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Adpocalypse

The YouTube Adpocalypse is a name coined in early 2017 to describe a site-wide withdraw of advertisers that affected the platform. After the initial controversy, several advertiser-connected controversies were also referred to as "Adpocalypse".
==2016==
Some creators say that Adpocalypse started as early as August 2016 when YouTube started shifting their focus towards more "family-friendly" content. Many channels with adult viewers and more serious/spicy overtones noticed a difference in their earnings.
==2017 and 2018==
In February 2017, Youtuber PewDiePie came under fire for content that YouTube deemed "anti-Semitic" and "hate speech". A lot of major brands (Coca-Cola, Disney, etc.) pulled their advertising as a result.
Later that year concerns regarding advertising on kids-oriented channels resulted in YouTube amending their Partner Program.
In 2018 Logan Paul posted a video from his trip to Japan, where he reacted to finding a body. This prompted a lot of backlash towards him, and resulted in YouTube updating their policies.
==2019==
February 2019 - MattsWhatItIs
May 2019 Vox Adpocalypse (Adpocalypse 2.0)
==2020==
Suzy Lu, drama channels possibly going after each other's sponsors.
Once the Suzy Lu debacle wound down a little, two prominent drama channels involved (TipsterNews and AugieRFC) have been demonetized (though officially not for their involvement)
==2021==
The Brazilian singer and Drag Queen Pabllo Vittar denounced on his social networks that the site has imposed successive sanctions and censorship on his videos, including age restrictions, while other artists with explicit content do not go through the same treatment. Pabllo argued that possibly Youtube is boycotting her for being an artist LGBT, fact already evidenced by several other artists.
==2022==
Category:YouTube
Category:2016 Events
Category:2017 Events
Category:2010s Events
Category:2020s Events
Adrenalineshots

adrenalineshots is a fanwriter and fanartist in Supernatural fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Impala's Run.png|Poster art for Impala's Run, created for the 2013 Supernatural Gen Big Bang
File:Bannerbb2010.jpg|Banner for 2010 Supernatural and J-Squared Big Bang Challenge!
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Adrian Flores

Adrian Flores is an artist and illustrator who has provided numerous pieces of artwork for an assortment of fanzines.
These include such fandoms as Twin Peaks, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Flores hails from the small coastal town of Palcios, Texas, and has lived in various cities throughout the Lone Star State, including Houston and San Antonio.
==Fan Art==
Flores' interest in Deep Space Nine and The Next Generation, and particularly the characters of Kira Nerys and Beverly Crusher, fueled his contributions to fandom as an artist.
Over the years he has worked in various mediums, including ink, pencil, and watercolor.
He has provided illustrations for publications including Nine, Secrets of Twin Peaks, The Beverly File, Asbestos Envelope, Bedside Manners, and Deep Spaces. His work has also appeared on numerous publicity posters and pieces of signage.
==Personal life==
In 2016, Flores married author and fellow fan Anthony Wynn in a ceremony held in Yachats, Oregon. They currently reside in Northern California.
==Examples of Artwork==
<gallery heights=260px widths=180px>
Image:Deepspaces-3.jpg|Interior Art Deep Spaces #3, from "Joelar"
Image:Bedside manners.jpg|Cover Art Bedside Manners
File:Asbest4.jpg|Cover Art Asbestos Envelope #4
Image:Beverly Files 3.jpeg|Cover Art The Beverly File #3
Image:Nine.jpg|Cover Art, Nine
Image:Nineart2.jpg|Interior Art, Nine
Image:Nineart7.jpg|Interior Art, Nine
 
Category:Fans
Category:Fanartists
Adric

Adric is a companion of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors in Doctor Who. He was the third companion to die in the show, after a gap of sixteen years. He's somewhat infamous in the fandom for being a little annoying, despite a heroic death.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Resources & External Links==
*Adric (Doctor Who) - Ao3 tag
*Adric - Fanfiction.net filter
*earthshocked - LiveJournal community
*Adric's Angels - forum
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Adric's War

Adric's War is a Doctor Who 60-page novel by Louann Qualls.
From a 1992 ad in FYI Adzine: "It's a relentless game of cat-and-mouse as Adric discovers he must defeat the Master from killing an earlier Doctor when he reluctantly gives the Time Lord access to Block Transfer Computations. Far better than any episode with Adric in it!"
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Adrichat

Adrichat is the pairing of Adrien Agreste and Chat Noir, two personas of the same character, and thus a selfcest ship. It is largely a crack ship.
The Adrichat ship initially started with a popular Tumblr post from user buggachat. The post joked about how Adrien would google his name with Chat Noir's to see if anyone suspected his secret identity just to instead only find RPF Adrien/Chat Noir fanfiction. Because of this post, Adrichat became an extremely popular joke in the fandom for a brief period. Since there were so many different takes on the joke, Adrichat ended up coming 2nd place on Tumblr's Fandometrics weekly ship round-up for April 20th, 2020 despite few people genuinely shipping it. The Fandometrics post acknowledged Adrichat's significant rise from not being featured in the top 20 previously to being 2nd place by including a Chat Noir gif at the bottom of the post and by using Miraculous Ladybug tags. The post was received positively by fans. 
Adrichat occasionally also refers to pairing Adrien/Chat Noir with another person who is an identical doppelgänger - doppelgängers have been encountered a few times in Miraculous canon.
==Fandom==
The joke was started by buggachat on tumblr with the following post: 
Common tropes include Adrien supporting or creating the Adrichat ship to help protect his secret identity or to mess with Plagg. Fanworks including Adrichat often feature Marinette's and his other friends reaction to it. This typically involves Marinette and/or Alya writing Adrichat fics or considering them as rivals in love. 
==Example Fanworks==
Memes:
* Animatic by sassylostchildbynow
* Video Summary of Notable Posts by stronk-anime-nya 
* Collection of Memes
Games:
* Adrien Agreste Otome Dating Simulator: Love!Noir
Shitposts / Headcanons: 
* Adrian forgetting that a Ao3 page was on his phone 
* Chat Noir accidentally reading Ladybug's Adrichat fic
* One of my favorite ML headcanons is that the magic of the miraculous prevents people from discovering their secret identities. Headcanon by airagornchada
* okay imma be real with y’all adrichat is ooc as fuck How various characters would react to being shipped with their superhero identities
Comics:
* For starters, it needs more puns. Nothing’s more seductive than puns. by serenagold on Tumblr
* they both have that picture saved by anna-scribbles on Tumblr
* Adrien thinking about kissing Chat Noir by pawesomelybuggy on Tumblr
Events: 
* Chatdrien August (2020)
* Adrichat spin the bottle week, an event organised for June 2021
== Links & Resources ==
* adrichat tag on Tumblr
* Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir/Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Relationships
Category:Selfcest Relationships
Adrien Agreste

Adrien Agreste is the secondary protagonist of Miraculous Ladybug. His superhero identity is Chat Noir.
== Canon ==
Adrien Agreste is a student at Collège Françoise Dupont in Paris. He also works as a model for Gabriel, his father's fashion brand. He wields the Cat Miraculous (also called Black Cat Miraculous) and--with the aid of Plagg, the kwami of destruction--he transforms into the cat-themed superhero, Chat Noir. 
===Chat Noir===
As Chat Noir, Adrien wields the power of destruction. He activates this power by saying the word Cataclysm which then allows Chat Noir to destroy whatever he touches with his hand. After using this power he has five minutes left before the Miraculous runs out of energy and as a result he de-transforms. As Chat Noir, Adrien also wields a staff which can be used as a weapon and a communicator.
== Fandom ==
===Tropes & Fanon===
*Character is a Cat - used for Adrien or Plagg.
*Catboy AU
*Miraculous Side Effects - a relatively popular concept is Adrien/Chat Noir suffering side effects from having the cat miraculous; in general, fans are partial to purring and cat-like affectionate behavior. This trope is also used, although less usual, for Marinette/Ladybug, whose side effects tend to involve mainly a weakness to cold.
*Adrien is a Sentimonster - many fans of the show have theorized about the possibility since the powers of the Peacock Miraculous were further explored in Season 3.NicoSchmiko, In defense of the 'Adrien is a sentimonster theory', posted on Reddit on April 24, 2021. (Accessed September 25, 2021).Is Adrien Agreste a Sentimonster?, video by Toon Ruins on YouTube. Posted on March 27, 2021 (Accessed September 25, 2021).Thread by Thomas Astruc on Twitter about sentimonsters. Posted on July 22, 2021 (Accessed September 25 2021).
===Shipping===
* Adrien/Marinette
* Adrien/Kagami (Adrigami)
*Adrien/Nino (Adrino)
*Adrien/Luka (Lukadrien)
*Adrichat
====Platonic====
*Adrien Agreste & Nathalie Sancoeur
== Fanworks ==
===Fanfiction===
* Scarlet Fever by LoganLight
* Pick-Up and Chase by SKayLanphear
* the art of living lies and a fine mingling of letting go by blueh
* Hero Chat by Cornerverse
===Fanart===
* this show kills me every episode by buggachat
* my sweet sweet boy by jullovve
* “I’m telling you Adrien, Chat Noir’s a punk ass BITCH” by sidedoodlez
===Cosplay===
* Adrien Agreste Miraculous Ladybug Cosplay Transformation by The 86th Floor: Cosplay Revolutions
===Zine===
* Meowraculous Chat Noir Zine
== Links & Resources ==
* Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir tag at Archive of Our Own
* official Adrien Agreste Instagram account
== References ==
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Characters
Adrien Agreste/Luka Couffaine

Adrien Agreste/Luka Couffaine is the pairing of Adrien Agreste and Luka Couffaine in the Miraculous Ladybug fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* Lukadrien June, held yearly from 2018 to 2021.
===Awards===
*The pairing was an entry in the third MLM Ship Bracket Tournament (2023)
===Fan Art===
* (2023), drawn for the Luka Couffaine Appreciation event.
* (2024)
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2019)
===Wikis===
* on the Shipping Wiki
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Adrien Agreste & Nathalie Sancoeur

Adrien Agreste & Nathalie Sancoeur refers to a friendship. Since Adrien's father is cold in canon and his mother out of the picture for much of his life, some fans enjoy exploring how Adrien might seek care from Nathalie and Nathalie might reluctantly mother or care for Adrien as well. Nathalie is also often portrayed in a relationship with Adrien's father, so the relationship with Adrien is could be like that of a step-parent.
There are not many works which include this as a focus, as the Love Square and the relationships among the kids or Adrien's relationship with his father are significantly more important. However it is frequently included in the background.
==Background==
==Meta and discussion==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
* heartless by design by darkavenue has explores Nathalie's importance to Adrien as one of the core drivers of the plot of the fic.
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Adrien%20Agreste%20%7C%20Chat%20Noir%20*a*%20Nathalie%20Sancoeur/works
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Relationships
Adrienne

Adrienne may refer to:
== Fans ==
* Adrienne, a Hanson fan
* Adrienne Losin, a fan within the Australian science fiction community
* Adrienne LeVine, a Star Trek: The Original Series fanartist
It may also be a misspelling of Adrien and refer to:
== Characters ==
* Adrien Agreste, a Miraculous Ladybug character.
Adrienne Losin

Adrienne Losin (???? - 9 October 2019) was a long-time fan within the Australian science fiction community, becoming involved in many groups and conventions. 
A high school teacher, she joined what became the Doctor Who Club of Victoria at its foundation; she stepped in to become the club's media spokesperson, newsletter editor and interim President, publishing at least four issues of The Victorian Time Machine. Her public identification and active involvement within the club in its early days has led to her common (but inaccurate) attribution as being the club founder, although she certainly helped lay some significant groundwork for the club. 
She was also an early participant in Austrek, helping to organise its first Trekcon and other events. 
In both clubs, her aversion to committee politics led to her largely (but not completely) stepping away after being invited to formalise her involvement.
Over subsequent years, she was a participant in a wide and diverse variety of groups and conventions, in both Australia and overseas.
==Early Doctor Who Club==
Doctor Who Club of Victoria co-founder Judith McGinness later recalled Adrienne's participation in the early club, commencing with Tom Baker's visit to Melbourne:
==Legacy==
Adrienne passed away in 2019.
Geoff Allshorn wrote an obituary for Adrienne that was published in SF Commentary #101 in February 2020:
==References==
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:2019 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Adrift

Adrift is a Kirk/Spock story by Katherine Cooke. 
It was published in the print zine Heroes in the Wilderness.
 
==Summary==
"Under the triple moons of a watery planet Spock discovers the ways of the inhabitants, and between Captain and First Officer 'something new and wonderful is born.'"
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Adult

A rating applied to fanworks containing mature content of some kind. 
"Adult" was once commonly used to describe all fan fiction and zines that were not labeled gen; in practice, it usually included sexually explicit het and all slash. Another rating used at the time with the same meaning was Age Statement Required.
"Adult" is now more commonly used as an equivalent to the R or NC-17 ratings, or by authors who choose not to give specific ratings to their stories to warn for sexual or potentially disturbing content or mature themes. In zine fandom, zines labeled "adult" usually require an age statement to purchase.
Also see Sexually-Explicit Fanworks.
==Some Fan Opinion==
===1969===
From the editor's comments in the fourth issue of Spockanalia: 
===1979===
From a Star Trek: TOS fan: 
===1987===
From a Pros fan: 
===1990===
From a 1990 flyer for the Beauty and the Beast artzine Wildheart: 
From a 1990 APA: 
===1992===
From a 1992 Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine: 
===1996===
===2001===
A zine editorial complains about reserving the word 'adult' for sexually explicit material: 
===2012===
From an interview with Pat Massie: 
==Meta/Further Reading==
* , March 19, 2009
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Adult Swim

Adult Swim is a night-time programming block of Cartoon Network, airing nightly from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Adult Swim airs a mixture of animated and live-action comedies, as well as adult-oriented anime. Many of Adult Swim's programs are known for their black comedy and surreal nature. Due to differences in demographics, Adult Swim and Cartoon Network are considered separate networks for ratings purposes.
==Programs==
Notable Adult Swim programs include:
*American Dad!
*Aqua Teen Hunger Force
*Attack on Titan
*Bob's Burgers
*Cowboy Bebop
*Dragon Ball
*Family Guy
*Fullmetal Alchemist
*Futurama
*Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
*Joe Pera Talks With You
*King of the Hill
*Metalocalypse
*Naruto
*Primal (cartoon)
*Rick and Morty
*Robot Chicken
*Samurai Jack
*Smiling Friends
*Space Ghost Coast to Coast
*The Boondocks
*The Eric Andre Show
*The Venture Brothers
== Fandom ==
Adult Swim regularly ranks No. 1 in cable viewers 12-14, adults 18-34, and males 12-14.Subversive 'Adult Swim' enjoys cult-like following The block has garnered somewhat of a cult following due to its surreal programming and laid-back attitude. 
Adult Swim is recognized in the anime community for exposing adult-oriented anime to western audiences, as it is one of the only cable networks in the United States to broadcast such. The block has also gained a reputation for reviving cancelled series, most notably Family Guy and Futurama. 
As part of the block's annual April Fool's Day stunt, Adult Swim revived the popular action-oriented Cartoon Network programming block Toonami. The following day, Adult Swim posted a message to their Twitter page, stating "Want it back? Let us know. #BringBackToonami. On April 4, Adult Swim released a follow up tweet stating "#BringBackToonami We've heard you. Thank you for your passion and interest - stay tuned." Due to an extensive fan campaign, Adult Swim later confirmed via Facebook that Toonami would return on May 26.
Adult Swim is instantly recognized for its unique bumpers, or short clips that play before programs. These often consist of humorous black-and-white text non-sequiturs, or time-lapsed stock footage featuring the Adult Swim logo. In May of 2021 a trend appeared on TikTok where users attempt to mimic Adult Swim's bumpers.TikTok's Adult Swim Trend, Explained
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Hiblcfrwalr11.png|Here's a minimalist wall of Adult Swim stars. Can you name them all? by u/OurCustoms
File:DYa vMRXkAIf6tn.jpeg|Adult Swim Love Party by moloko-plus
==Resources==
*Adult Swim Wiki
*Bumpworthy, an archive of Adult Swim bumpers
*Swimpedia, an archive of previous Adult Swim schedules
*Adult Swim - The History of a Television Empire
==References==
Adult Themes in Fanfic

Adult Themes in Fanfic is an essay by Christine Morgan.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* writing erotic fanfic
* writing erotic fanfic for cartoons
* Why do you write that stuff?
* Why do people read about sex?
* Does fanfic need to have sex in it?
* Won't people be offended?
* What about your responsibility as a writer?
* Won't children be corrupted?
* Would you let your own child read your stories?
* How dare you write about cartoon characters like that?
* "Some people think I must write about sex because I'm a desperate, lonely woman with no life. On the contrary, most of the best erotic writers I have ever known are in happy, stable, loving relationships that give them confidence and security..."
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Gargoyles
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites‎
Category:1999 Meta
Adults Like Hanson Too

Adults Like Hanson Too was a Yahoo Group for adult Hanson fans. 
As of December 27, 2016, there were 490 registered members.
==Group Description==
==Related Links==
*ALH2 Homepage
Category:Hanson Mailing Lists
Category:1998 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
AdvanceShipping

AdvanceShipping is a term for the romantic pairing of Ash and May in the Pokémon anime. AdvanceShipping along with ContestShipping (Drew/May) were two of the most popular ships of the Advance Generation series.
Fans sometimes draw parallels with ApprenticeShipping, with Ash in the role of the tutor and May as the student.
== Canon Interaction ==
Because pairings in the Pokémon anime very rarely become canonical, fans often debate about possible romances occurring off-screen or that may occur in the future. AdvanceShippers have collected "evidence" from the various seasons of the anime as well as the official movies to support their pairing.
== Notable Fanworks ==
* Two halves make a whole by R-SRaven - AdvanceShipping fanart
* BreaktheCycle by R-SRaven - AdvanceShipping/anti-ContestShipping fanart
== External links ==
* Advanceshipping Group on DeviantArt
* ADVpedia - an Advanceshipping Wiki
** List of AdvanceShipping Fan Fiction
* Ash and May Fan Club on Fanpop
* Ribbon & Ribbon - an Advanceshipping fanlisting
* sato_haru_love - Advanceshipping LiveJournal community
==Resources==
*Shipping:AdvanceShipping at Bulbapedia
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Advanced Fandom Economics: It's Okay To Be A Capitalist

Advanced Fandom Economics: It's Okay To Be A Capitalist is a 2008 essay by Leva Cygnet.
It has the subtitle: "Money Isn't Evil, It's What You Do to Make it That Matters."
The topic is Cygnet's for-profit site, Firefox News, and why it doesn't commit the same sins as Laura Hale's site, Fan History Wiki.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Cygnet wants to be able to "keep the lights on" at Firefox News, the site makes "less than minimum wage" per hour, and Cygnet "exactly trying to get rich"
* Firefox News isn't like Fan History Wiki (a controversy that was burning up the fannish discourse at the time) because Cygnet isn't: 1) outing, being rude to, or stalking anyone, which is violating the rules of fandom. But if you do those things, like Fan History Wiki and Laura Hale and "...violate the basic and generally accepted behavioral standards of a community that you're trying to make money off of, (1) you suck and (2) you'd better expect a vicious backlash from the community."
* a LOT of slippery slopes and rationalizations 
* Firefox News is staffed and owned by fans, so making money is okay
* not making a distinction between fans who spend hours creating fanworks for no money as opposed to a fan site owner who spends hours on a public service (aka personal hobby) and wants to be paid for it
* "I know I'm not one of the bad guys, and I'm not going to let somebody else's bad behavior stop me from giving back to the community."
* it's not a fan's fault their excellent site is so popular that now it costs a lot of money to run
* making money with ads, advice about Adsense, and "There are three types of ads you need to worry about: CPM, PPC, and affiliate."
==From the Essay==
 
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Advent Calendar

An advent calendar is a group (though sometimes single-fan) on-line activity and project that is meant to, starting on December 1, reveal one fanwork a day until the finale on December 25.
==Examples of Advent calendars==
* A Time to Receive, a K/S advent calendar
* a Harry Potter calendar is hp_advent at InsaneJournal (2008)
* a J2 calendar is here (2008).
* a K/S calendar is K/S Advent Calendar (2008).
* a Sentinel calendar is here (2009). 
* a Starsky and Hutch calendar is here (2007). 
* a Professionals calendar is here (2011). 
* a Supernatural calendar is here (2007). 
* The X-Files Advent Calendar, an X-Files calendar (2001-2010)
* a Kirk/McCoy calendar is here. (2012). 
* Saba's Multi-Fandom Advent Calendar (2005-).
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Calendars
Category:Challenge Glossary
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Advent Challenge

Advent Challenge was an advent calendar challenge that ran from 2007 to 2013, and was briefly resurrected in 2017. Despite the name, it also had a summer round. There were 1,493 posts and 2,495 comments recorded in the LiveJournal community as of 2022.
==About==
By 2010, there were three difficulty levels to choose from:
==Links==
*Tags
*Prompts used 2007-2013
*FAQ post from 2010
*Community: adventchallenge on AO3
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Advent Drabbles

Advent Drabbles is a multifandom drabble/drawble exchange based on LiveJournal, InsaneJournal and Dreamwidth. It runs in December and asks participants to post a total of 24 works in the days leading up to Christmas.
The LiveJournal community listed Advent Challenge as an affiliate community.
== Links ==
* Tag on AO3
Category:Multifandom Challenges