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Spoof

A spoof is a deliberate hoax often meant to make good-natured fun of a topic or matter. Unlike parodies, which choose a particular work as the subject of their mockery, spoofs tend to be more broadly based, poking fun at the characteristics of a genre, rather than a single work"SPOOF VERSUS PARODY: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE AND HOW DOES THE DAFTAS DO SPOOF?" by Katie Hyatt, The DAFTAS. . In fandom, the Mary Sue concept is a frequent spoof target. 
Due to the close similarity of the definitions, many works are labelled as spoofs when they are parodies, and vice versa.
==Example Fanworks==
===Star Trek TOS===
*"Things Are Seldom What They Seem" by Ruth Berman (takeoff on Gilbert and Sullivan), Spockanalia Issue #2 (1968)
*"Marisoo Tudewesque" [aka "Mary Sue to the Rescue"] by Sharon Macy (regular satirical Mary Sue serial story), Datazine Issues #27-39 (1983-1986)
*"The Many Ways To Eden" by Elizabeth Carrie, (story in play form), Masiform D Issue #8 (1979)
*"Errand of Mary Sue" by Linda Slusher, Masiform D, Issue #14 (1984)
*"My Fair Starship" (con skit which is both a parody (it mocks the typical Star Trek episode) and a spoof (takes off the musical genre), performed at Springfest (1989)
===Star Trek TNG===
*"The Truth About Number One" by Sandra Wise, Masiform D Issue #15 (1986)
===Sliders===
*Earth Prime, a Sliders fansite that began as a spoof of the alternate Earths on the show and became a fan resource. (1998-ongoing)
=== The X-Files ===
* Round Files by Rodent (AKA: YouKneek) - a spoof of the RPF trope where the actors exchange places with their characters. (1995)
==References==
Spook Me Multi-Fandom Halloween Ficathon

The Spook Me Multi-Fandom Halloween Ficathon was founded in 2006 by ozsaur and dustandroses as a multi-fandom challenge fanfic fest.
All fandoms, genres, and pairings are accepted, including gen, het and slash, but fics must include one of the prompts provided by the mods.
Author sign-ups start in early September, with stories due by the last week of October. The ficathon is hosted on Livejournal and Dreamwidth, with an associated AO3 collection available for participants as well.
==How It Works==
Participants register for the ficathon in early September, choosing one creature from the prompt list. Participants may sign up for multiple fandoms and prompts. The Spook Me mods then send the participant two secret prompts ("artwork that is strange, surreal and hopefully scary""Things to Know" on the Spook Me 2019 sign-up page) and the fic author must choose from those three total prompts.
There are no restrictions on length, pairings, or genre. Because it is a Halloween-centric ficathon, stories that are spooky, scary, and chilling are preferred, but any genre is welcome as long as the fic includes one of the prompts.
There are no consequences for not completing the ficathon, nor being unable to complete it on time.
==Master Lists==
* 2006 Master List
* 2007 Master List
* 2008 Master List
* 2009 Master List
* 2010 Master List
* 2011 Master List
* 2012 Master List
* 2013 Master List
* 2014 Master List
* 2015 Master List
* 2016 Master List
* 2017 Master List
* 2018 Master List
==External links==
* AO3 Collection
* Community tagged on AO3
==References==
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2015 Challenges
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2021 Challenges
Category:2022 Challenges
Spooks

Spooks (aka MI5) was a BBC spy drama series about operatives in the British counter-intelligence and security agency, MI5. The team and danger aspects made it attractive to fans and fic writers. The team changed over time, but one popular character was Lucas North, played by Richard Armitage. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Meta===
* Tinker, Tessa, Zoe, Spy by sangerin, a Tessa Phillips/Zoe Reynolds ship manifesto (Dec 2004)
* Trust in Your Enemy is a Fine Art by brightbear, a Tom/McCann ship manifesto (Dec 2004)
* A Slow Beating Between Them by hestia8, a Harry/Ruth ship manifesto (Jan 2005)
==Sites & Communities==
* The Grid, a Yahoo! group
* Spooks Information Central
* Spooks Forum UK
* Spooky Doings LiveJournal Community (also contains icons and fanfic)
=== Fanfiction ===
* Spooks | MI-5 at Archive of Our Own
* MI-5/Spooks on fanfiction.net
* The Grid After Dark, a Yahoo! group
* Spooks Information Central - fan fiction forum
* Spooks fanfiction on WattPad
Category:Spooks
Spooky Awards/Spooky Awards 1995

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==1995==
1995 Winners (see archived link for the categories, ratings, and story descriptions) 
Best Original Villain:
* First Place: Words I - Three Little Words by Karen Rasch
* Second Place: Corpse by Livengoo
 
Best Comedy/Parody:
* First Place: ?
* Second Place (tie): Camping by Amperage & Livengoo
* Second Place (tie): Round Files by Rodent (AKA: YouKneek)
 
Best Drama:
* First Place: Therapy by Amperage
* Second Place: Words I - Three Little Words by Karen Rasch
 
Best Mulder/Scully NC-17 Romance:
* First Place: Words II - Saying the Words by Karen Rasch
* Second Place: The Sound of Wind Chimes by Sarah Stegall
 
Best Non NC-17 Mulder/Scully Romance:
* First Place: Downtime by Sheryl Martin
 
* Second Place: Guardian by Amy Vincent
Best Non Mulder/Scully Romance:
* First Place: "Dragons of All Kinds" is Part 27 of Dragon Series: Book 1 by Sheryl Martin
* Second Place: ?
Best Platonic Mulder/Scully Relationship:
* First Place: Coming Back by Karen Rasch
* Second Place: Camping by Amperage & Livengoo
 
Most Carteresque: 
* First Place: Etched by Sean Smith
* Second Place: Genius by Kipler (AKA: Mary Beth Clark)
 
Best Series:
* First Place: "Dragons at the Gate"] is Part 23 of Dragon Series: Book 1 by Sheryl Martin
* Second Place: Spell by Kelli Rocherolle
 
Best Short Story: 
* First Place: This Woman, This Man by Sheryl Clay and Tish Sears
* Second Place (tie): Fever by Sheryl Martin
* Second Place (tie): One Breath Part II by Juliettt
 
Best Long Story:
* First Place: Magician: Book I by Suzanne Bickerstaffe and Jennifer Lyon
* Second Place: Corpse by Livengoo
 
Best Action/Adventure Story:
* First Place: Etched by Sean Smith
* Second Place: Crossing the Line by Jennifer Lyon
 
Best Crossover: 
* First Place: Leap of Faith by Livengoo
* Second Place: The Immortal Files by Daniel Butter
 
Best Horror Story:
* First Place: Etched by Sean Smith
* Second Place: Dark Angel by Jennifer Lyon
Best Sci-Fi Story: 
* First Place: Etched by Sean Smith
* Second Place: The Sound of Wind Chimes by Sarah Stegall 
 
Best Erotica:
* First Place: Words II - Saying the Words by Karen Rasch 
* Second Place: Fire and Ice by Jennifer Lyon 
 
Most Unusual Story: 
* First Place: Magician: Book I by Suzanne Bickerstaffe and Jennifer Lyon 
* Second Place: Round Files by Rodent (AKA: YouKneek): 
 
Best Fantasy Story:
* First Place: Magician: Book I by Suzanne Bickerstaffe and Jennifer Lyon
* Second Place: Sea of Desire by Sheryl Clay
Category:1995 Awards
Category:X-Files Awards
Spookyfbi

Spookyfbi is a fanfiction writer active in a number of fandoms beginning in the 2000s onwards. They were still posting fanfic to their AO3 account as of March 2024.
==Notable Works==
==Awards==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Vidders
Spookyverse

The Spookyverse is a fan run, nonprofit wiki for the TV shows of the Carterverse shows with The X-Files being the main focus.
The wiki documents both canon material and Philedom related information. Most of the articles are written in German with the exception of episode transcritps. It runs on MediaWiki software.
The Spookyverse lists currently 2720+ articles about The X-Files, MillenniuM, The Lone Gunmen and Harsh Realm. It's the largest and oldest German speaking wiki dealing with all things X-Files and Carterverse.
==Manifesto==
==History & Development==
The wiki started as an X-Files Lexicon HTML page on the TXF.net websitehttp://web.archive.org/web/19990222135534/http://www.txf.net:80/a-z/. The wiki was created by a handful members from the TXF.net community. It was named after it's creator, a fan named Spooky and is a Portmanteau of the fan name and 'verse. The first article was created on September 20th 2005 according to the wiki's logSpookyverse FAQ. Between 2008 and 2012 the wiki had it's own message board.https://web.archive.org/web/20081218023200/http://spookyverse.de/forum/ (via wayback) until it was closed to increased spam bots and a decline in active users.
143 members have contributed 35,871 edits over the years and uploaded over 1790 files. Statistik
==Administration & Hosting==
From 2005 to 2009 the wiki was hosted and administered by Spooky. The admin included Katherine (who was in charge of the graphic design).
After Spooky had to give up the administration due to time constraints. After several downtimes and Spam bot vandalizing, fan CayceP took over the wiki in August 2013. 
The domain is still owned and paid by Spooky. Donations via ko-fi are appreciated for paying hosting fees.
==Other X-Files resource websites==
*The X-Files Lexicon
*Eat The Corn
*The X-Files Wiki
*XFilesNews
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:2005 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Category:Millennium
Category:The Lone Gunmen
Category:Harsh Realm
Spoons

Spoons originated as a way to refer to limited physical, mental and emotional resources as a result of illness or disability. The Spoon Theory was first described and named by lupus patient Christine Miserandino at ButYouDontLookSick.com. 
The term was introduced to the wider fannish community during RaceFail in posts such as inalasahl's Because There Aren't Enough Spoons on the Planet. Some people feel that the use of "spoons" by other groups is appropriative. Willow suggested forks as an alternative to spoons for people "dealing with the mental and physical social handicaps of not being white." (Accessed May 13, 2010)
Some people, unaware of the origins of the word, have taken to using spoons in contexts that disabled fans object to (for example, "running that marathon used up all my spoons.")Comments on spoons? (Accessed May 13, 2010)
== References ==
Sporcle

Sporcle is a website for quizzes. As of January 12, 2024, the site boasts over 1.68 million user-created quizzes.
== Example Quizzes ==
* Five Nights at Freddy's 1-4 Trivia - a Five Nights at Freddy's quiz on the first four games created by thats_the_spirit.
* Common Fanfiction Terms - a quiz about Fanfiction terminology created by Sevvy.
* Fanfiction Genres - a general quiz about the genres for Fanfiction on the website, Fanfiction.Net, created by Trotsky11.
* MLP: FiM Clickable Fanfiction Quiz -a quiz on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fanfics, created by adrianelcoco5.
* My Immortal (Fanfic) Trivia - a quiz for the infamous Harry Potter fanfic, My Immortal, created by BigKahuna55.
* Profile: Archive Of Our Own - a quiz on the website Archive of Our Own, created by Vertiginous.
* Baldur's Gate 2 NPCs - a quiz on NPCs from the video game Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn, created by Sixo.
* Can you name the famous Minecraft YouTubers - a quiz about Minecraft Youtubers, created by Beatle31.
Sporking

Sporking is the practice of mocking badfic. The term comes from the expression "It was so bad it made me want to gouge my eyes out with a spork."
Spork may also be used as a noun to refer to a fic or other fanwork created to parody a specific badfic.Immeritus' Fandom Glossary. "Spork." (Accessed 15 June 2011.)
Oftentimes when people spork, they go line by line in a story and pick out flaws in every single sentence. 
==Fan Comments==
 
==Examples==
* das_sporking on LiveJournal, and its new community das_sporking2 on Dreamwidth
== Communities ==
* Weeping Cock
== References ==
Category:Glossary
Sports Night Fanfiction Archive

Sports Night Fanfiction Archive was an archive "dedicated to celebrating the brilliant but short-lived television series Sports Night."
Cori Lannam acted as the archivist on the Sports Night Archive, which was located on Trickster. Although an excellent and comprehensive resource, this site was plagued by server difficulties throughout its life. The archive was substantially revamped and improved in October 2000. In early 2003, the site went down. On February 14, 2004, a 'grand re-opening' of the archive was announced. On January 5, 2005, a message was posted to slashsn stating that trickster.org had gone down and the archive would shortly be moved. It has never been resurrected, although random pages can sometimes be found via The Wayback Machine. 
Category:Sports Night Websites
Category:1999 ArchivesCategory:2000s ArchivesCategory:Trickster.org
Category:Social Media Feature
Sports Night Updates

Sports Night Updates was a newsletter in the Sports Night fandom. It was created December 2006 and ran until Jan 2010. It included news, announcements, meta, fanfiction, fan art, icons, vids and recs. The newsletter was mirrored on Livejournal and Dreamwidth.
It started out as a weekly newsletter, but posting frequency eventually dropped down to twice a month, then once a month as fannish activity slowed down. Currently the newsletter is on indefinite hiatus until either fannish activity picks back up or a new mod takes over.
Category:Sports Night
Category:2000s Communities
Sports RPF

Sports RPF encompasses any number of sports in its fandoms and with that comes hundreds of athletes one can use as characters. Sports RPF has been around since at least the 1990s, with Figure Skating RPF being one early type. It increased in popularity & visibility during the 2000s (for example, appearing regularly in the Yuletide exchange from 2007), and further in the early 2010s.
Some sizeable sports RPF fandoms include:
* Baseball RPF
* Basketball RPF
* F1 RPF
* Figure Skating RPF
* Hockey RPF 
* NASCAR RPF (auto racing)
* National Football League RPF (American football)
* Olympics RPF
* Football (Soccer) RPF
* Relay Ball RPF
* Tennis RPF
* Professional Wrestling RPF
* ...
Each subset fandom comes with its own set of 'rules' and style.
== Fandom ==
===Women's Sports Popularity on TikTok===
During the 2022 UEFA Women’s Euros and, later, the Women's World Cup, accounts focused on women's sports and fannish discussions around those sports began to first appear with regularity and then gained increasing popularity, moving beyond football and into other sports. Events, achievements, celebrations, and controversies – both within the game and outside of it – were commented on as much as the games themselves and some TikTokers, such as Jackie J, built their platforms on celebrating and discussing women's sports. Other fannish videos like reels of footage of players like Lucy Bronze, Marta, Mary Earps, and Zećira Mušović set to various backing tracks become popular during the World Cup.
The attention women's sports received on TikTok did not go unnoticed by sports' media or the teams or players themselves, and it provided a means of promoting women's sports to an audience without some of the barriers faced via more traditional means. For example, English team Burnley FC Women's Team streamed all of their videos live on TikTok, providing free viewing of their games to fans and gaining a significant amount of fans in the processHow the TikTok effect is taking women’s sport fandom to the next level - Sports Pro Media. July 12, 2023. (Accessed November 6, 2023).
=== Tropes ===
* Winner's Room - the winner — either a player or the entire team — is given the opportunity to have sex with a player of their choice from the losing team following a game.
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Sports Series

Sports Series is a Professionals slash set of stories by M. Fae Glasgow and some of her pseuds. 
==Series==
* Sticky Wickets (in Paean to Priapus #2)
* Own Goal (in As a £3 Note)
* A Touch of English (in As Two £3 Notes)
* On Thin Ice, or Skate Expectations (in Bene Dictum #1)
* A Hole in One (in Paean to Priapus #4)
* Pulling the Other One (in As Three £3 Notes)
Category:1990s
Sports Slash News

Sports Slash News is a newsletter that gathers links for "newsworthy" posts elsewhere in sports slash RPF fandom. According to the newsletter's Profile page, topics include:
* Fandom News
* Challenges/Contests
* Fic
* Art
* Icons/Graphics
* Discussion/Questions
* Notes 
The posting schedule is erratic, with roughly one or two posts per month from 2005 through mid-2009. At that point, posting slowed down further, with several months being skipped entirely, partially due to one of the moderators' putting her energy into reccing things at Handbasket News instead.Errm, posted by caruso on September 24, 2009. Accessed February 6, 2010.
== References ==
Category:Sports RPF
Sportsgore

Sportsgore or "sports gore" is a term coined by shookyfan on Twitter and AO3 to describe "the athlete-brain condition of knowing your worth is your body and that your time is limited, and weighing both physical and psychological wounds against the ticking clock. add a hypothetical event horizon where, even if you still have time, you could do something irreversible to yourself and so everything is trying to get as close to that line without crossing. all it in the pursuit of perfection, of course. now add fans and anyone else you might be "doing it for" and try and make it all balance." 
This definition was first used in the author's note to their BTS fic i still have a d-d-dream and has since been picked up and used by others on social media. 
== Examples of the term being used ==
Category:Celebrities & Real People Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Spot Conlon

Spot Conlon is a Manhattan newsboy in Newsies.
==Canon==
Spot leads the Brooklyn newsies. In the film, he uses a slingshot and carries a cane. Most of the Manhattan newsboys are afraid of him. 
In the 2023 West End production of Newsies, Spot is played by a woman. 
==History==
==Fandom==
===Name===
Like Racetrack Higgins, Spot is now typically given a "real" personal name by the fandom (in Spot's case "Sean"), but this has not been nearly as universal as "Anthony" for Race. Everything You've Done Wrong is the primary source of the name, but it appeared in 2001 on Kendall's Newsies Page.My Strength by Gank, via Wayback Machine (2001) Spot has also been called Thomas,Another Chance by Portman at Portman's Place, via Wayback Machine (1999) Michael,Living His Life by Spacey Cliffton at Spaced Out (2000) SeamusSpot profile at Carnegie Hill Lodging House (2001) and Liam,The Duane Street Wives by Coin on Fanfiction.Net (2004) among many others. One fan theorized that the name Sean comes from Shawn Hunter from Boy Meets World.https://www.tumblr.com/newmsies/702356494869479424/we-need-to-get-something-right-specifically-spot by newmsies on Tumblr (2022)
===Patrick===
Patrick is a character who appears only by name in the 1999 Newsies film, during the song "Carrying the Banner," where his mother sings to the Manhattan newsboys. A popular fan theory argues that Spot is Patrick,Patrick annotation by randomestfandoms for "Carrying the Banner" on Genius (2017, "6 years ago") often on the basis of the fact that he is not a Manhattan newsboy, and thus would not hear her.Erika's Theory at Who Is Patrick??? on Rip's VERY New Page, via Wayback Machine (1999) This theory appeared as early as 1997, in Hauvah's "You Can Run But You Can't Hide,"You Can Run But You Can't Hide by Hauvah at Hawk's Newise Heaven, copyright 1997 and 1998, in Jennifer Cardinali's "Paramour Prisoner."Chapter 2 of Paramour Prisoner by Jennifer Cardinali at Jen's Christian Bale/Newsies Place, via Wayback Machine, copyright 1998 Another fanwork featuring the theory appeared on Fanfiction.net in 2002.Patrick's Mother by Mondie at Fanfiction.net (2002)
===Shipping===
*Spot Conlon/Racetrack Higgins
*Spot Conlon/Racetrack Higgins/Albert DaSilva
*Spot Conlon/Racetrack Higgins/Albert DaSilva/Elmer
*Spot Conlon/Original Female Character
== Example Fanworks ==
===Fanart===
* by rebeckles (2010)
=== Fics ===
* Everything You've Done Wrong by sloanne (2005)
* The Beast of Brooklyn by ArtemisRayne (2019)
===Fansites===
*Crazy's Spot Page
*Lovespot
===Fanlistings===
*Slingshot
*Brooklyn Supremacy
==References==
Category:Newsies Characters
Spot Conlon/Racetrack Higgins/Albert DaSilva

Spot/Race/Albert, or Spralbert, is the poly ship between Spot, Race, and Albert from Newsies. It combines the popular Spot/Race and Race/Albert ships.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Hit Home by Broadway_Crackers (2021)
*Race and Albo Need Electricity by timetogoslumming (2020)
==Fannish Links==
*Spot Conlon/Albert DaSilva/Racetrack Higgins tag on AO3
*spralbert tag on Wattpad
*#spralbert tag on Tumblr
Category:Newsies Relationships
Spot Conlon/Racetrack Higgins/Albert DaSilva/Elmer

Spralmer is a poly ship between Spot, Race, Albert, and Elmer from Newsies. 
==Fandom==
Spralmer began appearing on AO3 in August 2017, with fics by multiple authors.Spralmer Drabbles by averywrites (August - September 2017)Somebody Just Really Needs A Hug by Bugaboo253 (August 2017)Summer Days and Pool Fights by ForDavey (August 2017) It appears to have originated in a Discord server.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Kicking and Screaming by aintweproudriff (2017)
*Love, Racetrack by sarsroses (2018)
*And If I'm Gone Tomorrow by LonelyThursday (2019)
==Fannish Links==
*Spot Conlon/Albert DaSilva/Elmer/Racetrack Higgins tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Newsies Relationships
Spot Conlon & Hot Shot

Spot & Hot Shot is the gen relationship between Spot Conlon and Hot Shot, who are siblings in fanon and coworkers in canon. 
==Canon==
Hot Shot can be played by both men and women. 
==Fandom==
Hotshot is typically written as Spot's second-in-command. The interpretation of them as siblings seems to begin appearing in 2020.To The Newsies by imaginationisrainbowcoloured (2020)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*All The Small Ones Tell Tall Tales by DesertLily (gen, 2020)
*Stupid for You. by orphan_account (slash, 2022)
==Fannish Links==
*Spot Conlon & Hot Shot tag on AO3
*Spot Conlon/Hot Shot tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Newsies Relationships
Spotify

Spotify is an audio streaming service founded in 2006. It enjoys worldwide popularity and is used by fans for a range of fannish activities. 
==Use Among Fans==
Due to the wide variety of music available on Spotify, it is a popular service for creating and sharing fanmixes and fannish playlists. The tag Spotify playlist exists on AO3 for fics for which the authors have created a playlist to go with their fic, but many authors do not use any tag and just share the playlist in authors' notes.
Following the announced closure of 8tracks in 2019, many fans moved their 8tracks fanmixes to Spotify or switched to using the platform to create new fanmixes.
==Terminology==
==Meta/Further Reading==
* Wikipedia
* Works tagged "Spotify" on AO3
==Notes==
== References ==
Category:Social Networking
Category:Microblogs