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Fanfic50

fanfic50 was a challenge community that hosted an open challenge for fanfiction and icons. There were 2,503 entries and 3,356 comments recorded in the community as of 2022. Original works were allowed, but the community would not accept works based in fandoms where the original creators didn't allow fanworks.
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Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Fanfic: The Nekkid Truth

Fanfic: The Nekkid Truth is an article about fanfiction at www.zealot.com. The article explains fanfic to a lay audience and gives a good impression of what's out there in 2000.
The article used an Angel/Doyle manip that may or may not be fannish in origin. 
Melissa Good is mentioned and the article includes a definition of glossary terms such as slash, PWP, Mary Sue and Uber.
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:2000 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Fanfic: Why I Do the Voodoo That I Do

Fanfic: Why I Do the Voodoo That I Do is an essay by Dasha K.
Intro: "If you're a fan fiction writer and are relatively open about it with your family and friends, like I am, you probably get weird looks and comments like: "Why do you spend so much time on writing about TV people? I mean, it's not like you're getting paid for it or anything?" Or my personal favorite: "Why don't you write something REAL?" We just don't get no respect, do we? But sometimes, late at night when I can't sleep (gotta cut down on those lattes, although the local Starbucks and Caribou would go broke without me), I ponder that question myself. Why have I devoted more than two years of my life to this pursuit?"
==Some Topics Discussed==
* writing fiction, writing fanfiction
* obsessions
* The X-Files
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==Author's Addendum==
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Fanfic: is it right to write?

Fanfic: is it right to write? is a 2004 article about fanfiction by Helen Razer at "The Page," an Australian site. 
The article's topic line says: "Fans of successful stories fancy writing, too, but their adaptations are causing angst." 
The article introduces the genre to a lay audience and claims that "all of it risks inspiring the fury of Warner Brothers and Harry's other trademark holders."
The article repeats the myth that the majority of fanfic is porn.
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:2004 News Media
Fanfic? Art or Fantasy Fulfillment

Fanfic? Art or Fantasy Fulfillment is a 1998 essay by bliss. 
bliss was a guest commentator for CiCi Lean's Acid Desk newsletter.
The topic was fanfic, quality of fanworks, amateur writing, and The X-Files.
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
FanficMaker

The FanficMaker is a website hosting a Madlibs-style fanfiction generator to "Automatically generate eye-wateringly bad stories!"YouTube description and Facebook description Users can enter the story details of their choice (character names, superpowers, MacGuffin, time period, author name, etc) or use a selection of presets from various fandoms. Five sliders are also available to determine the story's level of violence, sexual content, cliches, the author's egotisticalness ("At high values the author will even insert themselves into the story."), and the typing style. Different fonts and background images are also selectable.
The FanficMaker was coded by Thomas Wrobel and Bertine van Hövell and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0). In 2016, in response to the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, an option to display the story as a Star Wars intro crawl was added, alongside the addition of a TFA fandom preset for the generator.
==Intro page excerpt==
==Available fandom presets==
*24
*Ace Attorney
*Attack On Titan
*Avatar the Last Airbender
*Batman
*Bleach
*Breaking Bad
*Buffy
*Chrono Trigger
*Classic Doctor Who
*Cornetto Trilogy
*Creepypasta
*Death Note
*Doctor Who
*Dragon Ball
*EarthBound
*Farscape
*Fate/Stay Night
*Fire Emblem
*Five Nights at Freddy's
*Good Omens
*Guardians of the Galaxy
*Harry Potter
*Hetalia
*HIMYM
*Homestuck
*Hunger Games
*Inside Out
*Jojo's Bizzare Adventure
*Justice League
*King of the Hill
*Legend of Korra
*Legend of Zelda
*Lord of the Rings
*Mass Effect
*Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
*MLPFiM
*Mystery Inc
*Naruto
*Once Upon a Time
*One Piece
*OS-Tan
*Parappa the Rapper
*Percy Jackson
*Person of Interest
*Pokemon
*Red Dwarf
*Redwall
*Sesame Street
*Sherlock
*Sonic satAM
*Sonic
*Spider-Man
*Splatoon
*Star Trek DS9
*Star Trek TNG
*Star Trek TOS
*Star Trek Voyager
*Star Wars Episode 1
*Star Wars
*Star Wars: TFA
*Stargate SG1
*Super Mario Bros.
*Superman
*Supernatural
*Teen Titans
*The Avengers (Classic)
*The Avengers (film)
*The Beverly Hillbillies
*The Chronicles of Narnia
*The Covenant
*The Lost Boys
*The Simpsons
*Touhou Project
*Twilight
*Warriors
*X-Men
*Yu-Gi-Oh
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:2010s
Fanfic 101

Fanfic 101 is a website with essays (or "lectures") on writing fanfiction. It also used to host fanfiction by Celli (the "Page of Doom") and Jen F..
The main authors are Celli and Jen F. Other authors are Calanthe, Jayne, Robin, Chris, and Lizbet.
The page was mentioned and quoted in Why? -- A Not-Remotely-Complete Investigation of the "Why Slash/Why Het/Why Femslash" Debate.
==Descriptions==
Description from seanachais:
From the website:
==The Essays==
* Mary Sues and Other Confessions
* Fan Fiction ~ My Road to Publication
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* Author's Notes OR How to Make Sure I Never Read Your Story
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* Whose Story Is It Anyway?: Challenges, Fanon, and Injokes
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==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:How To
Fanfic As Genre

Fanfic As Genre was a multi-fandom podcast by Annie that launched in 2020. 5 episodes were released.
* A Personal History of Fanfiction - Dec. 25, 2020
* Practicing for Life: Alternate Universes and Turning Points - Dec. 31, 2020
* How to Travel Time and Influence People - Jan. 21, 2021
* OTPs: A Spike and Buffy Story - March 19, 2021
* Chew on that! - March 5, 2021
==References==
Category:2020 Podcasts 
Category: Meta on Audio
Fanfic Bake-off

Fanfic Bake-off was a writing challenge inspired by fandomwords100 for works between 100-1000 words, based on two monthly prompts. It allowed fanfiction, crossovers and original fiction, but no RPF. As of 2023, there were 2,579 entries and 10,608 comments recorded in the community.
== Links ==
* Community tags
* List of affiliates
* Fanfic Bake-off and Fanfic Bakeoff search on AO3
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Fanfic Challenge Smorgasbord

Fanfic Challenge Smorgasbord was a theme community that imported prompt tables from several other communities that were no longer active. It also allowed advertising for other fanfic-related communities. 580 entries and 951 comments were left in the community since 2009.
==About==
==Links==
*Post for mods of other communities to "donate" their prompt tables
*Hall of Fame
*Community tag list
*AO3 tag
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Fanfic Comment Writing Month

Fanfic Comment Writing Month (or FaFiCoWriMo, a shortening modeled after NaNoWriMo) is a tumblr promoting a yearly challenge: to leave a comment on every fic you enjoyed during the month of January.
The first Fanfic Comment Writing Month took place in January 2019.
The tumblr also reblogs posts related to fanfic reading and comment writing.
==See also==
*Feedback
*ao3commentoftheday
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Category:2018 Tumblr
Category:2019 Tumblr
Category:2020s Tumblr
Fanfic Cover

A fanfic cover is a piece of fanart created as a cover image for a story. It usually contains the title of the story and the name of the author, but it can also include additional information. A fanfic cover can be designed like a traditional book cover, but there are no limitations on form or style. 
Many online fanfic covers are photo manipulations and other photo art, although digital and traditional drawings and paintings are common, too.
Cover art is often created as part of a Big Bang collaboration between author and artist. Sometimes authors design their own covers, sometimes a friend or collaborator designs it for them before the story is posted, and sometimes it's gift art by a reader of the story or created/commissioned by an archivist or the fan who compiles a podbook.
The FOX Awards in 2000 were presented for achievements in fanfiction cover art in the X-Files fandom.
==Examples==
File:Fullmoon.jpg|Full Moon, cover by Frame Phantom. Winner of the FOX Awards in the category Outstanding MSR Fanfiction Cover Art (2000)
File:Justbetween.jpg|Just Between Series, photo art cover by Calli, gift art (2001)
File:Rps drvsilla 001w7cfq.jpg|Into His Hand, cover in poster style by cathybites, created for the Supernatural Big Bang (2008)
File:On the knob training.jpg|On the Knob Training, front and back cover by Yue ix in book cover style, created for the Box of Magic Merlin Big Bang (2009)
File:Aboveandbeyondcoverbynicci.jpg|Above and Beyond, cover manip by Nicci (2009)
File:Snafu.jpg|SNAFU, cover and fic by Ali (2010) 
File:MightierStill.jpg|Mightier Still, cover art by Korilian in pulp/comic style, created for Atlantis Big Bang (2010)
File:OfRecoilandGrace.png|Of Recoil and Grace, cover banner by la_esmeralda_, created for Paperlegends (2010)
File:NothingEverPromised.png|Nothing Ever Promised, cover art by feyuca, created for Paperlegends (2011)
File:Winterheart Cover.jpg|Winterheart Cover by Artmetica, created for Winterheart by goddamnhella (2014)
File:Deep freeze.png|Cover Art for Deep Freeze by Kadorienne, created by RenneMichaels (2017)
Category:Crafts
Category:Visual Art
Category:Fiction Writing
Fanfic Discussion is for the Readers. Deal.

Fanfic Discussion is for the Readers. Deal. is an essay by Arduinna. It makes the point that fic discussion is different from feedback or concrit.
The essay was posted to Essays: Rants and Rambles.
"Written after a few too many authors chimed in on discussions of their story -- to bitch about how their stories were being discussed."
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Excerpt==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Fanfic Flamingo

Fanfic Flamingo is a fandom-specific Advice Animal. 
The structure of this meme is a graphic with three parts: (1) Something that occurs in fandom or a fanfic that one is reading or writing, (2) a flamingo head, and (3) one's response, which may be advice, OTT reactions, mildly ironic statements, or funny observations about fandom and its quirks..
For instance: "FAVORITE AUTHOR LEAVES FOR ANOTHER FANDOM .... RESENT THAT FANDOM FOREVER." 
Fanfic Flamingo is diligent about accessibility, always including digital text to supplement the graphic. 
The Fanfic Flamingo is currently hosted on Tumblr and maintained by anatsuno with the help of marina. It originated in a joke post by butterflythread.17.3.2011, Don't Worry, I'm From The Internet by butterflythread, accessed 4.10.2011
==Example Flamingos==
File:FanficFlamingo1.png|FAVOURITE AUTHOR LEAVES FOR ANOTHER FANDOM (Fanfic Flamingo) RESENT THAT FANDOM FOREVER
File:FanficFlamingo2.jpg|SEE 2 PEOPLE BICKER IRL (Fanfic Flamingo) IMMEDIATELY START SHIPPING THEM
File:FanficFlamingo3.jpg|MOM EXPLAINS HOW SOME FANS WOULD WRITE KIRK AND SPOCK BEING ... "TOGETHER" (Fanfic Flamingo) ACT SHOCKED 
File:FanficFlamingo4.png|FANFIC HAS NOT MADE ME ANTISOCIAL (Fanfic Flamingo) I'M JUST NOCTURNAL NOW
File:FanficFlamingo5.jpg|AUTHOR'S NOTE: "PLEASE R&R!!!!" (Fanfic Flamingo) NO.
==References==
Category:2010s
Fanfic Haters Anonymous

Fanfic Haters Anonymous was one of the first anon memes, where people could safely criticize (or bash) popular fics without fear of retribution from the author. 
From the first post:
The first post was multifandom, but later posts focused on single fandoms or genres. Though the activity on the meme never really took off in most fandoms, many threads attracting only few dozen comments (or none at all), the X-Files thread remained active for several years (last comment is from 2009) and became more of a general purpose anonmeme for the X-Files fandom.
==Popular threads==
* Jossverse
* Gundam
* Alias
* Highlander
* Anime in general
* Lord of the Rings
* The X-Files
==Reactions/Reviews==
The majority of the discussions surrounding the community took place in the first few months of 2004. The venom expressed in the LotR thread (created 2 July 2004) was probably the inspiration for the LJ comm fanfic_hats, founded by Tolkien fan Altariel on 22 July 2004.
Disapprobation:
Critique
Squee
Cynicism
Amusement
Snark
Support
==Meta==
* by cereta (June 13, 2004)
==references==
Category:Meme Journal Communities
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:2000s
Fanfic Radioplay Productions

Fanfic Radioplay Productions, also known as radioplay.org or FFRP, was an animanga podficcing group and later original radioplay group. 
==Works Podficced==
===Ranma 1/2===
*"Ranma is Dead" by Gary Kleppe
*"In Between Jobs" by Tom and June Geraci
*"Nerima Home Companion" by Ukyou Kuonji
*"Taming of the Horse" by Vincent Seifert
*"Hearts of Ice" by Krista Perry
*"WUE for People With Short Attention Spans" by Alan Harnum
==Voice Actors==
*June Geraci (KaraOhki)
*Ed Becerra
*Krista Perry
*Donny Cheng
*Tom Geraci
*Berk Watkins
*TJ Hamilton
*Steven Cornet (Nightman)
*Michiru Kaioh
*Doug MacDougall
*Aili Martel
*Kyle Emmerson
*Jennifer Wand
*Alan Harnum
*Taya
*Sarah Im
*Rein-Chan
Category:PodficcersCategory:Ranma 1/2
Fanfic Recommendations by the Weird Sisters

Fanfic Recommendations by the Weird Sisters was a fanfic recommendation page. It was a member of the Slash Recommendations webring.
==References==
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:La Femme Nikita
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:1999 Websites
Category:2000s Recommendation Sites
Fanfic Status Network

The Fanfic Status Network was a web page that hosted updates about the current status of fic archives for Angel and Buffy fandom. The script and design were by Diabola, maintainer of The Bloodshedverse.
The site went offline sometime between September 2013 and October 2014.
==Sites Included==
Sites whose status is tracked by the Fanfic Status Network as of 2011 include:
* Bodice Ripper 
* Just Rewards 
* Nocturnal Light 
* Season2ep14.net 
* Sinister Attraction 
* Sweet Temptation 
* The Bloodshedverse 
* The Spuffy Realm 
* Vampire's Kiss 
==References==
* Fanfic Status Network "More" page
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:2000s
Fanfic Writers. Gah. I Hate You All.

Fanfic Writers. Gah. I Hate You All. is a 2002 essay by Raietta.
The post is also at the author's blog where it has this addendum (and no comments): 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* BNFs and their big heads
* fanfic vs "real writing"
* power games and idolatry in fandom
* poorly written fanfic vs a good story 
* the wrongness of inverting the status of original and fan fiction
* hurt feelings
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Post==
==Comments Elsewhere==
 
==References==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fanfic and Original Writing

Fanfic and Original Writing is a 2004 essay by Magpie/sistermagpie
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay and Comments==
* original fiction and fanfiction
* Harry Potter fanfiction
* Tolkien and Lord of the Rings fanfiction
* slash as its own genre
* exposition
* Holly Lisle's writing site, specifically How To (Legally and Ethically) Steal Ideas
* worldbuilding
* a link to That slash vs gayfic debate
==From the Essay==
==From the Topics==
==References==
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Fanfic and Other Obsessions

Fanfic and Other Obsessions is a 1998 series of articles about fanfiction. 
The articles are based on the survey responses of over forty people.
==Reactions and Reviews==
*"Part of a series posted back in the late nineties, this is a quick overview of what people find compelling about fanfic, with an emphasis on contributors' opinion and useful linking."Bennie Robbins. Metafic (Accessed 01 April 2012)
==References==
 
Category:1998 News Media
Fanfic by cmshaw

Fanfic by cmshaw is a website with fanfiction and recommendations by cmshaw. It was originally hosted by GeoCities and moved to SlashCity.net where it went live on 22 March 2001. The site was born again on SlashCity.tv on 5 August 2001 and returned to slashcity.net on 25 November 2001.
The site was listed in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 07 September 2013).
==Recommendations==
The recommendations were last updated 1 November 2002. 
==Fan Glossary==
The site had an extensive fanfic glossaryFanfic Definitions, via Wayback: 21 July 2001. (Accessed 28 September 2013) that is still available at ReoCities:
==Links==
Slash Archives
*The definitive listing: Slash Fan Fiction on the Net
*Highlander erotica: HLX
*TrekSmut: R'rain's Slash Archive
*X-Philes: Mulder/Krycek Romantics Association, Mulder/Skinner Slash Society, Dana Scully's Slash Angels, and Archive/X (the new stories)
*Sentinel Slash: 852 Prospect
*Oz Smut: Em City
Fanfic Archives
*The definitive listing: Fan Fiction on the Net
*Highlander: HLFIC-L Archive
*X-Files: Gossamer and Award-Winning Stories
*Archiving ASC and ASC.Erotica.Moderated: Alt.Startrek.Creative Community Website
*The Sentinel (gen only): Guide Posts 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:GeoCitiesCategory:SlashCity
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Oz Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Fanfic in 'Little Women'

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott was published in 1868.Wikipedia: Little Women. (Accessed 20 March 2011) Chapter 10 gives an account of a fan club and fanzine devoted to Charles Dickens' Pickwick Papers.
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens was published in 19 monthly installments between March 1836 and October 1837. Little Women was published in 1868 but is set in New England during the American Civil War (1860-1865) - about 25 years after the publication of Pickwick Papers. 
Chapter 10 of Little Women describes the Pickwick Club set up by the four March sisters who are the protagonists of Little Women. They publish their own version of Pickwick Papers including short fiction and in jokes. Louisa M. Alcott includes one brief fanzine verbatim and follows it with this aside "I beg leave to assure my readers (this) is a bona fide copy of one written by bona fide girls once upon a time".
==References==
Category:Before 1900 Category:Fiction Writing Category:Charles Dickens
Fanfic is Good for Two Things - Greasing Engines and Killing Brain Cells

Fanfic is Good for Two Things - Greasing Engines and Killing Brain Cells is a 2004 academic article by Fiona Carruthers.
It was published in Particip@tions Volume 1, Issue 2 (May 2004).
The "test subjects" are members of a very small fan community, called "Smartania", ("Skewering stupidity so you don't have to.") smartanian_com's Journal , a badfic mocking site. An early link to the site. A later link to the site. Also see So, what the hell is this all about, anyway?.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* good fans and bad fans
* textual poaching
* the bricolage effect of fan writings
* suckfic (a kind of badfic) and hackfiction and hackers (MSTing)
==Oddities==
This paper feels very feral.
The author's paper never ties this fan community in with similar communities such as Godawful Fan Fiction. 
The paper uses language such as "suckfic" and "hackfic," yet never mentions "badfic," a term much more pervasive.
While the fan community practices what appears to be MSTing, a fairly common fannish activity, it never uses that word, and only mentions Mystery Science Theater 3000 once. Nor does it discuss sporking.
The essay's author infiltrates this small fan group with a pseud and appears to quote them without permission. 
It is unclear if the author of this paper actively decided not to expand their horizons, or if the tiny, tiny study group and scope was by ignorance or laziness. In any case, by not discussing contexts, it makes much of the extrapolations somewhat useless. 
The site owners wrote: 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:2004 Academic Commentary
Fanfic is Hard to Write

Fanfic is Hard to Write is a 2005 essay by Catherine Rain.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
"I'm tired of hearing that fanfic is easier to write than original fiction. It's not a training ground for beginners. It's not a kit with all the parts pre-cut. Well-done fanfic is harder to write than original fiction in a handful of ways, which I am going to rant about."
==Parts==
* "The boundaries of what you can decide to do are less flexible."
* "Sometimes you run out of places in the plot to fit exploration without violating canon."
* "Fans' preconceptions are strict and need to be considered."
* "Fans are less accepting of changes in characters."
* "You have a lot to live up to."
* "Not getting to write the big important scenes."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
 Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2005 Meta
Fanfic is becoming more and more mainstream while still remaining largely transgressive.

Fanfic is becoming more and more mainstream while still remaining largely transgressive. is a post at AO3 Comment of the Day.
As of mid-May 2021, it had 11,495 notes.
==The Post==
==Fan Comments==
===Suggestions On How To Introduce Fans To Fandom Culture===
===Disproportionate Impact On Queer Voices===
===Racism===
===In Response to the Claims That AO3 Hosts Child Porn===
===Fandom As a Generational Conflict===
===Fandom is Transgressive===
===Fandom is Neither Transgressive Nor Progressive===
===Fandom's Cringe Factor===
===Sanitization of Fandom To Make It More Marketable===
===Moderating For Objectionable Content Has Both A Monetary and Social Price===
===Fandom Culture Vs Terrain Markers===
===On The Lack of Femmeslash===
===Food Metaphors, and Fandom As Your Local Diner Serving Up What the Chain Restaurants Don't Offer===
===Fandom As An Ever Increasing Speedway===
===Protect AO3 From Corporations And Capitalism===
===AO3 Tagging Supports Consent===
===General===
==References==
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2021 Meta
Fanfic of the damned

Fanfic of the damned is a 2002 article by Annalee Newitz. 
It is primarily mean-spirited and is an example of fansplaining. The article mentions Chillingeffects (a website with a section devoted to the legal issues that plague fan writers), mentions a Star Trek fan site that was served with a cease-and-desist notice from Viacom's attorneys for posting a plot synopsis of the latest Star Trek movie, the Star Wars Chicks Web ("Who knew that Darth Maul could be an object of desire"), an ALF porn fanfic site, and noted that "even sweet Anne McCaffrey" has sicced her lawyers on people who draw pictures of dragons inspired" by McCaffrey's work. It also proclaims Staked Blake to be the oddest fanfic ever.
This article was reprinted in full in DIAL #22, a Pros letterzine.
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==References==
Category:2002 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media