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Reverse the NC-17 Ruling on Fanfiction.net!

Reverse the NC-17 Ruling on Fanfiction.net is a 2002 essay and petition written by JoSelle Vanderhooft "The Reverse the NC-17 Ruling on Fanfiction.net! Petition to www.fanfiction.net was created by Fanfiction.net users and visitors and written by JoSelle Vanderhooft." -- . 
It was posted September 13, 2002, the day after Fanfiction.net's first fiction purge on September 12, 2002.
On September 13, 2002, it had 8000 signatures. NC-17 Petition (Was: Re: Join the protest of fanfiction.net), post at alt.tv.er.creative 
When the petition ended, it had 27197 signatures. Signitures 
==Similar Petitions in 2002==
* Reverse the NC-17 Ruling on Fanfiction.net (27197 sigs)
* FF.NET CAN'T BAN EVERYTHING!!! CUZ WE'RE AGAINST IT!!!! (also called "Bring Back NC-17 Stories on FanFiction.Net") (1575 sigs)
* Freedom of speech at Fanfiction.net, bring back NC-17 fic (565 sigs)
* Keep Music Groups on fanfiction.net (1216 sigs)
* Fan Fiction Authors Unite! Give Us Back Our Write To Post! (2657 sigs)
* Unfair Rulings of FanFiction.net (1052 sigs)
==The Petition==
==Laura Hale's Response==
Laura Hale (using the pseud "Laurie E. Smith") posted a lengthy response to the petition. Hale had been a staffer at Fanfiction.net and had left on poor terms the year before. Hale was also in the middle of launching her new fiction archive site called FanDomination.Net.
==References==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:FF.Net NC-17 Ban Campaigns
Reversible

Reversible (リバーシブル)「りばーしぶる」, also known as Reversi (リバシ) or Reverse (リバ) is a term used by Japanese-speaking media fandom to indicate that a coupling "switches," either in a sexual sense or in the sense of having no set dominant partner. The opposing term is usually "fixed", meaning that ship has a dominant and submissive partner. The term translates into English from Japanese directly as rebashi or riba (from reversi and reverse respectively.) The phrase Reverse Handling (逆取り扱い) may also be used in older sources, and it translates into English directly as gyaku toriatsukai.
In Japanese and other Southeast Asian fandom spaces, tagging in the proper order (e.g., SasuNaru or NaruSasu,) is considered extremely important etiquette. Many people will put a short statement in their profile or bio about whether or not they accept switching, and may go as far as blocking other users who post a version of the ship they don't like. Fans who accept switching will usually indicate this by putting the ship name in their bio as AxBxA, or something along the lines of "リバOK" or "リバ👍". Fans who only like their coupling one way may treat fanworks of the other as a landmine and block to lessen confrontations and discourse.
Although reversibles are most seen with Boys' Love couplings, this is sometimes seen with Yuri and NL ones as well. The sense of "reversible" doesn't necessarily extend to each individual fanwork; an artist may have AxBxA in their bio but still choose to tag individual pieces as AxB or BxA.
== References/Further Reading ==
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Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Doujinshi Glossary
Category:Relationships
ReviewZine (zine published by Medtrek)

You may be looking for The Fanzine Review Zine, a Star Trek: TOS reviewzine.
ReviewZine was an Australian reviewzine that contained news of the various club meetings and listed upcoming events. There were also book reviews for sci fi, crime, fantasy and TV shows. 
It was published by Susan Batho.
It was first issued in print, then online.
It has a fiction sister zine: Medtrek.
==Regarding Compensation==
The zine was initially available with a SASE and a donation for stamps. 
From the editor:
==Issue 36==
ReviewZine 36 was published in July 1995 and contained club meeting news from Sydney (the scifi fi media half of Sydney fandom news). There was also overseas news gleaned from various sources along with 5+ pages of book reviews covering sci fi, crime, fantasy and TV shows such as Quantum Leap. 
==Issue 39==
ReviewZine 39 was published in November 1995.
==Issue 40==
ReviewZine 40 was published in December 1995. It is here.
==Issue 41==
ReviewZine 41 was published in March 1996. It is here.
==Issue 42==
ReviewZine 42 was published in June 1996.
==Issue 43==
ReviewZine 43 was published in July 1996. It is here.
==Issue 44==
ReviewZine 44 was published in Sept 1996. 
==Issue 46==
ReviewZine 46 was published in Jan. 1997
==Issue 47==
ReviewZine 47 was published in July 1997.
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s
Reviewers Using Pseuds

Reviewing fanworks under a specific pseudonym reserved for that purpose is a practice used by some fans. It is one that has both pros and cons. However, the use of pseuds for reviews was not common in the early days of media fandom and initially received strong opposition. While the acceptance of reviewing under a pseud did track fandom's overall comfort level with pseudonymous participation, the act of reviewing another fan's work under a pseud received special critique by some fans.
==Timeline==
In the early days of media fandom, there were a handful of fans who used pseuds to review fan fiction. However, the majority of fandom wrote and gathered under their real names. One example of the intense personal nature of fandom at the time was that letterzines of the 1970s and 1980s included full names and mailing addresses, sometimes even phone numbers, along with each letter.
Two fans in the 1970s who used the pseuds were H.O. Petard and Tigriffin; they often annoyed Star Trek fandom with their sometimes scathing reviews. "This reviewer [Tigriffin] was more acerbic and less professional than H.O. Petard of Spectrum. I still have no idea who Tigriffin was. But Tigriffin wrote many reviews, and initially had the irritating habit of referring to himself or herself in the third person" -- from Boldly Writing 
As more and more fans gradually shifted into using pseuds to write their fan fiction, reviewing fan fiction under a pseud remained problematic for some. 
Perhaps a better way to understand the nuances of reviewing fanworks under pseuds is to look deeper into the nuanced distinctions that some fans made. These distinctions shifted over time as fandom became more and more visible to the mundane world. They fall into three general categories:
*All fannish communications should happen under your real name (unless there as a compelling reasons to use a pseud). Reviewing under a pseud was cowardly.
*All fannish communications should be made under a single pseud. Reviewing under a second pseud was cowardly.
*Having multiple pseuds for fan fiction/vids was OK. However, reviewing under a new pseud, apart from those multiple pseuds, was cowardly.
==The Pros==
* in the tightly-knit world of fans, it is hard to be objective -- being honest about a fanwork may be impossible and/or undesirable; using a reviewer pseud may be more useful to others
* other
==The Cons==
* reviewing under a pseud created for the sole purpose of reviews may encourage cruelty and/or an irresponsibility to stand behind one's words
* other
==Some Fannish Opinions==
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==Some Known Reviewing Pseuds==
* H.O. Petard, print zine reviewer (1970s)
* T'Yenta and Tigriffin print zine reviewers (early to mid-1980s)
* Trader Bill, a Star Trek pro book reviewer for The Propagator
* Sandy Herrold's Joanne reviews at the SlashFic Hall of Shame (mid-1990s)
* poison pagan's vid reviews (2004–2005)
== References ==
Category:Fan Activities
Reviewsanon

ReviewsAnon was a LiveJournal community created for the purpose of anonymous discussions and reviews of, as well as recs and requests for recs for, fanfiction (and other fanworks) in all fandoms.
The community was started after discussions at Fail-Fandomanon in November 2011.Anonymous reviews thread at Fail-Fandomanon, 17 Nov 2011. (Accessed 15 Dec 2011)reviewsanon comm announcement thread at Fail-Fandomanon, 18 Nov 2011. (Accessed 15 Dec 2011) It may be seen as a successor community to LJ comm anonficreviews, which was active in 2010.comm profile at anonficreviews showing dates of activity. (Accessed 15 Dec 2011)
To make navigating the threads easier, the community moderator created a delicious account.In honor of Page 4 thread announcing the comm's account on delicious, 1 Dec 2011. (Accessed 15 Dec 2011)
ReviewsAnon was deleted and purged at some point after 2013.
==Information and Rules==
From the first postWelcome to ReviewsAnon post, 17 Nov 2011. (Accessed 15 Dec 2011):
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing Category:2010s
Revision

Revision is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Reverse Bang by Countess_H. It is rated T for Teen (rating). The fic was beta-read by ChaseDawg12.
The premise for the fic is based on artwork created by ReminiscentLullaby.Tumblr masterpost, GabeNath Reverse Bang, Dec 21, 2020
== Fic Info ==
=== Summary ===
Nathalie made the wish. 
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Revisionist History

Revisionist History is a 108-page het Janeway/Chakotay novel by Penny A. Procter. Cover by Pete.
Summary from the publisher: "When adult Jake Sisko starts to write the true story of Janeway, Chakotay, the crew and Voyager, he finds that things are not always as they seem."
==Author's Quote==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
The story has inspired one work of recursive fanfiction, The Night Before Tomorrow by Shayenne
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Revisions (Star Trek: Voyager zine)

Revisions is a 118-page gen anthology. Cover and interior artwork by Anja Gruber.
* Extradition by Debbie Barrand
* The Return Home by Charles Shiring
* The Long Way Home by Chris Adam Christenson
* A Trial at Drumhead by Thea Bradley
* Out of the Ashes by Andra Marie Mueller
* A Matter of Security by Keith Ganas
* And What Comes After by Kathleen Speck
* An Unsuitable Woman by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring and Kathleen Speck
* Nets of Silver and Gold by Diane Bellomo
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Revive Book

The Revive Book is an item in the Dream SMP story. It was first owned by Jschlatt and later by Dream. It gives the person who holds it a way or spell to bring people back to life and was used to do so. It sometimes appears in fanworks.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Tommy's Second Chance by Soulless fawn
* Tried to swim, stay afloat by mellow fellow
==Links==
* Revive Book tag on AO3
Category:Dream SMP
Revolution (Les Misérables zine)

Revolution is a Les Misérables art anthology. It contains artwork from 18 artists from around the world.
== Artists ==
Abbe, Aimee, Apit, Bone-kun, Bonnie, Catarina João, Daniela Viçoso, Feastevil, Gaille, Grimm, Jaimesstump, Juanjoltaire, Len Nguyen, Pherre,Plantk, Sai, unagicake, Willow S. Linda
Category:2017 Zines
Category: Les Misérables
Revolution (multifandom zine)

Revolution is a slash 191-page novel by Madelein Lee that takes place in the universe of the Star Trek:TOS episode, "Mirror, Mirror." 
Pairings in the novel include Tris/Alex (coded Led Zeppelin RPS), Bodie/Doyle, Starsky/Hutch and Kirk/Spock.
The novel's front and back cover is by Suzan Lovett. There is no interior art. 
The con skit by Paula Smith, Revolution 9 from Outer Space is a parody of this zine. It was performed at ZebraCon in 1997.
==Summaries==
From the flyer: 
Summary from Gilda F: 
==From the Editorial==
==Chapters==
* Raison d'Etre
* Fait Accompli
* La Quête
* Coup d'etat
==Gallery==
File:Revolutionflyer.jpg|a 1995 flyer
File:Revolutiondetail.jpg|detail from {{ZineAnthology Tris/Alex art
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===2008===
===2013===
===2014===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Revolution Radioactive

[Revolution] Radioactive is a gen vid by xNikitaSoul for Revolution.
As of August 27 2013, the video has more than 3,100 views.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:"Hi guys! This is a tribute to Revolution, series from NBC. Hope you like it :)"
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Revolution Vids‎
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Gen Vids
RevolutionaryJo

RevolutionaryJo is a prolific podficcer and visual artist who has worked in a number of fandoms.
==Notable Podfics==
=== MCU ===
* 4 Minute Window: The Podfic
RevolutionaryJo did the podfics for Speranza's 4 Minute Window series, a project of 21 podfics over 8 years (2015 - 2023.) 
RevolutionaryJo's contributions to the series also include a number of sub-artworks, including not just the podfic covers, but a number of in-world posters, a collaborative reading of letters featuring many other notable podficcers, and a fake episode of a real podcast from the Brooklyn Historical Society, Flatbush + Main. She also made two musical playlists for the series on Spotify: 4 Minute Window: Music featured in the podfic and New Year's At Farrell's: Songs from the twenties for the 2020s, from the 4 Minute Window series.
* All The Angels and the Saints,, podfic for Speranza's All The Angels and The Saints; this podfic includes a notable soundscape representing the passing of years that Steve was in the ice. 
* Steve Rogers: PR Disaster, podfic for idiopathicsmile's fic of the same name; a clip of this podfic was played during an NPR story on "All Things Considered" about AO3's 2019 Hugo Award nomination.
===Merlin===
* Drastically Redefining Protocol (podfic) of rageprufrock's Drastically Redefining Protocol
* Easy There by syllic
===Other===
*You'll Get There in the End (It Just Takes a While) by seperis
podfic and audiobook created in April 2010. In addition, they also created the cover art for the audiobook which can be found on the Audiofic Archive.You'll Get There in the End (It Just Takes a While) Audiobook on Audiofic Archive. Accessed 18 June 2012. The podbook is 3 hours and 24:31 min long.
* katsuki_fc wrote: a Yuri Katsuki/Victor Nikiforov Multi-voice Podfic
* The Paradox Series (Sherlock (BBC))
* All The Angels and The Saints and 4 Minute Window by Speranza (MCU)
==Fandom Activity==
In response to several publicized misunderstandings regarding Podfic Permission in 2010, revolutionaryjo wrote Dear Author (podfic letter) in October 2010, which started a trend of writing a generic "dear author" letter to clearly outline the podficcer's expectations when an author grants permission. In her original post, dated 18 October 2010, Jo remarked, "There have been a lot of discussions floating around about podfic lately that are making me realize just how easily miscommunication can happen between a podficcer and an author."
Jo, along with Bessyboo, was a founder of Podfication, the first podfic con, which began in 2016. Jo performed at Pacificon 2016.
==References==
Category:Podficcers
Category:Convention Organizers
Revolving Door

Revolving Door is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #5.
 
==Summary==
"Back from the M/U, Kirkʼs insistence that he and Spock are lovers makes them believe that he is still in the wrong universe."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991=== 
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Revue Starlight

Revue Starlight (少女☆歌劇 レヴュー・スタァライト, Shōjo Kageki Revyū Sutāraito) is a Japanese media franchise created in 2017 by Bushiroad, consisting of several live musicals, a TV-anime series, two animated films, and a smartphone game named Shōjo Kageki Revue Starlight: Re LIVE.
== Canon ==
The basic premise of the Revue Starlight series tells the story of the "Stage Girls" of Seisho Music Academy: students of the academy who are distinguished from their peers by their passion and love for the stage and acting, the thirst for the spotlight, and ambition to be the only one "Top Star". 
==Characters==
* Claudine Saijo
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
==Notable Fanworks==
=== Zines ===
* LetsMagicalCooking, 2023. A multifandom magical girl cookbook zine.
* Magical Meeting Zine, 2019. A multifandom art zine.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Revue Starlight fanworks at AO3
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Revue Starlight
Rewriting -- it's NOT new, & other points

rewriting -- it's NOT new, & other points is a 1996 post by Shoshanna made to Virgule-L. 
It is quoted on Fanlore with Shoshanna's permission.
For additional context, see Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* unauthorized sequels
* needing permission regarding fanfic, regarding source material
* the Pros stories Two-Up Truly Queered, Two-Up, Adagio, and Catharsis
* the circuit
 
==The Post== 
==References==
Category:1996 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Rewriting Society's Future: Women, Star Trek and Slash Writing

Rewriting Society's Future: Women, Star Trek and Slash Writing by Genevieve Petty is an academic essay discussing Star Trek fan fiction from a feminist perspective. An edited version of the essay won The Carolyn Krause Maddoxx award for best undergraduate paper at UofL in 2002.
==Excerpt==
==Comments==
One reviewer called it: "A thorough and careful examination of slash-writing by and for women. Petty begins with the traditional nod to Star Trek slashdom and online forums, expounds a bit on cultural perceptions about pornography (and why slashing is a far healthier and proactive pursuit than skin mags), and ultimately, offers a very encouraging and supportive message. Compelling, well-researched and soundly reasoned." Metafic by Bennie Robbins. 
==References==
Category:2002 Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek VOY
Rewriting the Rules of Fiction

Rewriting the Rules of Fiction is a 2006 article in the "Wall Street Journal" by John Jurgensen.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Harry Potter fandom and fanworks
* FanLib
* The Shoebox Project
* fanfic writers who've gone pro
* Meg Cabot and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro: their differing reactions to fanworks
* shipping
==Some Excerpts==
 
==Comments==
==Meta/Further Reading==
* Keep it secret, keep it safe by iamsab (contains many comments about this article and fandom visibility) (September 2006)
==References==
Category:2006 News Media
Category:Harry Potter News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Rex/Ahsoka Tano

Rex/Ahsoka Tano is the pairing between Rex (CT-7567) and Ahsoka Tano primarily found in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars fandom.
==Canon==
Both Rex and Ahsoka are part of the 501st Legion for much of the Clone Wars. Ahsoka serve as Anakin Skywalker's padawan and the Legion's commander while Rex serves as the legion's captain for a significant portion of the war. 
At the end of the Clone Wars when Order 66 goes out Ahsoka removes Rex's chip and they work together to escape.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Fanon in Fanworks===
* Post-Order 66 - It is common for depictions of the ship to take place post-Clone Wars and ROTS
* Friends to Lovers - A common trope given their status as friends in canon
===Events===
*Rexsoka Week, 2020-
*12 Days of Rexsoka, 2021
*Rexsoka Monthly, 2023
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by muguathepapaya
* by Loulines
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*CT-7567 | Rex/Ahsoka Tano on AO3
*#rexsoka on Tumblr
Category:Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Star Wars Relationships
Rex (CT-7567)

Rex (CT-7567) is a clone trooper and primarily appears in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
* Rex (CT-7567)/Ahsoka Tano
* Cody/Rex
=== Gen Pairings ===
* Rex (CT-7567) & Ahsoka Tano
* Cody (CC-2224) & Rex (CT-7567)
* Rex (CT-7567) & Anakin Skywalker
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by 
* by 
=== Fanfic ===
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* CT-7567 | Rex at AO3
* Rex at Wookieepedia
Category:Stubs
Category:Characters
Category:Star Wars Characters
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Disney Era
Category:Star Wars Legends
Rex (fan)

Rex was a fanfic writer and created a Harry Potter fic webpage in 1999 called The Quidditch Field. 
Rex was part of the Harry Potter collaborative writing group known as the Teenage Witches (or, after he joined, the "Teenage Witches/Wizard").Draco_Dexter group description at Yahoo! Groups, archived by the Wayback Machine on 17 April 2001.
==His Fannish Autobiography: 1999==
==His Fannish History==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Rex Duodecim Angelus

Rex Duodecim Angelus is a Homestuck fan animation project contributed to by multiple people, it pays a lot of attention to the style of the original comic, and tries (quite successfully) to use the piece of music - Rex Duodecim Angelus (who's title is a reference to the trolls' Black King) to tell the, canonically off screen, story of the troll team's battle with The Black King.
Andrew Hussie and Malcolm Brown did take notice at some point and Andrew Hussie commented along the lines that it was very good and that he considered it mostly compliant with canon. This is passed around with some warm pride.
A quote from the video description:
===Comments From Youtube===
Note: that the forum link is now down.
Category:Homestuck Fanworks
Rey, The scavenger

Rey, The scavenger is a 2016 illustration by ArtofFlo (also known as florianpichon). The work depicts Rey from Star Wars: The Force Awakens and is stylized to look like an illustration in a children's book. ArtofFlo posted their work on both DeviantArt and Tumblr. On DeviantArt, the work received 175 favorites.Accurate as of February 19, 2021. On tumblr, the artwork has over 400 notes.florianpichon. Artwork posted to tumblr in 2016. Archived on March 7, 2016. ArtofFlo licensed their work under a Creative Commons license, allowing for non-commercial, non derivative, and credited reposting and circulation.
==Artist's Commentary==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Art
Category:2016 Fanart
Rey/Jessika Pava

Rey/Jessika Pava is the femslash pairing of Rey and Jessika Pava in the Star Wars fandom.
==Canon==
Rey was a scavenger and Force prodigy who discovered her latent Force-sensitivity while on a journey to find the legendary Jedi Master Luke Skywalker and bring a new hope to a galaxy on the brink of war.
Jessika Pava, also known as Jess or Testor, flew as a X-wing fighter pilot for the Resistance under the callsign of Blue Three. She served in a Resistance base and was an admirer of Luke Skywalker.Rey WookieepediaJessika Pava Wookieepedia
==Fandom==
Rey/Jessika is one of Star Wars: The Force Awakens most popular femslash pairings, though it is still uncommon in the fandom as there is significantly less femslash compares to slash and het.
The pairing has a number of names that fans often use, some include:
==Fanworks==
===FanFiction===
* crash here, right now by middlecyclone
* like dancing, like flying by noelia_g
* BB-Gate by ignitesthestars and nymja
===FanArt===
* hELP HER by chiinacatt
* Poe pausing his important conversation with BB-8 to go and ‘help’ Rey. by critter-of-habit
* Happy May the 4th with the space girlfriends! 🚀 ✨ by toodrunktofindaurl
* let-rey-kiss-girls.png by luped
* ~⭐️ ✨ follow for more soft space lesbians ✨ ⭐️ ~ by kzso
* My first Reyva! Hope you like it!! by petimetrek
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Rey/Jessika Pava works at AO3
* Rey/Jessica Pava works at ff.net
* reyva tag on tumblr
* rey looks good in orange blog on tumblr
==References==
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Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Star Wars Relationships