early years of the fandom. This can be clearly seen in one of the original title rewards of the Proboard forum for the 9 Forum, called "Extreem 9tard," which was bestowed automatically to members who were very active and posted a lot.
==Criticism==
On Feb 26, 2014, a 9 Forum member named robotpumpkin posted a public thread title "Fandom name?" to discuss what the 9 fandom fans should be called. For a long time they'd already been calling themselves 9tards, which many members pointed out. It started a discussion on whether or not the term was offensive or not, and if the fandom should change it.Fandom name?, The 9 Forum. Feb 26, 2014 (Accessed 12/28/2020)
==References==
Category:9
@! Parties

@! parties (pronounced 'at-bang') were con parties held at Baycon and possibly other SF Bay Area science fiction conventions in the early- to mid-80's; they were for computer/internet-savvy fans (with the "@" indicating the existence of an email address).
They were known for being somewhat elitist (only people with computers & internet access got directly informed of the parties or had any idea what they were about) and rowdier than most con parties, with drinking and balcony hopping that were prone to getting the party shut down. Pete Shipley hostedEditor's comment: or maybe just prominently attended; my memory's a bit blurry some of the @! parties.
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Convention Glossary
@ForestofGlory: "New and improved lady-centric Untamed/MDZS fic rec starts here!"

"New and improved lady-centric Untamed/MDZS fic rec starts here!" is a Twitter thread reclist for The Untamed by MXTX.
Link to 
==Fics Recced==
32 fics were recced in the thread.
Category:The Untamed
Category:2020 Twitter
@sexymanOTD

@sexymanOTD is a Twitter account that posts daily features of characters commonly referred to as Tumblr sexymen.
Between 5 September 2022 and 7 September 2022, the account launched "sexyman showdown", a tournament by popular vote between 32 characters. The tournament went viral on social media, attracting fanart, memes, and online fan organizing from fandoms involved, such as Undertale, Mob Psycho 100, Gravity Falls, and the Submas segment of the Pokemon fandom. Engagement and fanworks rapidly increased as the tournament continued, with the final matchup, Sans v. Arataka Reigen, receiving nearly 250,000 votes.
Due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II the following day (8 September 2022), fans began to create memes and other fanworks combining the two events. Many of these memes joked that the tournament itself or Sans was responsible for the death of Elizabeth.
== Account overview ==
== sexyman showdown ==
=== Matchups ===
=== Final rankings ===
=== Reactions ===
==== Toby Fox ====
==== Death of Queen Elizabeth II ====
=== Example Fanworks ===
== External Links ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
Category:2021 Events
Category:2022 Events
Category:Undertale
Category:Mob Psycho 100
A'Hunting We Will Go

A'Hunting We Will Go is a gen 196-page Supernatural anthology. 
==Contents==
* Things That Go Bump in the Light by K. Hanna Korossy (1)
* Little Bastard by Kittsbud. A rural haunting, a cursed car, and a dead screen idol are all in a day's work for the Winchesters. (14)
* Tailspin by Pixel_0 (43)
* Better the Devil by Irismay42 (94)
* Citizen Hunter by K. Hanna Korossy (137)
* End of the Innocence by BJxmas. Every hunter has his first hunt. Dean only wanted to erase the memory of the Shtriga and prove to his dad he was a man. Problem was he was still a child, a young boy with a tender heart. To do the job Dean learns to build his walls. (152)
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2007 Zines
A*Teens

A*Teens is a Swedish pop band originally formed as an ABBA tribute group.
==Fandom==
While there are very few fanworks around today, early internet hosted some fan communities. Before RPF was banned from Fanfiction.net, there was a small category for the fandom.
===Shipping===
*Amit/Sara Shippers
*Dhani/Marie Shippers and Endless Lullaby
==Fannish Links==
*Masked (fanfiction archive)
*ateens (LiveJournal community)
*a_teens (LiveJournal community)
Category:Music RPF
Category:ABBA
A-Kon

A-kon is the longest-running anime convention in North America. It was first held in July 1990 in Richardson, Texas, at which point it was called Project A-kon in reference to Project A-ko.
== Reports ==
Trish LeDoux, the second chief editor of Animag, reported on the first annual A-kon in Animag issue 11, with several entries referencing Animag's clash under its first editor with Texas-based Randall S. Stukey:
===1994===
* , video footage from A-kon 1994 taken by Cosplay in America
==Links==
==References==
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
A-Team Collection

A-Team Collection is a collection of gen A-Team fiction previously published in other multimedia zines and other sources. 
It has a slash sister zine called Slash Collection as well as some gen sister zines, Face Collection, Hannibal Collection, and Murdock Collection.
==Issue 1==
A-Team Collection 1 contains 144 pages.
* A Team Effort" by Brenda Callagher (Is Michael Knight working for Decker or with the Team as they go up against a group of mercenaries?) (Knight Rider/A-Team) also in Airwaves Multimedia Special #1 and Airwaves #2) (29 pages) 
* The Enemy of My Enemy by Denise Sheets (also in Airwaves & Airwaves Multi-Media Special)
* Birth of a Hero by Sue D. Nym ("Where DID Murdock get the idea for Captain Cab? And the yellow tablecloth? And what did Face say about being cast as Hannibal's retarded nephew, Harold?") (The A-Team) (also in Frak #5, Airwaves #1) 
* Better the Jazz You Know by David Jordan ("B.A.'s post-flight state can be put to good use.") (also in Diverse Dimensions #4) (3 pages)
* Joy Ride 
* Strange Beginnings by P.S. de Resistance (also in Enigma)
* One Beginning by Juli Cleveland ("Story of Face joining the Team.") (also in Scenario #1)
* Incident in a Tumbleweed Town by Linda S. Mcalaren ("Murdock puts the A-Team at risk when he adopts yet another bizarre case." - "Tumbleweeds help the team avoid the military.") (also in Media Rare)
* The Beginning by Devereaux Dane (also in Heroes)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
A-Team Collection 2
* Alive at Five - aomplete Mini-Zine 
* The Big Bad Wolfe by Joyce Ashcroft (also in Osiris Files #4)
* The After-Victory Team 
* Big Brother by Theresa Evans (Suffering Heroes)
* Forget Me Not, Sucker by Joyce Ashcroft (also in Osiris Files #3)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
A-Team Collection 3
* Death's Chess Game" Mary Jo Blythe (also in Diverse Dimensions) (14 pages) 
* The Double Cross 
* Big Brother by Theresa Evans (also in Suffering Heroes)
* To Heal A Dream by Theresa Evans (also in Suffering Heroes & Hero's Plight)
* Triple A Service 
* Lies & Consequences by Susan M. Garrett (also in The Karenina Continuity Chronicles)
==Issue 4==
A-Team Collection 4
* Teamwork 
* Enterprise Incident by Lori Beatty and Sue Keenan (Star Trek: TOS crossover, involves the real-life actors, RPF) (also in Closed for Remodeling) (17 pages)
* And Snoopy Went Down by Felis Sylvestris (also in Airwaves and Airwaves Multi-Media Special))
* With a Little Help from My Friends (crossover with Airwolf (also in Airwaves Multi-Media Special)
* Ghost Story (also in Cross Streams)
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
A-Team Prompts

A-Team Prompts is the second popular A-Team meme, set up after the moderators of A-Team Kink went MIA. It is currently closed to new prompts, though new fills may be posted and the OT thread is still active. It offers a Pinboard account for both filled and unfilled prompts.
Category:The A-Team
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Meme Journal Communities
A-Team Through Time

A-Team Through Time is a gen 119-page AU A-Team anthology. The theme was stories set in alternative universes, time-lines, and realities. Hannibal, Face, B.A. and Murdock travel backwards and forwards in time as they meet up with people from Xena, Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, King Arthur, Forever Knight, American Gothic, Littlest Hobo, Red Dwarf, and The Prisoner.
==A Pioneer in Availability==
It was available in print and as a downloadable document: 
==Content==
Descriptions below from the flyer.
* Truth and Consequences by Chris Hammell. The Team's been hired to rescue a princess, but the situation is more complicated than it seems! Can former enemies work together to bring down an evil King? Can a wanted mercenary and a traveling bard find love - or will they "face" execution first? A Xena crossover. (2)
* Star Team: A New Plan by Jessica Hargis. A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a crack commando unit was convicted by a Republic Court of a crime they did not commit. They promptly escaped from a maximum security prison into the galaxy's underground. If you have a problem, if no one else can help and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team... (33)
* The Wonderful Wizard of L.A. by Kristin Munson. Follow the Ghetto Brick Road to plenty of laughs in this Wizard of Oz parody. (43)
* Face's Mission by Kiwi Patterson. A short story of what might have happened if Face's pardon in the episode "Mind Games" had been real... (48)
* Another Time, Another Place by [anonymous]. What if fate had kept the Team from ever going on their mission to rob the Bank of Hanoi? (52)
* A Tale of Tanis by Jill Ripley. It's B.A.'s birthday, and the guys try to celebrate (and lose B.A. along the way) by visiting an A-Team minicon. (previously published in The A-Team Appreciation Society Newsletter) (54)
* The A-Team of the Round Table by Rhonda Eudaly. Hallucination or strange new reality? Murdock can't be sure—he just wishes Face would stop calling him Galahad! (63)
* Riders of the High Plains by Kristin Munson. A story that transports the Team back to the days of the Civil War—where they have been accused of robbing a Confederate Bank. (69)
* Mayhem on Main Street by Andy E. Nystrom. A related trilogy of multi-crossover stories, involving fandoms including Quantum Leap, Red Dwarf, The Littlest Hobo, Forever Knight, The Prisoner, American Gothic, and more in cameos. Has someone been manipulating the A-Team's fate since the Vietnam War? Do the guys lead a truly charmed existence—and can their charm be put to ill use by a bad guy terrorizing Disneyland? Can they rally together once more after a terrible betrayal, with the help of other heroes, to stop an evil force from taking over the universe? (originally in "On the Jazz" mailing list) (81)
* Prisoners by Andy E. Nystrom (originally in "On the Jazz" mailing list) (90)
* It's Cold Outside by Andy E. Nystrom (originally in "On the Jazz" mailing list) (102)
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1997 Zines
A.C. Chapin

A.C. Chapin is a prolific writer in numerous fandoms. Her prose fiction and poetry are archived on her website, The Fake Book.
==Fandoms==
A.C. Chapin was founder of the due South Archive, served as archivist in 1994, and was an early writer in the due South fandom. In Forever Knight fandom she considered herself to be a Cousin, i.e. a follower of the character LaCroix.
==Writing style==
In due South Author Profiles, Aingeal says:
:"AC Chapin's style is hard to pin down. She's very good at the slightly darker aspects of emotion; of want and need and love and regret all bound up together. However her lighter fluff is also lovely and her F/V has the hallmark of great banter. She's also very good at Ray Vecchio and his emotional turmoil, but her Fraser too is perfectly realised. They come across as human beings above all. Human and with human flaws." aingeal8c, due South Author Profile: AC Chapin posted on 24 November 2009 (Accessed 30 November 2009)
==Notable Works==
===Buffy===
* Alternative Lifestyle (Set in an alternate dimension with Ripper-Giles and a dark-Buffy.) (1999)
=== due South ===
* Across (Fraser/Vecchio, PG). A dark supernatural fic. Not only does it have that 'crack' element it's also a perfect study of the Fraser/Vecchio relationship in terms of give and take.
* Acharnement(Fraser/Vecchio, R). A wonderful study of give and take and need. There's an undercurrent of real dark emotion in this too. It shows the complexity of Fraser/Vecchio.
* A Motion Not My Own (Vecchio/Angie, PG). This is a bittersweet fic looking at the end of the relationship between Ray Vecchio and Angie. It's just heartbreaking.
* Pancakes (Gen, G). Hilarious and entirely dialogue. A typical morning in the Vecchio home. The voices come through so clearly. As does the chaos.
* The Spelling Lesson (Fraser/Vecchio, G). Fraser unintentionally critiques a line of Ray's poetry. The banter is brilliant and the sweetness not too overwhelming.
===Forever Knight===
* Myth of the Bat. Crossover with Batman.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
A.C. Crispin

A.C. Crispin was a fan and writer of twenty-three pro books and created her own original science fiction series called Starbridge.
Crispin was a frequent contributor to letterzines, specifically Interstat. Her letters of comment frequently focused on her experiences with fans and fandom, and her opinions and defenses regarding Trek pro books. One more formal example is the 1985 hand-out for fans titled, Some Notes on Writing for Publication.
A.C. Crispin passed away on September 6, 2013.
==Pro Books==
* Yesterday's Son
* Time for Yesterday
* see her Wikipedia page for a full list
==Crispin's Comments Regarding Fans and Fandom==
==Crispin, and Other's, Comments Regarding Pro Books==
Crispin entered the Star Trek pro book scene during a fast-moving and volatile time. For years, fans had been satisfied with zines and a handful of very early pro books; the latter were often regarded as being poor in quality.
When TPTB realized there was money to be made in Trek tie-in novels, there was much discussion among fans of what constituted canon and who had the right to write it. This was the reality in which Crispin began her pro career.
Regarding a proposed boycott of pro books, one fan wrote: 
Crispin herself commented: 
After Yesterday's Son was published, Crispin had much to say about canon, nitpicking, fanfic, and the place of pro books in the Star Trek universe. Many of her comments were directed to Joan Verba who had commented on the value and quality of pro books. See many issues of Interstat in 1989 for more on this vigorous debate.
One of Crispin's early comments regarding pro fiction (February 1986): 
==Crispin's Comments Regarding Other's Pro Novels==
==Meta==
* Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin (1985)
==Tributes and Memorials==
===From Steven Wilson===
===Other Tributes===
* 
* Remembering A.C. Crispin -- Steven H. Wilson, September 10, 2013
* 
* 
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
A.D. 2000

A.D. 2000 was a Star Trek convention held from Friday, April 28 to Monday May 1, 2000 in the UK.
It was the 49th British Star Trek convention.
The guests of honor were Garrett Wang, Nana Visitor, Alexander Siddig, Tim Russ, Judson Scott, David Allen Brooks, Robert Gillan, Jackie Edwards, David McIntee, and Neil Norman and his Cosmic Orchestra.
The program book is a dull and slick affair that feels like a strip mall. It contains 12 pages of ads for other cons, and bios and photos of the guests of honor.
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:2000 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Category:Star Trek Conventions
A.F.T.E.R.

A.F.T.E.R. is a novel by Mary Case. 
There was an announcement for it in the May 1995 issue of The Monthly as a new zine. It appears to be original fiction, but is unique in that it was advertised in the multimedia section along with fanfic. The zine must have been quite lengthy, as it was being sold for $25.
==Summery==
From the ad in The Monthly: 
Category:1995 Zines
Category:Original Fiction
A.I. Artificial Intelligence

== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Vids ===
===Meta===
== Archives/Communities/Zines ==
===Archives===
*The "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" Fanfiction Online Anthology
==External Links==
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
A.J.

==Fandoms==
*Animal Jam, a video game
==Fans==
* A.J. Becker, a German-speaking fan
* A.J. Bedford, a Star Trek TOS fan
* AJ Burfield, a Lancer and MUNCLE fan
* A.J. Desmaretz, a zine editor
* A.J. Hall, a Harry Potter fan
* AJ Hanson, a Hanson fan
* AJ (hermanngottlieb), an IT fan writer
* AJ (vidder), a vidder
* AJ Wesley, a multifandom fanwriter and zine publisher.
* A.J. Zabes, a Star Trek TOS fan
* A.J., an Earth 2 fan
* A.j., a multifandom fic writer, archivist and fan
* A.j., aka Willowygrl, a Buffy fan
* Assassin J, multifandom writer and artist
==Characters==
* Angelina Johnson, a Harry Potter character
* Anthony J. Crowley, a Good Omens character
* A.J. Chegwidden, a JAG character
* A.J. Simon, a Simon and Simon character
== People ==
* A.J. McLean, a member of the Backstreet Boys
A.T. Bush

A.T. Bush is a K/S writer.
==Fans Commnet==
==Zines==
* Alien Brothers
* Alternaties
* Amazing Grace
* As I Do Thee
* Bondmates
* Brave New World
* A Collection of K/S Poetry
* Cheap Thrills
* Consort
* Counterpoint
* Daring Attempt
* Duet
* Fever
* Final Frontier
* First Time
* Golden Oldies and New Delights
* Impact
* KiScon
* Legacy
* Naked Singularity
* Naked Times
* Off Duty
* Off the Wall
* Out of Bounds
* The Poets and I
* R & R
* Scattered Stars
* T'hy'la
* Twilight Trek
* Twin Destiny
* The Way of the Warrior
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
A. J. Hall

A. J. Hall was a fan writer who is perhaps best known for the Harry Potter novel Lust Over Pendle (and the expanded Lopiverse.) Hall has also written stories in Mary Renault fandom, Sherlock (BBC), Vorkosigan, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Lord Peter Wimsey and numerous others. Hall's fanworks are archived at Hall's personal site, ajhall.shoesforindustry.net and at AO3.
A. J. Hall passed away on 3 June 2022.Devastated, Heidi8, 4 June 2022
==Example Fanworks==
* 'Besieged Fortress' - The Charioteer
* 'Breakfast at 221B' @ A.J. Hall Website 'Breakfast at 221B' (Sherlock (BBC)). Influential asexual Sherlock story
* 'Lust Over Pendle' Harry Potter
* 'Rumpole and the Constricted Pupil' Mary Renault, Antonia Forest, Rumpole of the Bailey
==Memories/Recollections==
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
A. Kite

A. Kite is a fanwriter has produced two dozen or so stories in the due South fandom since 2002. In addition, she is an active member of the fandom, taking part in fiction challenges, chats and the general mayhem.
She has also written a number of stories in the wider C6D, including Hard Core Logo, Wilby Wonderful, and some crossovers featuring these, Buried On Sunday and Whiskey Echo.
==About==
Extracted from the author's LJ profile:
==Writing style==
In describing A. Kite's due South writing, mergatrude says:
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
*Kowalski Investigations (Fraser/Kowalski) is a Chandleresque AU in which Constable Benton Fraser seeks the services of Ray Kowalski, PI. 
*Shards (Kowalski/Vecchio). Two Rays with issues picking up the pieces together. 
*Henry's Place (Fraser/Kowalski). Ray Kowalski learns how to fit in up in Canada.
* Secret Sessions
==References== 
Category: Fans
Category:Fanwriters