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U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1

U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 is a gen zine for a fan club out of New Almaden, California (Santa Clara County).
==Issue 1==
U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 (issue 1) was published in February 1984 and contains 12 pages.
* art by Mike Kubit
* a listing of officers
* Personnel Log Stardate 8401.28 by Roger Jennings and Alisa Artigas (4) (an account of a lecture by Gene Roddenberry at U.C. Santa Cruz, January 28, 1984.)
* a review of the episode along with a bunch of trivia questions "Balance of Terror" by Roger Jennings (5) ("The following is the first of a series of quizzes that I am going to write for this zine.")
* book reviews by Roger Jennings (7)
* Ask the Andorian (humorous questions answered) by Andrew Bernard (8)
* Star Trek maps by Roger Jennings (9) (a review of the 1980 ones published by Bantam Books)
* Comic Log: Stardate 8402.08 by Rich Artigas (10) (a review of ST comic books)
* a cartoon by Andrew Bernard and Mike Kubit (10)
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File:ussdecaturback.jpg|back cover of issue #1
File:roddenberryticketstub.jpg|ticket from the lecture, click to enlarge
==Issue 3==
U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 (issue 3) was published in April 1984 and contains 19 pages. Cover story:Mr. Andorian confronting a heckler," art by Mike Kubit.
* The Story of the U.S. Decatur, Part 2" by Roger Jennings
* Current Crew Status
* Convention report by Rick Artigas
* Ask the Andorian by Andrew Bernard
* The Erol Incident by Mike Kubit
* Book report by Roger Jennings
* The Elixir of Spring, Vol 1 by Clint Jaervis
==Issue 4==
U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 (issue 4) was published in May 1984 and contains 16 pages.
* The Story of the U.S. Decatur, Part 3" by Roger Jennings
* Poetry of the Stars by Lt. Selyuk
* A Word From The Captain by Capt Roger Jennings
* The Erol Incident Part 2 by Mike Kubit
* Capt Roger Jennings takes a byte out of the Decatur's paperwork by Ensign Arthur Whitney
==Issue 5==
U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 (issue 5) was published in June 1984 and contains 15 pages.
* The Story of the U.S. Decatur, Part 4" by Roger Jennings
* The Erol Incident Part 3 by Mike Kubit
* The Second Coming by Chris Palermo (fiction)
* New Newsletter Policy
* A Word From The Captain by Capt Roger Jennings
* 20th Century News Find, Starfleet Historical Archives by Andrew Bernard
==Issue 7==
U.S.S. Decatur NCC 2500E-1 (issue 7) was published in September 1984 and contains 15 pages. Covr story: Gorn Massacere by Mike Kubit
* The Story of the U.S. Decatur, Part 6" by Roger Jennings
* A Word From The Captain by Capt Roger Jennings
* The Second Coming, Part 3: Jungle by Chris Palermo (fiction)
* The Erol Incident Part 5 by Mike Kubit
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1980s
U.S.S. Hood Orientation Manual

U.S.S. Hood Orientation Manual, subtitled "Races of the Federation", contains 21 pages, offset, coil-bound. It consists of illustrations and descriptions of seventeen Star Trek aliens. The illustrations are by the editor/publisher, Ian McLean. 
A fan in 1983 described it as a "collector's item... not many left, I believe." from Beyond Antares #23 
This zine was followed by a second in the series, "Enemies of the Federation" (1985), which was "Highly Commended" in the Astrex Literary Awards.
==Covers and internal art==
File:races.jpg| Races of the Federation cover, by Ian McLean
File:races2.jpg| Sample aliens in Races of the Federation, illos by Ian McLean
File:enemies.jpg| Enemies of the Federation cover, by Ian McLean
File:enemies2.jpg| Klingon pages in Enemies of the Federation, illos by Ian McLean
File:Beyondantares28-1.jpg| Ceti eel page in Enemies of the Federation, illo by Ian McLean
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:1980s
U.S.S. Nimoy

U.S.S. Nimoy was a very early Star Trek: TOS fan club. It was headed by Donna Pace.
It was likely a member of LNNAF.
From Plak-Tow #13 (March 1969): 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1968 Fan Clubs
U.S.S. Resolution

U.S.S. Resolution was a Star Trek fan club out of British Columbia, Canada.
This fan club published the newsletter: Atavachron.
==Some Club Activities==
Image:ussresolution1.jpg|flyer for the 5th annual meeting
Image:ussresolution2.jpg|1990s club going's on
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
U.S.S. Spock

U.S.S. Spock was an early Star Trek: TOS fan club. It was a chapter of LNNAF.
The club president was Paula Crist, the vice president was Penny Lewis, and the secretary (and editor of the club's newsletter) was Shelley Gayle Anderson. 
The club's newsletter was called U.S.S. Spock Chapter Bulletin. It was published six times a year.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
U.S.S. Spock Chapter Bulletin

U.S.S. Spock Chapter Bulletin is the newsletter for the fan club U.S.S. Spock.
It was published six times a year.
==February Issue (unspecified year)==
This issue was published in February, likely 1968 or 1969. It is a single page, printed only on one page. The contents of this issue consist of a lot of information about a paper recycling drive with proceeds going to UNICEF (Leonard Nimoy's charity), the offer of homemade buttons for sale ("Happiness is a Leonard Nimoy", "Spocktacular"), and encouragement to support this fan club and become members of the bigger umbrella club, LNNAF.
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1960s Zines
U.S.S. Vigilant

U.S.S. Vigilant was/is a San Francisco science fiction club.
One of its publications was Ship's Log.
The flyers shown on this page have contradicting dates regarding when the club was formed: one says 1983 and another says 1984.
Description from an undated flyer:
In a Dec 11, 1994 club handout, 17 members were listed. 11 lived in San Francisco; the others in Antioch, Kentfield, San Jose, Hayward and Santa Clara.
The Dec 11, 1994 meeting was held in Pleasant Hill, 30 miles east of San Francisco.
==Their 10 Year History==
In 1993 or 1994, Stacy Doyle documented the fan club's 10-year history. It is reposted here in its entirety with permission.
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
U.U.S.A.S.W.F.C. Zine

U.U.S.A.S.W.F.C. Zine is a 148-page Star Wars zine published by Alice Capen. 
==Credits==
==Submission Guidelines==
==Disclaimer==
=="In My Opinion"==
 
First letter excerpt: "I hate those damnable fashion statements where every character in any given fanzine story is fashionably skull-faced skinny, who has never in her or his life eaten anything solid."
Second letter excerpt: "Most fans that frequent sci-fi Cons forget about the small percentage of us that are handicapped. Being a person who has attended numerous Cons with the assistance of a wheelchair and/or a cane I've found, thorough personal experience, that 'normal, healthy' fans often don't consider how hard it might be for those of us that can only get about with some sort of assistance."
Third letter excerpt: "Conventions should not advertise months in advance ( so that out of town Con-goers must secure a thrifty-priced ticket ahead of time and put..the extra toward the money to travel to the Con location) a particular event, be it slide show or whatever, that is expected by Con-goers unless the event is actually going to take place."
==Contents==
* Letters from the Editors (very lengthy descriptions of how they all met each other) (1)
* Table of Contents (8)
* Jedi (K)Nights by Geri Lightstar (Luke, Kiri Solo, and the Zelton women) (9)
* Sorrow's End, fiction by Season (a fan finds herself in the Star Wars universe) (26)
* A Corny Meeting by Season (RPF, a fan's imagined meeting with an extremely solicitous Mark Hamill on the set at Elstree Studios where they fall asleep together in the in prop room: "She thought, giddy with happiness. 'What could be better than being alone in the dark with Hark Hamill?? And still dressed as her hero Luke Skywalker!'") (31)
* In My Opinion (23)
* Wha'd'ya Mean We're Off Key?, filks by Geri (Lightstar) Kittrell (26)
** two filks to tunes from "Annie"
** Wanted On the Dark Side, to the tune of "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Jon Bon Jovi
** It's a Filk Song After All, to the tune of "It's a Small World After All" 
** Sunrise, Sunset from Fiddler on the Roof
** Little Jawas, to the tune of "Little Boxes" by Malvina Reynolds
** Return of the Jedi, to the tune of "Turn Around" 
* The Multi-Coloured Cloak by Rainey and Stargazer (Immortal female and Luke) (40)
* Pop Art (49)
* Another Corny Meeting (58)
* Purple Squad (74)
* The One (a serial story series by Season and Rainey) (79)
** Excerpts from the Journals of Luke Skywalker and Miriah the Zel-Can
** Han's Natal Party by Season and Rainey (Luke meets special Zeltron woman) 
** The Zeltron Bedroom Farce by Season (Luke and the Zeltron women) 
* Crazy for You, poem by Miriah (113)
* Hey, It's Us! (original character/persona bios) (114)
* Glossary (183)
* Hoth Seven, fiction by Fran Carbain (Luke and Wedge) (137)
* Advertisements (139)
* Cast of Characters, member addresses
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Category:Star Wars Zines
U. N. Owen Was Her?

U. N. Owen Was Her? is the Extra Stage Boss theme of Touhou 6 (Embodiment of Scarlet Devil), attributed to Flandre Scarlet, younger sister to Remilia. It is also one of the most remixed and covered Touhou songs, with thousands of remixes and arrangements created since its popularity within the fandom in the early 2000s.
== Fanwork Examples ==
* Last Brutal Sister Flandre S. by BeatMARIO
Category:Touhou Project
Category:2002
Category:Stubs
U3

U3 by is a U2 story by likemadonna featuring Bono/Edge and an original female character.
It was originally posted to FanFiction.net in 22 chapters: first chapter.
This story was the subject of massive mocking at Smartania, see Smartania Suckfic Massacre.
==Comments by the Author: 2002==
The author addressed fans' negative reviews:
==Fan Comments==
===2002: Fanfiction.net===
===2002: Elsewhere===
==References==
Category:U2
UBC Anime Club

The UBC Anime Club is an anime club at the University of British Columbia's main campus in Vancouver, Canada.
The club's official description reads:
==Activities==
Club meetings are held weekly on Fridays and feature a variety of activities, such as anime showings, artist meetups and spotlightingt, improv, and outings to local events and festivals. Larger club socials take place throughout the year and are usually themed around holidays, i.e. Valentine's Day or Halloween. 
==Lending Library==
Paying members are able to access a large lending library of anime, manga, and light novels, which are available to borrow for private home use.
==Affiliates and Sponsors==
UBC Anime frequently partners with SFU Anime for larger events. 
==References==
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Category:1996 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
UCSL

UCSL: Unconventional Relationshippers is the "original Buffy The Vampire Slayer website devoted to every coupling you can possibly imagine."UCSL Home Page (Accessed 16th October 2008)
Founded in the February 1998 by Sali on her private listserv, UCSL was the only Buffy list to accept both slash and het, but no canonical pairings. 
In February 1999, the UCSL list moved to Yahoo!Groups (then eGroups, formerly ONElist). The site moved from Bestweb, to Simplenet (where it was removed due to "adult content"), to Tripod/Dencity, and finally to dymphna where it now lives with its current owner, Kate Bolin.About UCSL, Kate Bolin (Accessed 16th October 2008)
As of 2023, it contains 7130 fanfictions, all sorted by author and featuring a one-line summary.
The UCSL archive is in plain text.
==Related==
* A List of One's Own, Kate Bolin's cultural studies research project on UCSL and the people who join and participate on the list and how it relates to the original media text. (May 1999)
==References==
 
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Mailing Lists 
Category:Abbreviations & Acronyms 
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Category:Dymphna.net
UFO

UFO is a British science-fiction series from the early 1970s. It was made by the same team that created the Supermarionation series. In the show aliens attack earth to harvest the humans' organs, while the main characters belong to a covert agency, SHADO, that defends earth. Their cover is a movie studio (thus keeping production costs down, while having a neat Watsonian explanation why a sf series should take place in a movie studio).
==Fanzines==
 
Gen:
*Currents
*Flightpath
* Interceptor #1-3
*Pawn
*Shadair #1-3
 
* SHADO Handbook (published by S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control)
*S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control Monthly Status Report, S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control newsletter
*Random Factors novel
*Communique 
*Shadofile
* newsletter with an unknown title, published by S.H.A.D.O. United States East Central Control
Gen, multimedia with UFO stories:
*Andersonic
*Dreamstones
*Enarraré
*Felgercarb
*Refractions
*The Scene Zine
*Alnitah issue 3
Slash:
*Circles
*Dark Clouds and Shadows
*Past Imperfect
*The White Rose of Night
Slash, multimedia:
*Full Circle
*Magnetism
*Reaching for the Light
*Red Rose
*Second Time Around
*Uncharted Waters
Mixed, gen & slash:
*UFO
==Online Fiction==
* SHADO Library
==E-Zine==
Mixed, gen & slash:
* The Ed Straker Herald (monthly issues, E-newspaper format)
Category:Supermarionation
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UFO Awards

The UFO Awards, an acronym for Universal Fanfiction Open Awards, are online multi-fandom awards given to fan fiction, including "Best of Fandom" which is given for each Fandom and "Best Overall" in which stories from different fandoms can compete against each other. It is sponsored by the dotmoon.net community, but accepts votes from non-members.The UFO Awards Contest Rules
The symbol of the awards is a brown-and-white saucer-shaped spaceship with three searchlights.
==History==
The UFO Awards were presented annually beginning in 2006.The UFO Awards Archives. The final full set of awards were presented for 2009, though nominations were opened for 2010.
Winners receive an award graphic and all seconded nominations are acknowledged on the archive page for their year, even if they don't win.
==Controversy==
The UFO Awards has been accused, along with all other online awards, of being vulnerable to vote-stuffing. It has also been accused of not being able to determine the best fan fiction in fandoms that it is not focused on, such as Kim Possible.Merlin Missy Anything You Can Write, I Can Write Better -- Fanfiction Awards
== Notes ==
Category:2006 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Category:Multifandom Awards
UHC

UHC is a Minecraft minigame. It was invented by VintageBeef and Guude in 2012.VintageBeef. 
, commented on Reddit on 19 April 2012. (Archived 8 July 2014) Its core feature is that players do not automatically regenerate health, instead they must heal with golden apples or potions.
== History ==
The first UHC was played by Mindcrack members and its recording was posted on YouTube starting February 22, 2012 under the name MindCrack Ultra Hardcore.GuudeBoulderfist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b72vYFPm3UI, posted on YouTube 22 February 2012. (Accessed 24 July 2024) The participants Guude, PauseUnpause, VintageBeef, and W92Baj cooperatively tried to kill the Enderdragon, which is the end boss of Minecraft.
Despite the first UHC playthrough being cooperative, the minigame is usually played competitively solo or in teams, with the goal to survive the longest.r/ultrahardcore, , Reddit Wiki entry last edited 5 May 2015. (Accessed July 24 2024)
==Fandom==
==References==
 
Category:MCYT
UK-1701

UK-1701 is a Star Trek: TOS zine published in England by Audrey Baker.
It contains a story by Jennifer Guttridge called "The Snow Serpent," as well as other content.
It is mentioned in a review of Alnitah (another UK Trek zine): 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1970s Zines
UKIYO

UKIYO is a popular BTS fanfic by Sharleena. It is a Gangster AU, listed with warnings of graphic depictions of violence. The main pairing is Yoonmin.
On Archive of Our Own, it is the 4th most popular BTS work by hit counts. As of late 2022, it has over 1.2 million hits, 47,000 kudos, 7,600 comments, and 8,900 bookmarks.
It was updated every ten to fourteen days from February 23, 2018 to July 7, 2019. It has a smut epilogue called 浮世 : komorebi. UKIYO is the first part of the 浮世 of tides, of hummingbirds series. 
==Synopsis==
Summary: A story of tender tides and unmoving hummingbirds.
浮世
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UKIYO 浮世
浮 – float 世 – world/society
LITERAL MEANING: floating world
“transient world” or “fleeting life”.
==Fan Reviews/Reactions==
===Goodreads===
The fic has 10 reviews on GoodReads, with an average star rating of 4.70 out of 5.
===Other Reviews===
== Inspired Fanworks ==
===Art===
* by felistenebrarum-blog
*Ukiyo by xjustasadsong
*UKIYO / Jimin by Saferion
* by jamxart
===Vids===
*BTS | 浮世 U K I Y O ● Fanfic trailer (Sharleena) by aware
*浮世 UKIYO | yoonmin by solarstae
*浮世 U K I Y O ● Fanfic trailer (Yoonmin) Sims 4 by YKIK
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:BTS Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction‎
UKSRT

The UKSRT (or its full name, UK Sight Reading Tournament) was a series of fannish rhythm game tournaments centering around fanmade song charts built within a custom fork of Roxor Games' In The Groove. Most of these annual events involve gimmicks, transformative patterns, and later on, fully-fledged parodies and character arcs based on certain franchises and fandoms. The series by itself gained popularity within the wider rhythm game community, especially towards the half-way official mascot of said events, Mawaru, even going so far as to further inspire future fans to make custom song charts themselves, utilizing their artistic, technological and aural prowess for expression.
==Overview==
As stated before, the UKSRT itself is a collection of fanmade charts of both popular and fanmade songs tailored for the modified ITG engine, often interspersed with original character and UI dialogue. Later event packs would also include fannish recreations and references to various fandoms, such as MAWARU GOLD (a parody of the Warioware Gold Nintendo 3DS game) in UKSRTX, for example, as well as developing its own in-universe lore.
==Resources==
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
UK Filk Awards

==The Sams==
The SamsThe UK Filk Awards are a set of awards presented every year at the UK February Filk ConventionHistory of UK Filk Conventions. They have been run every year since 1999, although they not awarded in 2021, as the virtual convention was not run as a solo event and it would have been too complicated to administer. 
The awards themselves are artist mannequins personalised to the theme of that year's convention (as far as possible). These are made by Ωmega. 
Nominations are made over the course of the convention and then voted on over a few hours on the Sunday. They are then presented at the end of the convention, followed by a concert of the winners.
Between 1999 and 2003 the Sams were administered by Phil Allcock, before Melusine took over in 2004. She is still currently the administrator. 
Categories
There are four awards given at the Sams:
*Best Silly (for a humorous or silly song written in the past four years)
*Best Serious (for a straight-forward or serious song written in the past four years)
*Filk Gold (any filk song written more than 4 years ago)
*At Con (for the best/more entertaining performance over the course of the convention)
The 'At Con' award is the only one given to a performer, all others are given to the song writer/s. It is also the only award that can allow a song to win more than once: once a song wins Best Silly, Best Serious, or Filk Gold it becomes ineligible in all of those categories moving forward.
==Past Awards==
The UK Filk Awards
Before the Sams, awards were presented at three UK Filk Conventions as 'The UK Filk Awards'. These were presented in 1990The UK Filk Awards presented at Con2bile 1990 and 1994The UK Filk Awards presented at VIbraphone 1994, administrated by Valerie Housden, and 1998The UK Filk Awards presented at Decadence 1998, administered by Erica Neely.
The Filklore Award
Between 2000 and 2003 the Filklore awardThe Filklore Awards, also known as the "Nellie" was awarded by Chris Malme for the best set of lyrics posted to the Filk UK email mailing list. After this point, the number of lyrics posted to the mailing list died down and there were no longer enough for it to be awarded.
==References==
Category:Awards
Category:Filk Music
Category:1999 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Category:2010s Awards
Category:2020s Awards
UNCLE Rescued

UNCLE Rescued is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. gen and het 244-page anthology of reprinted fiction by J. Dudley/J. Hindman.
The website does not specify what stories are included.
It has a color cover and interior art by Hindman. 
From the publisher's web page: "The stories in this volume were originally published in various UNCLE and multi-media fanzines as well as in UNCLE Gold 1, 2, and 4 which are now out of print. UNCLE Gold 3 is a collection of the author's slash stories and is available on the Requiem website. Because we could not reformat or typeset the scans that make up the stories in this volume, the page numbers in the printed volume bear no basis in reality, and fonts are different from story to story."
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines Category:Het Zines
Category:2016 Zines
UNIT

UNIT, short for either the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce in Classic Who or the Unified Intelligence Taskforce in New Who, is an organisation in the Doctor Who universe, first appearing in 1968's The Invasion.
The organisation is known for the UNIT Dating Controversy.
==Canon==
===Notable Members===
*The Third Doctor
*Liz Shaw
*Jo Grant
*Sarah Jane Smith
*Harry Sullivan
*Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart
*John Benton
*Mike Yates
*Martha Jones
*Kate Stewart
*Petronella Osgood
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
Category:Doctor Who
UNIT Dating Controversy

[[File:UNIT dating controversy.jpg|thumb|right|200px|“UNIT DATING” CONTROVERSY by grandadtwelve]][[File:UNIT dating controversy 2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|UNIT “DATING” CONTROVERSY by grandadtwelve]] 
The UNIT Dating Controversy refers to the ambiguity of when exactly the UNIT stories of Doctor Who take place, specifically whether they take place in the 70's or 80's. The confusion occurs as a result of contradicting information, most notably with the Fifth Doctor serial Mawdryn Undead. The discrepency has become a meme and is a common topic of discussion among fans, especially as both the show itself and its expanded universe also keep bringing it up and adding further confusion or possible explanations.
==Context==
===Responses===
==Memes==
==The Other UNIT Dating Controversy==
Some fans have joked that the 'real' UNIT dating controversy relates to which UNIT members are dating. Some fans have even stated that they assumed the UNIT dating controversy did refer to shipping, rather than a literal timeline discrepancy.
The characters most often theorised about include: Three, Liz Shaw, Jo Grant, Sarah Jane Smith, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, John Benton, and Mike Yates. The Master is also often involved, despite not being a member of UNIT.
This dating controversy is often exacerbated by the revelations in expanded media of Liz being sapphic, with lesbian being arguably a more common headcanon than bi, and Yates being gay.
==Resources & External Links==
*UNIT dating controversy - TARDIS Data Core page
*UNIT dating - Section of UNIT's Wikipedia page
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Memes
Category:2010s Memes