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Machinima

Machinima, a portmanteau word combining machine and cinema, is the name for a kind of CGI video or short film, that is produced with 3D game engines instead of with animation software. Machinima.org describes it as follows:
==Examples==
* Red vs. Blue is a long-running machinima web series based on the video game Halo that has developed its own fandom.
* Dead Fantasy is a crossover series mainly featuring Final Fantasy characters fighting against Dead or Alive characters, with a predominantly female cast.
===World of Warcraft===
Blizzard Entertainment announced 2007 in a "Letter to the Machinimators of the World of Warcraft” that they would support fanwork using video footage of the game as long as there was no profit gained.Hayes, Christina (2008). "Changing the Rules of the Game: How Video Game Publishers are Embracing User-Generated Derivative Works". Harvard Journal of Law & Technology 21 (2): 567–587. Accessed May 11th 2011. Thus World of Warcraft has developed an active and thriving Machinima community, with many fans producing their own visual stories or using this form to comment on something. Vids are released to various sites, warcraftmovies.com, warcraftcinema.com or general video portals (Vimeo, YouTube...), to name just a few. Some well known vidders such as Olibith or Baron Soosdon also use their own websites to distribute the vids. Over the last years Blizzard also held a Machinima contest during BlizzCon.
Percula, creator of one of the most famous WoW-Machinimas The Craft of War: BLIND, states that his video isn't actually a MachinimaAs defined by Machimima.org, but "a rendered animation that's similar to many CG films and television shows. The animations were made by me in a 3D application. I used game assets so I guess you could refer to it as a machinima in that sense."http://vimeo.com/5241163 Accessed May 11th 2011. Nevertheless his video is referred to as Machinima within the community. Other examples:
*Christmas Time in Dun Morogh by Pure Pwnage and ROFLMAO Productions takes a nostalgic trip down the leveling memory lane.
*Greyfoo's Exodar Disco throws Draenei, Russian accents and a glitter ball together.
*Xcross' Welcome to the Deadmines presents Edwin VanCleef and his croonies in a musical-like performance.
*Maquessa's Maiev, Life After the Betrayer speculates about the fate of a lore character.
WoW fans not only create Machinima movies, some also write their tools, such as Mads Lund, author of the WoW Machinima Tool. 
*WoW Machinima artist Baron Soosdon plays around with the Depth of Field feature of the WoW Machinima Tool.
==Resources==
*Wikipedia article on Machinima
*Machinima.com
*Machinima.org
*WoW Moviewatch at WowInsider
==References==
Category:Video
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Category:YouTube
Category:Vidding Glossary
Maciej Cegłowski

Maciej Cegłowski, aka Pinboard Guy, is the founder of the social bookmarking site Pinboard. He has become a popular and respected figure in fandom after demonstrating a willingness to listen to and cater to fans who used his website for bookmarking after the fall of Delicious in 2011.
He has published blog posts (The Fans Are All Right) and given talks (Fan is a Tool-Using Animal) about his journey from being dismissive of fandom to learning from fans and welcoming them with open arms.
==Fanworks==
Maciej has made an appearance as a character in at least one fanwork, When Bookmarks Were In Mustache Land, a stage play-style fanfic published to LiveJournal in 2011. It depicts the disastrous redesign of Delicious and fans' reactions to it, the migration to Pinboard, and the creation of the Pinboard feature requests document that fans assembled after Maciej asked them what they'd like to see on the site.
==References==
Mackenzi Lee

Mackenzi Lee is an American YA author. For her 2017 novel The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue, she received a Stonewall Book Award in 2018 for the portrayal of a bisexual man in 18th century Europe. In 2019, she published the Marvel tie-in novel Loki: Where Mischief Lies.
==Links & Resources==
* Wikipedia: Mackenzi Lee
* Goodreads
Category:Young Adult Literature
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Mackie

Mackie is a fanfiction writer active in the The Sentinel fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
* Explosive Consequences (The Sentinel) [gen]
* Skinwalker (Sentinel story) [slash] - part of the Faux Paws Productions Virtual Seasons [FPP-626]
== Interviews ==
* Cascade Library Interview with Mackie ‎ 
== Awards ==
* Mithril Awards/2003 - Action/Adventure - "Useful Lies" - finalist 
* Cascade Times Awards/2001 
** Favorite Crossover - "Destinies Entwined" (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues) - finalist
** Favorite Humorous - "Some Days Are Better Than Others" (with Shellie Williams) - finalist
** Favorite alternate universe series - "Evolution" - finalist
** Favorite episode epilogue - "Recovery" - finalist
** Favorite writing partners - Mackie and Hephaistos - winner
** Favorite Sentinel website - Mackie's Idol Pursuits - finalist
==Reviews and Recommendations==
* "Skinwalker" - 2007 comments at Crack Van
* "Explosive Consequences" - 2000 comments at Katspace
* "Explosive Consequences" - 2013 comments at Crack Van
== Other ==
* Faux Paws Productions Virtual Seasons - editor
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
* Sen O Gwend
* Mackie's Idol Pursuits
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Macross Mecha Designs

Macross Mecha Designs was a site that hosted information about mechs appearing in the Macross and Robotech series. It included canon images, and also provided the webmaster's recommended stats to adapt Macross-only mechs into the Macross II RPG published by Palladium Books. It also linked to several of Deitrich's other sites focused on Palladium roleplay, and the site for Third Invid War, a supplement to the official RPG that he co-authored with Chris Meadows.
The site was last updated in 1998, but fans continued to use Deitrich's schematics in their RPGs.Nov. 24, 2006: "Many of those who still play the RPG incorporate many of his stuff in their Robotech RPG games... He also published a number of mecha stats for Macross for those who wish to incorporate those mecha into Robotech or run a Macross Plus RPG game."
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:Macross
Category:Robotech
Macslash

Macslash was a slash fanfiction mailing list in MacGyver fandom, that also accepted fanfiction from other fandoms featuring Richard Dean Anderson, like Legend and Stargate SG-1. The list was active from 1999 - 2006. MacGyver fanfiction shared on the list was archived at the group's website, the MacGyver Slash Home Page. 
Group description:
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:MacGyver 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know (Blake's 7 story)

"Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know" was also the name of a proposed zine by Bound in Leather Press. See proposed zines to read the flyer.
Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know is a Blake's 7 story by S. Lewis.
It was published in Fire and Ice #2.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
MadNatters

This information is largely drawn from the article "MadNatters" in the Forever Knight Wiki.The MadNatters were a faction of Forever Knight fandom comprising fans who wished to declare an affiliation with the character Dr. Natalie Lambert, but were not members of the original Natalie-affiliated faction, the NatPack. 
==History==
Originally, activity within Forever Knight fandom was oriented to the FORKNI-L mailing list. However, by the late '90s, it was possible for factions to develop a stronger sense of individual community through e-groups (or, later, Yahoo!Groups) and chat rooms. 
Traditionally, to become a member of any Forever Knight faction all a fan needs to do is declare the affiliation; moreover, one can declare as many affiliations as one likes. However, the original faction for fans of Natalie, the NatPackers, decided to admit new members to their community forums only if they had no other affiliation. 
As a result of being denied membership (whether for this or some other reason), a group of fans formed their own separate Natalie-affiliated faction, which they called the MadNatters. Their mailing list went up in July 1997,This date comes from personal correspondence from Stephanie Babbitt to Greer Watson, 18 January 2012. and was active for a couple of years. The name of the faction presumably reflects their reaction to the NatPackers' exclusiveness.
Although the MadNatters are inactive, there are still fans who consider themselves to be members.
==Faction Icon==
In 2012, Greer Watson created an icon for the MadNatters as part of her project to create a set of icons for all the Forever Knight factions. The design reflects that which she had previously used for the NatPack icon, and therefore composits a screen capture of Natalie with one of the notebook in which she records her experiments on Nick, includes a caduceus as faction symbol, and employs a background of the tiles from the set most associated with the character, the morgue in the Coroners Building. However, a different caduceus and a different page of the notebook were used. In addition, the picture of Natalie shows her in an assertive state of mind, to reflect the "Mad-" in the name of the faction; and, unlike the NatPack icon, the one for the MadNatters is not circumscribed by a border, which is intended to symbolize the more open membership of the group.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Factions
Category:1997
Category:1998
Category:1999
Mad Archer: The Movie Trailer

Mad Archer: The Movie Trailer [OUAT] is a fanvid by SnowFalls3 for the femslash pairing of Alice Jones/Robin Mills from Once Upon a Time.
As of December 31st 2020, the video has over 24,000 views.
According to the description, the video was inspired by a similiar one in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D fandom, specifically the pairing of Leo Fitz/Jemma Simmons: FitzSimmons: The Movie [Official Trailer]
==Summary==
A modern fairy tale love story that happened once upon a time...
==Response==
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Vids
Category:Femslash Vids
Category:2018 Vids
Mad Boy's Love Song

"Mad Boy's Love Song" is a short story by bee_muse based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It takes place concurrent with the events described in Chapter Eight, and concludes with the canonical first encounter between Laurie and Ralph's current lover, Bunny.
==Synopsis==
Having read of Laurie in Ralph's journals, Bunny is jealous and insecure after hearing that "That Boy" had turned up again. To assure himself of "His Ralph"'s devotion, he decides to prepare an especially delectable high tea for the two of them.
==Background==
For any piece of fan fiction to take Bunny's perspective is unusual; and "Mad Boy's Love Song" was the more so for making a serious effort to understand Bunny and his motivation for behaving the way he does. In response to a comment, the author explains her reasons for tackling the story:
==Comments==
Comments were wryly favourable:
* "This is so true. Of course, there has to be a person behind the flouncing. Drat you.."—greerwatson
* "Self-knowledge is not one of Bunny's strong points, is it?"—heartofoshun
* "Oh dear. Right. It's thoroughly shocking to have to like a character you've quite settled down to detest. It's even worse to feel bad for them, and, dear gods, don't I just. Bit ashamed of myself, too, for dismissing Boo in so high-handed a manner. [...]"—toujours_nigel
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Mad Cow Bites Dog

Mad Cow Bites Dog is a 24-page Professionals slash "photo-quip mini-zine." 
This zine contains a series of screencaps with accompanying captions. From an ebay seller: " Before there were memes there were printed photo manips!"
==Part of a Series==
* Mad Cows & Englishmen
*Mad Cow Bites Dog 
* Mad Cow disease on rise
* Attack of the Killer Cows
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Mad Cows & Englishmen

Mad Cow & Englishmen is a 24-page Professionals slash "photo-quip mini-zine." 
This zine contains a series of screencaps with accompanying captions. From an ebay seller: " Before there were memes there were printed photo manips!"
==Part of a Series==
* Mad Cows & Englishmen
*Mad Cow Bites Dog 
* Mad Cow disease on rise
* Attack of the Killer Cows
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Mad Dog's Corner

Mad Dog's Corner is a Xena: Warrior Princess site dedicated to the characters in episode The Xena Scrolls, Janice Covington and Melinda Pappas. It has fanfiction and icons. Some of the stories are hosted on site, most of them are hosted elsewhere which makes the fanfic page mostly a links index. 
Describtion from the fanfic page:
 
The site was listed in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 21 October 2012) and it was a member of the Ancient Encounters Webring.Mad Dog's Corner, via Wayback: 01 March 2000. (Accessed 21 October 2012) It was hosted by GeoCities.
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Mad Dogs

Mad Dogs is a Mulder/Krycek series by Sleeps With Coyotes. It has three parts. X made a cover for the series. It was displayed at the top of part one at the author's website.
* Mad Dogs: There's a reason why Krycek always comes back for more...
* Phoenix in the Snow: Mulder takes Krycek away to pt the pieces back together, but their enemies have other ideas...
* Reprieve: Mulder needs answers and breathing room if he's to help Krycek, bt will he get either?
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Mad Maudlin

Mad_Maudlin is a fanwriter in various fandoms, including Harry Potter, Merlin, Stargate, Sanctuary, Night Watch, Dr. Who/Torchwood/Sarah Jane, and previously, X-Files.
==Notable Works==
*How to Tame Your Dragon - John/Sherlock, Sherlock - AU in which John is a dragon, all dragons can shapeshift into humans (but most don't), and Sherlock, who is a sorcerer, enslaves John. (8/2011)
*Apotheosis - Gen, Sherlock - set after the episode The Great Game. Author's Summary: John is given a chance to take the fight to Moriarty. You know what they say about whoever fights monsters... (11/2010)
*Lupercalia 'verse - John/Sherlock, Sherlock. AU where John is a werewolf, Sherlock is a telepath, there are mating issues, but apart from that it's just like canon. Ahem. (first part 11/2010)
*A Study in Natural Philosophy - Merlin/Arthur, Merlin. Fusion with His Dark Materials. Author's Summary: It wasn't all that unusual for people to hide their daemons; Merlin, however, seems to be taking it a little far. (02/2010)
*Hell, Rising From a Thousand Thrones - Gen, SGA/SG-1 crossover with the Cthulhu Mythos. The ocean under Atlantis is not empty. Author's Summary: That is not dead which can eternal lie. (07/2009)
*One of Those Days All Week - Gen, SGA. Rodney gets drugged by aliens; hilarity ensues. Author's Summary: Rodney has a bad day. A bad day that's one hundred and sixty-eight hours long. (02/2009)
*-.-. --- -. -. . -.-. - .. --- -. Gen, SGA. The one with the Morse code. Author's Summary: An accident offworld leaves Rodney feeling disconnected from the world around him. Luckily John and his friends are there. (01/2009)
*Heteronormativity, Gender Construction, and Nonverbal Signalling in Intercultural Communication: A Comedy - Various relationships (het and poly), SGA. Mensaverse AU where Teyla used to be a runner, Sumner is alive and well and knitting, and Ronon and Melena like Jennifer a lot. Hilarity ensues. (01/2009)
*Triptych - Gen, SGA/SG-1. The alternate timelines for SG-1 episode Moebius and SGA's The Siege. What happened to the other timelines' Atlantis expeditions because of SG-1's time-travel derring-do? (06/2007)
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Mad Max

Mad Max is a series of Australian post-apocalyptic action films created and directed by George Miller. 
==Canon==
Although the movies follow the misadventures of Max Rockatansky, each movie is essentially a stand-alone; the films are united more by repeated themes, scenes, or items than by characters or story lines. Mad Max: Fury Road is the most recent installment and spawned its own fandom.
*Mad Max (1979)
*Mad Max 2/The Road Warrior (1981)
*Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
*Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
** Mad Max (video game) (2015)
** Mad Max: Fury Road (comic books) (2015)
==Fandom==
The Mad Max fandom is active on Tumblr and Archive of Our Own. The current fandom is predominantly focused on Mad Max: Fury Road and rarely engages with the earlier movies. Popular ships include Furiosa/Max, Capable/Nux, Nux/Slit, and Slit/Toast.
Fury Road was widely praised in feminist circles of fandom for its portrayal of Furiosa, The Wives, and The Vuvalini. It inspired the Furiosa Test.
A subset of the Fury Road fandom has occurred around the War Boys and the masculine culture surrounding the warriors of the overlord character, Immortan Joe. The character design, unique world, and the culture that came out of interviews with Miller indicate an intense familial bond between the older and younger war boys, called pups. Tumblr in particular has latched onto this, and there are numerous pieces of fic and meta around the War Boys.
==Fanwork==
===Fanfiction===
* Mad Max Kink Meme
* Mad Max Fanfic Awards
* Mad Max on Archive of our Own
===Fanart and comics===
*Ask Slit
====Gallery====
File:Maikeldas madmax gal42.jpg|by Maikel Das
===Meta===
Extensive meta was circulated on Tumblr. Tumblr user redshoesnblueskies archived and categorised meta here:
*2015 Mad Max meta posts from Tumblr
*2016 Mad Max meta posts from Tumblr
===Zines===
====Gen====
*Wasteland Souls (2017)
*Fury Road (Mad Max fanzine) (2016)
*Witness (Mad Max fanzine) (2015)
*Road Warrior Revisited (1984)
====Het and Slash====
*Manifest Destiny (2015) 
*Night Like This (2015)
*Outrider (1993)
==Events==
Many fans attend Wasteland Weekend event in California.
==Challenges, Bangs, and Charity==
Fandom Road was a month-long rec-a-thon where fans were encouraged to engage with new fic. 
==Websites==
* Mad Max at TVTropes
*
Mad Max Fandom Creator Spotlight

In early 2019 the Tumblr community Mad Max Fanfic Awards (community) interviewed creators of Mad Max fanworks. People nominated an author who then responded to a Google doc of questions. The interviews were posted on Tumblr.
==Interviews==
* Witness: Baixue88
* Witness: Battle Cat‎
* Witness: Donda
* Witness: Jaetion
* Witness: KirkyPet
* Witness: Owlship
* Witness: Sacrificethemtothesquid
* Witness: Sillyboyblue
* Witness: Splinter
* Witness: Supergirrl
* Witness: Tyellas
==References==
Category:Interviews by Fans
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
Category: Mad Max
Mad Max Meta

Mad Max Meta is a 2015 meta essay written by Shades of Mauve in response to Mad Max: Fury Road. She discusses the feminism of the film, specifically noting the lack of "torture porn" despite the movie's subject, Furiosa as a disabled hero, Max Rockatansky's atypical character arc, and the use of tools instead of weapons.
As of 2018, the tumblr post has 102 notes., June 1, 2015. (Accessed 25 November 2018.)
==Essay==
==References==
Category: Mad MaxCategory:2015 Meta
Category:Disability & Fandom Meta
Mad Max Virtual Panels

In 2019, the Tumblr community Mad Max Fanfic Awards (community) gathered questions for creators of Mad Max fanworks, which were then answered on Tumblr and Discord.
==Mad Max Fandom Virtual Panel #1==
* Topic: The Original TrilogyMad Max Fandom Virtual Panel #1: The Original Trilogy. Retrieved April 13, 2019.Mad Max Fandom The Original Trilogy. Retrieved April 13, 2019.
* Date: January/February 2019
* Moderator: Kalashnikorn
* Panelists: Weirdness_Unlimited, Vanfu, Tyellas, Owlship, Kalashnikorn, and Jaetion
* Questions:
** Question 1: Who’s your favorite character from the original trilogy, and what led you to love this character?
 
** Question 2: The original trilogy was released respectively in 1979, 1981, and 1985. How to you feel that the musical scores in each film have held up? Do the soundtracks feel out of place when you watch these films? The question submitter feels that the 80’s had a kind of cinematic soundtrack style that wasn’t seen before and sort of died out completely by the mid nineties.
** Question 3: If you could change anything about the original trilogy, what would it be? What would you add and subtract? 
** Question 4: How has the Mad Max original trilogy influenced you as a creator?
==Mad Max Virtual Panel #2==
* Topic: All About MaxThe second panel in our series is scheduled for Saturday Feb 9. Retrieved April 13, 2019.
* Date: February 9, 2019
* Questions:
** Is Max of Fury Road the same character as Max in the original trilogy? If so, what do you think of the differences in his characterisation?
** Who is Max at his core?
** Discuss Max and Aunty Entity as foils for each other.
** Of [sic] you are a music person, share some of your Max anthems.
** What are some of your Max headcanons?
** Are Max’s ghosts real?
==Mad Max Virtual Panel #3==
* Topic: Immortal Max: Mythology and Mad MaxThe Fandom Panels are back. This Saturday at 8 UTC. Retrieved April 13, 2019
* Date: April 13, 2019
==References==
Category: Mad Max
Category: 2019 Events
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
Mad Men

Mad Men is an American television drama series created by Matthew Weiner that first aired on AMC in 2007. The show is set in the New York City of the early 1960s, at the fictional Sterling Cooper advertising agency on Madison Avenue, and centers on Don Draper, a high-level advertising executive. Much of the narrative is devoted to exploring the changing social mores of mid-twentieth century America, including the expanding status of and options available to women.
==Mad Men Fandom==
Although the show is very popular, the creative fandom is relatively small.
*We Are Sterling Cooper, twitter
*stories on AO3 (126 as of October 2012)
*stories on FanFiction.Net (80 as of October 2012)
* by yourlibrarian
===Controversies===
The Social Media Examiner did a video interview with Carri Bugbee about fan fiction and social media as a brand issue for creators. She was unfamiliar with fan fiction when she began tweeting as the Mad Men character Peggy Olson, so she seemed unaware there was a particular term for cosplay or what she and the other characters do, RPG. She agreed that some people believed that the RPG was a campaign by AMC, Mad Men's network, especially as Twitter was not well known at the time. She explained though that she was more a fan of Twitter than Mad Men so that her participation was more of a social experiment. However, AMC's response was to suspend the Twitter accounts of the RPG participants only a week after they began tweeting together. She described angry fan reaction, and how the accounts were restored in 24 hours with the request that participants should contact AMC's digital marketing department. Her takeaway for companies is that if they don't manage their characters across the web, that others would and the results might not be what the brands would want. The way she approached her participation was to avoid doing anything she wouldn't do if she were getting paid for the job. The interviewer suggested that fan activities were a boon for brands as they were free advertising, but Bugbee warned that fans could not necessarily be co-opted and might be doing things brands didn't like, so they should be bribed with attention and goodies from the brand owners. She concluded that given the usual marketing costs, these expenses would "be nothing."
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television