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Discourse

Discourse is a fan term for discussion, debate, and/or arguments. It is especially popular on Tumblr; on other platforms such as dreamwidth, the term is more likely to be used to describe the types of conversations happening on Tumblr (i.e. Tumblr discourse). It is sometimes capitalized, implying that the Discourse is about a particular topic or is conducted in a certain way.
There is discourse about when the word "discourse" first became widely used. 
According to memearchives, "The Discourse" was originally a tumblr meme in 2015, although it was previously in use among communist anime fans circa 2012.
Many fans will jokingly spell "discourse" as "disk horse" (or use the emoji 💿🐴) as a way of poking fun at the term and concept.Tweet by @sb_rae_08: Some people ask me how I manage to go through fandom without getting tangled up in disk horse. // The answer is simple. I am selectively literate. Posted May 24, 2021 (Accessed May 30, 2021).
==Development==
===2016===
berlynn-wohl responded with an edit of an Old Fandom-New Fandom Dictionary. The post has gained over 130,000 notes.https://berlynn-wohl.tumblr.com/post/150509051083/
==Meta/Further reading==
*Thoughtful Fandom
* Disputatio ; archive link by Thamiris (December 2001)
==References==
Category:Discussion
Category:2010s Memes
Category:2015 Memes
Category:Fandom Wars
Discovered In A Letterbox

Are you looking for the multimedia fanzine Dial S or The Best of DIAL: 1997-2002?
Discovered In A Letterbox (also known as "DIAL") is a Professionals slash letterzine published quarterly in England by two successive editors (Jill R. to issue #14 and S.W. to issue #24) from 1997 to 2002.
After issue #24, DIAL was taken over by a fan in America but despite many promises,Some fans were disappointed with the move and felt hurt that “despite many promises” no further editions were published. Source: unknown contributor at the The Professionals Timeline no other issues were ever produced.
==The Issues: Summaries==
See the subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics then current:
==The DIAL Fiction Compilation Zine==
The Best of DIAL: 1997-2002 is a collection of stories from issues of the letterzine and was published as a thank you to subscribers when the letterzine ceased publication.
==About DIAL==
Contributions on disk or e-mail were welcomed (formats: Word for Windows 2, WordPerfect 5.1. or Text-only).
The goal was to cover as "wide a range as possible: letters, fiction, reviews, artwork, a bulletin board for adverts and wants lists, zine flyers, news of the actors, story ideas, convention details, forthcoming publications - fill in the gaps for yourselves. Feel free to write on anything you'd like to discuss, from suggestions for what the zine should include to debates about your favourite stories."
Fiction that had not yet been widely circulated and art was welcomed. The editor also indicated that she did not want the letterzine to be posted online.
==General Content==
The general contents of the letterzine varied over time as new sections were added or removed. But the initial issues contain the following:
* Letter Column (letters from readers)
* Oyez, Oyez! - Fan Noticeboard
* Con Reports
* Artwork
* Flyers And Stuff
* An Actor's Life (news about the actors)
* Zine Reviews
* Hatstand Revisited: Fiction
==Other Professionals Letterzines==
* Mixed Doubles (gen and slash, Pros and Starsky & Hutch) (1984-June 1989) 
* The Hatstand Express (slash) (1984-1991)
* On the Double (heavy on slash, Pros and K/S) (November 1986- January 1996) 
* Cold Fish and Stale Chips (gen and slash) (1989-early 1990)
* Short Circuit (gen and slash) (1990-1994)
* Be Gentle With Us (slash) (March 1991-December 1993)
* Discovered In A Letterbox (slash) (1997-2002)
==References==
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:The Professionals Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Discovered in a Haystack

Discovered in a Haystack is a Bodie/Doyle 19-page circuit story by L. Abie. It is unknown if the "front cover" shown here is by the author or by a later fan. 
 
It has a sequel by Lily Fulford called Who Dares Drips.
Both stories appear on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
 Image:discoveredinahaystackcover.jpg| a front cover 
 Image:discoveredinahaystack.jpg| first page 
Category:1980s
Discoveredinalj

discoveredinalj is a slash and gen-friendly LiveJournal community for challenges focused on The Professionals.
According to one fan, it was founded because the safehouse discontinued Challenges: 
The first challenge was announced on 15 March 2006 and it was "The National Curriculum Challenge - Geography". The challenge announcements alternated between empty_mirrors and byslantedlight's ljs.
The community has also created its own Pros zines, which can be accessed on the community's profile page, under the name DIALj Bound Zines:
DiaLJ Bound I: Discovered on a Gangplank.	DiaLJ Bound I: Discovered on a Gangplank. 	DiaLJ Bound I: Discovered on a Gangplank. 	 	 	 	
 	DiaLJ Bound I zine info at palelyloitering	DiaLJ Bound I zine info at palelyloitering	DiaLJ Bound I zine info at palelyloitering	 	 	
 	in response to Discovered On A Gangplank Challenge for International Talk Like A Pirate Day 2006
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{| border="0" cellpadding="0"	Content	Author	Other source/s
The Pirate of Penzance 	Callisto 	 	 	 	 	
Brethren of the Coast 	Rebelcat 	 	 	 	 	
Three Bells 	PFL 	 	 	 	 	
Discovered In A Car 	Thora Arwin 	 	 	 	 	
Just Enough Rope 	Slantedlight 	 	 	 	 	
Three Bells 	PFL 	 	 	 	 	
Tick Tock 	Josey 	 	 	 	 	
Icon Art 	Shaw012145 	 	 	 	 	
Cover Art and Challenge Icon 	Josey 	 	 	 	 	
*DiaLJ Bound II: Discovered on All Hallow's Eve.
*DiaLJ Bound III: Discovered in a Skyrocket.
*DiaLj Christmas Special 2007
*DiaLj Christmas Special 2008
*Dialj Christmas Special 2009
*Dialj Christmas Special 2010
==About==
==References==
Category:The Professionals
Category:2006
Category:2000s
Discoveries (Stargate SG-1 zine)

Discoveries is a slash 118-page digest-sized Stargate SG-1 novel by Nessessitee. 
It has a color cover and black and white interior art by TM Alexander.
==Summary== 
From Agent With Style: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Discovery Channel

"Discovery Channel" is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Flamingo. It is a humorous slash vid with the pairing of Starsky/Hutch and was first shown at the Connexions 2000 vid show.
==Flamingo's Comments: 2000==
==Flamingo's Comments: 2013==
==Reactions/Reviews==
* Discovery Channel got a standing ovation at the Connexions 2000 vid show and was replayed a second time by popular request. The audience in the back of the room broke out in a line dance during the second playing. It is often cited as an example of a con vid.Convention review at the Connexions convention page, offline with no archived version available.
* Shoshanna posted her review of the vid in her Connexions 2000 con report to Virgule-L: “Flamingo's S&H vid to the mammal song (don't ask me the title; it's the one with the chorus "You and me, baby, ain't nothing but mammals, so let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel") did an excellent job of pairing DC footage with S&H footage. I cracked up at the clip of the circling cars followed by the circling turtles, and the plumage-displaying bird paired with the butt-wiggling Hutch; the vid, which ended the show, got a standing ovation.” Convention review at the Connexions convention page, offline with no archived version available. quoted with permission
* Rachel Sabotini posted her review in 2000 to Virgule-L: “Okay, for me, the best thing about this vid was the hamster in the remote controlled car. I admit I was part of the bad girls in the back of the room, and I was unable to keep myself from shouting 'Darth Mr. Fluffy!' when he appeared.” quoted with permission
* In 2002, the vid was selected to be part of the Experimental Vid Show at Vividcon. From Sandy Herrold’s vid show report posted to the vidder mailing: “Discovery Channel (SH) Flamingo This vid is underrated, I think - it's not just funny scenes of animals, it's the closeness of many of the animal scenes to what Starsky and Hutch were doing in the clip right before that really makes it.” Convention review at the VividCon convention page, offline with no archived version available. quoted with permission
* Diana Williams credits the vid as one of the vids that sucked her into vidding.
* LilyK says: "This vid is priceless. It doesn't matter how many times I've seen this vid, it makes me laugh every single time, I find it hilarious. I think the way Flamingo mirrored the external animal footage with the Starsky & Hutch clips is well done. It's darned entertaining." quoted with permission
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2000 Vids
DiscrePANcy

DiscrePANcy is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams.
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #3.
==Series==
* Pan
* Pan-Demonium
* DiscrePANcy
* ComeupPANce
==Summary==
"Kirk is accused of murdering the visiting ruler of a planet trying to gain admittance into the Federation."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Discreetly Digital, Erotic Novel Sets American Women Abuzz

Discreetly Digital, Erotic Novel Sets American Women Abuzz is an article about Fifty Shades of Grey, a former Twilight BDSM AU. 
The article mostly focuses on the erotic aspects of the book and how that makes it popular. 
The fanfiction origins of the series are also mentioned and an often quoted line from the article is that “It’s relighting a fire under a lot of marriages”.
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media
Category:2012 News Media
Discrimination (1998 essay by torch)

Discrimination is a 1998 essay by torch.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* recs and public concrit
* rec sites
* slash
* writers who want to improve and those who don't
 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Discussion Topic

The "Discussion Topic" is the conversation starter used in letterzines and other places of fannish discussion.
With letterzines, it was announced an issue in advance. Some examples of topics include: what would the characters do if they were fired from their jobs, what did fan's think of the current aired season's shows, how did the characters meet, what kind of a pet would the characters get, what would character's sexual fantasies be, and what did one character mean when she or he said something.
Some other phrases that meant the same thing:
* "Recipe for Disaster" in Details at 11
* "Undercover Assignment" in Simon and Simon Investigations
* "TOTM" or "Topic of the Month" in Hanky Panky & Who Do We Trust Times—The phrase was almost never spelled out which reflected the need of printed material to condense content to keep costs down.
* "TOTNI" or "Topic of the Next Issue" was used in later issues of Short Circuit
Category:Discussion
Discworld FanFiction Archive

Discworld FanFiction Archive is a Discworld fanfiction archive. 
==Authors and Members==
*Archer
*Badge177
*J.D.
*Jinxster
*Jo Bendle
*manx
*Miss Malice/Elefwin
*Mistress Arion/Lady Deathe
*Rajrr
*Shaduan/Beth Einspanier
*Sophist
*Twist
*VimesLady
Category:Discworld Websites
Category:Tripod
Discworld Fandom Glossary

This page is a collection of fandom terminology from the Discworld fandom and the broader Terry Pratchett fandom. 
==Common Alt.Fan.Pratchett Terms==
Many terms are created by inserting "afp" either before or in the middle of an existing word. Below are primarily not examples of this style. 
Sources: reading the usenet archives, The Original AFP Timelines, Acronyms
AFPer: member of alt.fan.pratchett
Carrier Bag: reference material, especially dictionaries 
CCCB or C3B: chocolate-covered coffee beans, for meets 
CCDE: Clarecraft Discworld Event
Feetneet: the plural of footnote
Hedgehog: see The Hedgehog Song and related phenomenon 
Merkin: American
Ppoint: pedant point
WYMM: will you marry me (in an AFP mock marriage) 
Category:Glossary
Category:Discworld
Discworld MUD

Discworld MUD is a Discworld MUD. They held Mudmeets. Also see Skybly's Discworld MUD Scrapbook and Imaginary Realities.
==Guild and Club Webpages==
*Priests Guild
*The Holy Disciples of Om
*Assassin's Guild
*Discworld Witches Guild
*Fat Man Inc.
*Wizards Guild Page
*Witches Guild
*The Guild of Assassins 
==LiveJournal Communities==
*DiscWorld MUD RolePlay
*Discworld Mud Community
==Wiki==
*Discworld MUD Wiki
*Discworld MUD Wiki (previous)
Category:DiscworldCategory:Role Playing
Disease

Disease is a Heroes vid by Yusagi. It was reviewed on July 30, 2007 by luridmuse at the reel vidding community. 
Vidder's summary: "BLOOD WARNING: Its true, Heroes is a gorey show. I didn't include the worst, but there is still alot of blood. Spoilers for eps 1 - 11. Anyway, I was looking through Heroes vids the other day, and was annoyed to find there seemed to be only pro-Sylar vids. So, I decided to make a vid that portrayed Sylar as the heroes see him. I used the Nikki/DL/Micah stuff out of context, cause it fit the song, so technically its slightly AU." 
==Reactions/Reviews==
From the 2007 review at the reel:
Category:Heroes
Category:2007 Vids
Disemvoweling

Disemvoweling is the practice of removing the vowels from a discussion post, either deliberately by the poster herself or forcibly by a moderator. This makes the text more difficult to read, but usually not impossible to decipher. It is often used to make a post less inflammatory (or at least to make it so difficult to read that by the time the reader finishes reading it, it's harder to be upset).
Forcible disemvoweling is only possible in forums where the moderator can edit other people's posts, such as Wordpress or Movable Type blogs or some message board forums.
Teresa Nielsen Hayden is credited for coming up with the technique in November 2002,TNH disemvowels a comment, and then explains what she did. and she still uses it on the comment pages she moderates both at her personal blog, Making Light, and at BoingBoing. While TNH was the first to actually disemvowel, Arthur D. Hlavaty coined the term to describe what she did.Arthur D. Hlavaty coins the term "disemvowel" in response to TNH.
Will Shetterly expressed concerns about the legality and ethics of disemvoweling after being disemvoweled for disagreeing with a moderator.disemvoweling and the law: copyright, fair use, and defamation
==References==
Disillusion

Disillusion was a 1938 article written by Sam Moskowitz. It presented itself mostly as a general commentary on fandom, but its description of the generic fan lined up exactly to Moskowitz' own life: someone who had read science fiction for years and finally joined fandom, seeing himself as an expert, and recently become disillusioned as a result of personal feuds. In 1938, Moskowitz was involved in a building feud (see Timeline of the New Fandom-Futurians Feud), and some other fans were beginning to get fed up with Moskowitz himself (see responses to The World Changes, published six months after Disillusion).
== Text ==
== Responses ==
Category:1938 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Disinformation One

Disinformation One was a gen fanzine produced by Blue Jay Press in 1984. In fact it is specifically dated '8406.25' inside.
It is 106 pages long and contains Part One of an ambitious story entitled Gods of the Copybook Headings written by Sue aka The Android and featuring characters from The Sandbaggers as well as one minor character from The Professionals and one from Spearhead. Due to circumstances beyond the author's control the second part of the story was never written and there is therefore no second edition of the zine.
A photocopy of Gods of the Copybook Headings together with the same author's Cities and Thrones and Powers, which appears in Enigma 5, is held in the collection MsC 877 of the University of Iowa Library and has incorrectly been described as an 'anthology zine'. After the author contacted the University of Iowa it turned out that these were two separate photocopies of Sue's stories which had been kept together and erroneously catalogued as a zine. Information about these copies can be found on this page's Discussion section.
Category:The Sandbaggers
Category:1984 Zines
Dismantled

dismantled is a fansite with slash fanfiction by Little Pinky. It was previously two websites - dismantle.the.sun and Heaven's Bliss, in the Sentinel fandom and the Buffy fandom, respectively. But then the author combined both sites.
The site also has a recommendation page, a page with fanfic quotes, awards won for BtVS fanfic and a link section.
The site was first brought online January 9, 2001. The old site dismantle.the.sun was first online October 28, 2000, and the old site Heaven's Bliss was first online October 29, 1999.Info, via Wayback: 27 January 2001. (Accessed 23 February 2013)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Recommendation Websites
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:2000s
DisneyFan-01

DisneyFan-01 is a prolific Treasure Planet fan writer and artist from Orlando, Florida with over one thousand watchers to her DeviantArt account. Her favorite character is John Silver from the Disney movie Treasure Planet, who she ships with an OC of hers called Marina. Her favorite drawing style can be described as Disney-esque, sketched by hand and completed and colored digitally.
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Disney Bounding

== Definition ==
Disney Bounding (or Disneybounding) is a term coined by Leslie Kay on her blog DysneyBound and refers to wearing normal everyday clothes to dress up as Disney characters without making it look like a costume. Part of why Disneybounding became so popular is because fans wanted a way to dress up as their favorite characters but were not allowed to wear costumes inside the Disney parks. People have dressed up as all types of characters, and as the phenomenon grew, Disneybounding stopped being limited to Disney alone. Some of the examples in the official Disney Bounding Instagram account include Pokémon and Marvel characters. Official DisneyBound Instagram
== Examples ==
* @99percentsureimadisneyprincess as 𝙲𝚛𝚞𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊 𝙳𝚎 𝚅𝚒𝚕
* @jada_who_ as Aladdin
* @livinlavidaally as Moana
* @abbysmeralda as Kevin
* @hopdisney as Luigi
* WINNIE THE POOH DISNEYBOUND LOOKBOOK | DISNEYLAND
* I dressed like Disney characters for a WHOLE MONTH! ºoº
* Dressing Like Disney Characters For A Day
== Links ==
* ‘Disneybounding’ Is The Dress-Up Trend Creative Fans Are Obsessed With
* We interviewed the genius girl behind DisneyBound — and she's just as magical as you'd expect
* DisneyBound: The Vlog Series with Leslie Kay
* Guide to Disneybounding - Disneybound Diary #8 - Disney Fashion
* Why Disney World Bans Adults From Dressing Up | Style Out There | Refinery29
==References==
Category:Costuming
Category:Disney
Disney Channel

Disney Channel is an American channel, while it usually just replays the same Disney shows and movies it has since grown and added more original series. Also because of its two canon crossovers "movie" specials (consists of three episodes each), several of the shows share a universe.
Overall the fandom is considered to be made up by several different ones (of each one a show or film that airs or had aired on the channel), however they are considered to be under the Disney Channel fandom as well. The fandom especially grew under in the 2000s with original such as including Even Stevens (2000–2003), Lizzie McGuire (2001–2004), Kim Possible (2002–2007), That's So Raven (2003–2007), Phil of the Future (2004–2006), The Suite Life of Zack and Cody (2005–2008), and Hannah Montana (2006–2011). It continued to gather fanbase with the new series Camp Rock, Wizards of Waverly Place, JONAS, Sonny With A Chance, Suite Life on Deck, and Good Luck Charlie.
==History of the Fandom==
On July 28, 2006 the channel debuted its first multiple-series crossover, That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana, which involved That's So Raven, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and Hannah Montana. This shows that they all have a shared universe, which is usually considered as the Disney Channel universe.
On July 17, 2009 the channel premiered its second multiple-series crossover special, Wizards on Deck with Hannah Montana which involves WOWP, Suite Life on Deck, Hannah Montana. This shows that Wizards of Waverly Place joins the shared universe of That's So Raven, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (as Suite Life on Deck is the sequel to the show) and Hannah Montana.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Communities==
* Disney Channel Fanfiction
* Disney Channel Femslash
* DisneyChannel10 (Femslash and slash pairings)
==Resources==
* Wikipedia
 Disney Channel
Disney Channel Fanfiction

Disney Channel Fanfiction was a Disney Channel fanfiction community, which accepted anything Disney Channel related that was on the air at the time of the community's start date or had aired on the channel. Real person fanfiction is accepted at the community.
As of August 19, 2016, it has 129 members.
==References==
Category:Disney Channel Category:2008 Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Disney Princess Deathmatch

Disney Princess Deathmatch is a Disney podcast hosted by Liz and Sarah. It ran from May to December 2016 and is part of the Common Room Radio fannish podcast network. 
In each episode, the hosts focused on one Disney movie and ranked its princess "according to a ridiculous rubric in order to determine, once and for all, which Disney Princess is the absolute best."Disney Princess Deathmatch archive. Via Internet Archive.
==Episodes==
Each episode is titled after the Disney princess on which it focuses.Disney Princess Deathmatch. Common Room Radio. Accessed April 29, 2024. (archive link)
#Snow White
#Cinderella
#Sleeping Beauty
#Ariel
#Belle
#Jasmine
#Pocahontas
#Mulan
#Tiana
#Rapunzel
#Merida
#Anna and Elsa & The Final Results
#Moana (DPDM Special)
==References==
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:Disney
Disney Princesses (but they're all sapphic)

Disney Princesses (but they're all sapphic) is a constructed reality vid by nialies, that re-imagines the Disney Princess stories as sapphic love stories. As of January 2025 it has over 18,000 views on YouTube.
== Summary ==
Summary provided by the creator on YouTube:
=== Disney Princesses in the Vid ===
* Aurora falling for Belle
* Ariel falling for Cinderella 
* Jasmine falling for Esmeralda 
* Pocahontas and Nakoma
* Wendy falling for Princess Eilonwy
* Mulan (no romance)
== Reactions and Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Disney Vids
Category:Femslash Vids
Category:2021 Vids
Disney comics

While Disney comics began in the United States, their European export proved to be more long-lasting. Between localization and homegrown production, Disney comics are a staple in many Western European countries. Donaldism is a specific way of being a Disney comics fan.
==Fan works==
===Comics===
* Return to Duckburg Place (1970) — dark parody illustrated by later famous Donald Duck artist Don Rosa
* Hey, Daisy, Whatever Happened To Scrooge? (1982-2015) — one panel fan comics based on the titular prompt
===Games===
* DuckTales (1994) — Despite the title, it's based on the comics and uses the Dutch names even in its English version
===Music===
* Music Inspired By The Life And Times Of Scrooge (2014) — Fan album by Nightwish composer Tuomas Holopainen
==Zines==
* Picsou Soir — French fanzine
* Bertel-Express — German fanzine
==Discussion==
* Disney Comics Mailing List
* Feathery Society forum
==Resources==
* I.N.D.U.C.K.S.
*