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OBSSE Mailing List

OBSSE Mailing List was the mailing list for the X-Files fansite Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic.
The list debuted on October 29, 1997. In October 1998, it had more than 330 members. It closed membership at 600 in roughly 2000.
Many members and fans of Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic were on this list. There was also a lot of cross-pollination regarding communication, in-jokes, and content posted this mailing list and to News for the OBSSEsed, the community's newsletter. 
==January 1998==
 
==January 2000==
==February 2000==
 
See: OBSSE Mailing List: Year 2000 Summary by WetLegKik: 
==Sometime in 2000==
==Fan Comments ==
===2001===
==Meta and Conversations in Other Venues==
The list was the site of much lively discussion, and some fans wrote commentary for their own websites based on these discussions. One example is Fialka.
* Monster Slayer/Child of Water aka The Mythology Behind the 'Mythology'
*Requiem for Equal Rights: The Pregnancy Rant‎ 
*Melissa Meditations: A White Buffalo Calf, A Miracle, and a Sacrifice‎
* Sex and the Single Agent: Confusion of Rape and Desire in the XF Universe
* Shooting the Canon: How Episode Order Affects the Backstory in Season 4
* Family Dinners: Sibling Elements in the M/S Relationship aka A Side of Bill, a Bottle of Mulder, and a Little Sam/Scully Pudding
==References==
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
OBSSE Mailing List: Year 2000 Summary

OBSSE Mailing List: Year 2000 Summary is a 2001 essay by Brother WetLegKik.
It summarizes events and discussions at the OBSSE Mailing List and was published in News for the OBSSEsed #38.
"Every year Brother WetLegKik breaks down the events on the OBSSE mailing list. If you're not on that list and ever wonder what goes on, or even if you are and can't remember the past this is a pretty good indication of the craziness there."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the OBSSE Mailing List and the community there, as well as at Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic
* tensions on the list regarding characterizations in episodes, much breakdown of trust between viewers and TPTB (not named as such, but illustrative of The Chris Carter Effect), the lawsuit David Duchovny brought against the show's creators, and how all these things effected discussions and relationships among fans
* John Doggett's appearances on the show
* club charities and gatherings
* tensions regarding some fans' access to Gillian Anderson at perhaps the expense of others
* some flouncing and gafiation
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
OBSSE Yearbook

OBSSE Yearbook was a project of Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic.
It was first proposed in February 2000 in an issue of News for the OBSSEsed: 
==Sections==
* Mug Shots:
* Mug Shots
* Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
** Fan Profiles
* Most Likely To:
 
** Poll
** Poll
** Poll
** Poll
Thank You:
** Thank You
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:2000
OCD and Fandom

OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) is a mental illness characterised by obsessive thoughts and the completion of rituals or compulsions as a temporary means of alleviating those thoughts and the anxiety they cause.
OCD’s links with fandom include:
*Representations of OCD in fanworks
*Behaviours of fans with the condition in fandom
*Discussions around purity culture, and the effects on those suffering with intrusive thoughts
==Canon Representation==
*Adrian Monk, the protagonist of Monk.
*Aza Holmes from Turtles All The Way Down.
*Marnie from Pure (2019).
* Pran from Bad Buddy
==Fandom==
===Popular Headcanons===
* Alma Madrigal, Bruno Madrigal and Julieta Madrigal from Encanto.
* Levi Ackerman from Attack on Titan.
* Bill Denbrough, Eddie Kaspbrak, Richie Tozier and Stanley Uris from IT.
* Trent from Total Drama is not outright said to have OCD, though it is highly implied. He has an obsession with the number 9 when put under intense stress, and it is called an "obsession" in-universe. Some fans headcanon he has similar conditions, such as BPD and Anxiety Disorder, instead or alongside OCD. Some headcanon he has Relationship OCD specifically. Meta for Trent often treats him having OCD as canonical.
==Purity==
*Scrupulosity
*POCD
==Resources & External Links==
*Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - Ao3 Tag
*Intrusive Thoughts - (not canonised) Ao3 Tag
===Videos===
* OCD Tropes on Screen ft. @HeyRowanEllis and @CharlieVlogs [CC] by Jessica Kellgren-Fozard
==References==
Category:Disability
Category:Discussion
OFMD Gotcha for Gaza

OFMD Gotcha for Gaza was a charity auction benefiting various charities and GoFundMes dedicated to Gaza relief. The event focused on Our Flag Means Death fanworks. It was inspired by the earlier TGCF Gotcha For Gaza event.
Fans donated a minimum of $4 for SFW or $8 for NSFW prompts to one of the listed options. The prompts were then filled by one of the participating artists or writers. The fundraiser ultimately raised $1,957.03 USD.Donation Total
==Fanworks produced==
== References ==
Category:Charity Auctions
Category:2024 Events
Category:Our Flag Means Death
OFMD Party Zine

OFMD Party Zine is an anthology zine that was created to celebrate the birthday of the character Izzy Hands. The zine was free to download, but recipients were encouraged to donate to a charity fundraiser for LimbPower UK. They raised $7053For Our New Unicorn's fundraising initiative benefiting LimbPower UK.
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* Rights
* castaway-pineapples
* Calypsolarts
* FelixTheFrog
* Patrike
* Ducko
* Domino
* Penemue
* Sara Bailey
=== Writers ===
* Suvroc 
* rimbaudofficial
* Albus
* QueerCanonCo
* SpaceCadetGlow
* QueerCanonCo
* LazyMedusa 
* AyashiTetsuko
=== Other creators ===
* chloreen - music/video
* Licorne - every frame project
== Contents ==
Cover - art - by Rights
4 - art - by castaway-pineapples 
5 - fic - Full English by Suvroc 
13 - recipe - Leaping Lion Latte
14 - recipe - Honey Spice Cake
15- art - by Sara Bailey
16 - art - by Calypsolarts
17 - fic - Like Never Before by rimbaudofficial
24 - art - by FelixTheFrog
25- art - by Patrike
26 - fic - Eddie's Birthday by Albus
34 - project - Frames for the new unicorn by Licorne 
35- art - by Calypsolarts
36 - poetry - DIFFRACTION by QueerCanonCo 
37 - music/video - Mythic Creatures by chloreen 
38 - art - by Domino
39 fic Over the Whale's Acre by SpaceCadetGlow
46 - art by Ducko
47-art - by rights
48 - poetry - MY LOVE by QueerCanonCo
NSFW
50 - fic - Wind in my hair, wish you were here by LazyMedusa
59 - art by Penemue
60 - fic - Sweet 60 by AyashiTetsuko
== References ==
Category:2024 Zines
Category:Our Flag Means Death Zines
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO FANS OF SLASH

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO FANS OF SLASH is a early 1989 open letter by Helig Benedict (a pseud).
It addresses The Blake's 7 Wars and slash zines.
The letter was printed in Magnificent Tails #2. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the author assumes that everyone is telling the truth about what correspondence they have sent and received
* the author says there is "documented proof" of her statements, but doesn't provide any But here's some: The Paper Trail: A Sample of Fan Open Letters and "Formal" Comments from TPTB. 
* suggests that good fans in Australia will make the correct decision and not read or write any more slash; but that won't stop bad fans from continuing
* the author states that she doesn't like slash art so her friends don't show it to her, a courtesy she thinks fans can extend to the Darrows - this is a false correlation unless she is talking about the fic that almost certainly doesn't exist. The Darrows had the right to not seek it fanworks out as well as not engage when presented with them. What the author is hoping is tht fans (in Australia!) won't "write/read" slash anymore.
* a lot of naivete, wanting to believe, protecting one's turf
==The Letter==
==References==
Category:1989 Meta
Category:1989 Open Letters
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
OGNEP

OGNEP, or O Gerard Não É Perfeito, is a term from Brazilian bandom. It translates to "Gerard Isn't Perfect", in allusion that he is also human and therefore susceptible to making mistakes or crying like anyone else.
The term originated in a Orkut's My Chemical Romance Community, reportedly in a thread of the same name. It came to more widespread (and international) fan attention after a fan made a T-shirt with the term on it above Gerard's face and gave it to Mikey Way. Mikey was subsequently seen (and photographed) wearing the shirt, raising questions about what OGNEP stood for.
==Origins==
According to a fan on Livejournal:
Another account on bandfandom-ref explained:
==Fannish Discussion==
2009
2021
==References==
Category:Portuguese-Speaking Fandom
Category:My Chemical Romance
Category:Bandom Glossary
OGXFFangirl

OGXFFangirl is a fanfiction writer active in the X-Files fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
*"Complications" (Fox Mulder/Dana Scully) - Late season 2, pre-Anasazi. After Mulder is badly injured in a car accident, Scully continues their investigation in an effort to save him. But Mulder might not want to be saved. (1995)
==Awards==
=== Spooky Awards ===
==== 1996 ====
* Best Young Author (under 18) - third place 
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
* FanFic By Teens
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
*X-Libris (archive)
*The Annex: X-Files Novel Archive 
*The Eurisko Archive
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
OH JOHN RINGO NO

"OH JOHN RINGO NO" is a phrase coined by David Hines during reading of John Ringo's Paladin of Shadows series (2005-13). The phrase become a popular catchphrase and meme used to point out misogyny. 
== Origin == 
It was first introduced during the review Books to make my flist's heads explode: John Ringo by David Hines.
== Popularization == 
 
=== Internet ===
The phrase spread through the internet with several contexts related to bad writingi_am_a_jedi, A Meme is Born, Metafilter, May 2, 2008 (Accessed October 2, 2008) and misogyny. 
=== Fandom ===
In April 2008, The Open-Source Boob Project led to wide-spread fannish adoption of the phrase to refer to blatant misogyny by a person or fictional character: 
It was also used as a tag for misogyny and homophobiaUnfunnybusiness Community Tag, April 22, 2008 (Accessed October 2, 2008) as well as a meme and catchphraseMelannen, OH JOHN RINGO NO, Unfunnybusiness, April 22, 2008 (Accessed October 2, 2008) in Journalfen community Unfunnybusiness.
An alternate usage specific to DC Universe fandom was "OH FRANK MILLER NO," perhaps due to both authors' use of hypermasculine heroes and prostitute heroines. From a 2008 essay: 
== References ==
== Further Reading ==
* Feminist SF Wiki OH JOHN RINGO NO, April 26, 2008 (Accessed October 2, 2008)
* Oh John Ringo No Amazon Tag,Accessed October 14, 2008
* David Hines, OH JOHN RINGO NO: the T-shirt is here, May 12, 2008 Accessed October 14, 2008
Category:2008 Memes
OK Computer

OK Computer is a McShep story by Speranza.
==Author's Notes==
"This is the story I was calling "lesbians" for a long time, but I have to warn you that there are no real lesbians in it: just porn lesbians. It's actually the third in a series of stories I sketched out in the summer of 2006, the other two being Kid A and Amnesiac, hence the Radiohead title."
 
==DVD Commentary==
A fan's 2008 DVD commentary is here.
==Related fanworks==
mific created a three-hour podfic of the fic in 2009.OK Computer at the Audiofic Archive, mp3, 116 MB, 3:23:14. Archived on 8 December 2009.
Image:okcomputer1.jpg|art for this story by lim
Image:okcomputer2.jpg|art for this story by lim
Image:okcomputer3.jpg|art for this story by mutecornett, "VR John"
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
OKon

OKcon was a fan-run science fiction convention held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was held by STARbase Tulsa, the oldest science fiction/Star Trek fan club in Oklahoma (based in 1973).
It is not the same con as Tulsa Star Trek.
* Okon 1 - 1977
* Okon 2 -1978 
* Okon 3 - 1979
* Okon 4 -1980 "Ellison was in fact once invited to be a guest at OKon. In his reply letter, Ellison declined, stating he would rather 'eat a maggot sandwich' than visit Oklahoma in July." A Short History of OKon, accessed 3.23.2011 
* no con in 1981 as the hotel was closed at the last moment.
* Okon 5 - 1982
* Okon 6 - 1983
* Okon 7 - 1984
* Okon 8 -1985 
* Okon 9 - 1986 
* Okon 10 - 1987 
* Okon 11 - 1988 
* Okon 12 - 1989 
* Okon 13 - 1990 
* Okon 15 - 1992 
==Gallery==
	
	
==1978: Con Reports==
==External Sources==
* more information at A Short History of OKon by Tim Frayser
* more information at Midamerican Fan Photo Archive
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1977 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions 
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
OMEGA 2-D

OMEGA 2-D is a doujinshi circle run by Tomoki Hibino (日比野友輝) and Seiryuu Shima (嶋成龍, sometimes romanized "Ryuu Shimanari"). It has published a large number of doujinshi in various fandoms, including Harry Potter, Death Note, Hetalia, Gundam 00, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, and others.
== Works ==
=== Harry Potter ===
* Heavy Fucker series:
** Heavy Fucker to Oyaji no Gyakushuu (Heavy Fucker と親父の逆襲) - August 2002
** Heavy Fucker to Honoo no Dance Party (Heavy Fucker と炎のダンスパーティ) - December 2002
** Heavy Fucker Gaiden: Ping Pong Wars (Heavy Fucker 外伝) - December 2002
** The Kingdom of Slytherin: Episode Red - August 2003
** The Kingdom of Slytherin: Episode Red Plus - October 2003
** The Kingdom of Slytherin: Episode Blue - December 2003
** Heavy Fucker to Aruchuu no Juujin (Heavy Fucker とアル中の獣人) - August 2004
** Heavy Fucker to Fujimi no Dumbledore Army (Heavy Fucker と不死身のダンブルドア軍団) - December 2004
* Cry for the Moon - March 2003
* Black Cat Tango - May 2003
* Lupin Maniax - December 2003
* Meitantei James (名探偵ジェームズ) - May 2004
* RELOAD (reprint collection) - December 2004
* RELOAD Plus (reprint collection) - August 2006
* Magical Dia (anthology) - September 2004
=== Multifandom ===
* Best Recommend (reprint collection) - December 2009
== External Links ==
* OMEGA 2-D - Books
* OMEGA 2-D at The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon
* Omega 2-D at Baka-Updates Manga
== References ==
Category:2000s Category:2010s
OMG!! Kyou Kara Maou!

OMG!! Kyou Kara Maou! was an RP community for Kyou Kara Maou. It received 4,565 comments over its two active years. OMG!KKM was created around the time it became inactive. The two communities shared a satellite community, OMG! Fandom, where users could share fanfiction and fanart based on the stories within the RPs.
==Premise==
Category:Kyou Kara Maou LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
OMG!KKM

OMG!KKM was a roleplay community on LiveJournal for Kyou Kara Maou. Over 75,000 comments were made to the community in total.
==Premise==
==Connections==
OMG!KKM was created as a successor of sorts to OMG!! Kyou Kara Maou! after the latter became inactive. The two communities shared a satellite community, OMG! Fandom, where users could share fanfiction and fanart based on the stories within the RPs.
 
Category:Kyou Kara Maou LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
OMG! Fandom

OMG! Fandom was a satellite community for two RP communities, OMG!! Kyou Kara Maou! and its successor OMG!KKM. The two RPs shared the same premise but not the same character journals. The satellite community was created in February of the year OMG!! Kyou Kara Maou! officially went inactive, and when OMG!KKM was created as a successor in June, OMG! Fandom was also used for fanworks set in its storyline.
==Purpose==
Category:Kyou Kara Maou LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2012
ONElist

ONElist was a mailing list service launched in 1998. It merged with eGroups in 1999, which was then purchased by Yahoo! and became Yahoo! Groups.
==History==
ONElist was started by Mark Fletcher in August 1997 and officially launched on January 24, 1998. After advertising on Usenet, the first list was created: anole, a list for Anole lizards.ONElist’s 10 Year Anniversary at Mark Fletcher's Blog, dated 29 January 2008.
By January 1999, there were 415 lists in the site's Fan Fiction category, 1,130 lists in the Role Playing category, and a number of fannish lists in various other categories. By November 1999, the numbers grew to 1,972 Fan Fiction lists and 4,096 Role Playing lists.ONElist's Entertainment category, 29 January 1999 and 28 November 1999 (as archived by the Wayback Machine).
It was announced in November 1999 that ONElist would merge into eGroups,ONELIST AND EGROUPS ANNOUNCE MERGER at onelist.com, 09 November 1999. (Archived 28 November 1999 by the Wayback Machine.) and by early 2000, all ONElist URLs and email addresses redirected to eGroups. Some groups were renamed (if both ONElist and eGroups had a group with the same name).eGroups/ONElist Merger at egroups.com, Updated 01 April 2000. (Archived 21 June 2000 by the Wayback Machine.)
Less than a year later, in August 2000, the merged eGroups was bought by Yahoo!, and Yahoo! merged old ONElist and eGroups communities into Yahoo! Groups in early 2001.
==Impact on Fandom==
ONElist made it possible for anyone to create a mailing list. Although there were several other similar services that debuted around the same time (including Coollist, eGroups, and Topica), ONElist was one of the first and one of the most popular among fans.
Fandom took full advantage of the new service, with new lists for shows that hadn't had any lists at all before, and more specialized lists -- for pairings, fiction kinks, etc. -- for fandoms that had been centralized. Mailing lists allowed fans to create a more customized and controlled fandom experience.
==Some Notable Fan Communities==
* Querstrich (slash, German)
* Witnesslist (cop shows and courtroom dramas)
* bsgslash (Battlestar Galactica)
* RideForever (due South)
* Z.I.T. (Hanson)
* Harry_Potter and HPotter (Harry Potter)
* Quantum Leap RPG (Quantum Leap)
* The Chakotay/Paris Writers' Support Group (CPSG) (Star Trek: Voyager)
* vglist (Velvet Goldmine)
* RATales (The X-Files)
* Carol's Xena Fan Fiction Tape Consortium (Xena: Warrior Princess)
==Further Reading==
* The ONElist File, an in-depth history of ONElist by Mark Fletcher
* ONElist’s 10 Year Anniversary, post by Mark Fletcher, 29 January 2008
* ONElist on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Mailing Lists
Category:1998Category:1999
ONTD

ONTD (ohnotheydidnt) is a LiveJournal community for celebrity gossip that is both a site of fannish activity and the inspiration for a number of other fannish ONTD-style communities such as ontd_startrek and ontd_ai. It is hugely popular, coming top of livejournal's community ranking, as of May 2017.Community ratings (accessed 9 May 2017)
One notable incident on ONTD was the Eli Roth Blueberries incident, where movie actor/director Eli Roth discovered ONTD, tweeted about it, and eventually spent a night having online sex with a large group of his fans, who are known as Blueberries. kuwdora's vid Paparazzi documents this incident.
As of May 2017, LiveJournal is involved in a lawsuit over copyrighted material shared on ONTD. Because one of the community mods was a paid employee of LiveJournal, the applicability of the safe harbor provision of the DMCA was in doubt.
See also: Stan.
==Reference==
Category:2004Category:2000sCategory:2010s
ON BENEFITS OF FANFICTION; OR, VETERAN OF THE FLAME WARS

ON BENEFITS OF FANFICTION; OR, VETERAN OF THE FLAME WARS is an article written by Mason Chennells in 2018 post on the site Sunday Night Bombers.
For more context, see Timeline of Fanfiction Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfiction, its uses
* fanfiction as a niche, source of embarrassment
* fanfiction as freedom and creativity
* Fallout Equestria and Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, examples of good. My Immortal, example of bad
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
==Further Reading==
==References==
Category:Meta Essays
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
OOTP, Harry/Draco, the Damnation of Slytherin, and the right of fans to be upset.

OOTP, Harry/Draco, the Damnation of Slytherin, and the right of fans to be upset. is a 2003 essay by Aja. 
It is part of a 2002-04 series of essays. See About Writing.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the rights of fans, the power and subversiveness of fanfiction
* shipping a pairing that will never be canon
* feeling hurt when an author doesn't allow a character to "grow"
* authorial intent
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
OPERATION. VERNACULAR. DECODER RING. MEMORY.

OPERATION. VERNACULAR. DECODER RING. MEMORY. is a Friends at the Table fangame built in bitsy and Twine by Emma Conner. It was created as a gift for angstcaffeine as part of the 2020 round of Secret Samol.OPERATION. VERNACULAR. DECODER RING. MEMORY. game description on Itch.io (archive link)The Itch.io page states that it was created for "Secret Samol 2021" but given the game's publication date of Jan 31, 2021, it would have been created for Secret Samol 2020. The 2021 round of Secret Samol ran from December 2021 to January 2022.
It features the characters Figure A and Exeter Leap from Friends at the Table's PARTIZAN season.
== Game Description ==
== Screenshot Gallery ==
File:FATTOVDRMfangamescreen2.png|Screenshot from the game with the OPERATION and MEMORY modules collapsed.
File:FATTOVDRMfangamescreen3.png|Screenshot from the game with the VERNACULAR and DECODER RING modules collapsed.
==Footnotes==
==References==
OP (anime glossary term)

You may be looking for the term Original Poster.
OP is the standard term for the opening song/credits of an anime series. Longer series may have multiple OPs, often performed by well-known bands or pop artists. In some anime clubs, it's common for members to sing along with the OPs as they watch, though OPs may also be skipped in some clubs to save time. 
==Fansubs==
Fansub groups may produce karaoke subtitles to accompany the music of a series; if so, the most complex effects are usually reserved for the OP. 
In the quest for smaller file sizes, some fansubbers switched to ordered chapters. These allowed the fansubbers to separate out the OP and ED from each episode and only upload one copy of each, to reduce download file sizes and overall storage space required on High Definition releases. However, ordered chapters can only be played in certain software, like CCCP or MPlayer.MKV Ordered Chapters: User's Manual, posted May 14, 2008. Accessed Nov. 26, 2012. Many newer fans did not realize this and thought fansub groups were deliberately cutting out the songs from each series.WHY DID U CUT OUT THE OP AND ED I HATE U CHIHIRO!!!! Accessed Nov. 26, 2012.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
ORAC's 7 Awards

ORAC's 7 Awards were a Blake's 7 fanwork award given for the first (and only?) time in 1989 at ORAC convention. 
Other titles: "ORAC's 7 Fanfiction Awards" and "ORAC Awards."
Only fans who'd registered for the ORAC con were eligible to vote, so the scope of this award was small and very likely short-lived.
A similar award were Zen Awards, which were announced at Scorpio, a con that took place in Illinois, U.S.A.
From the first progress report for the 1989 con: 
==Known Winners==
* Best U.S. B7 Zine: ?
* Best Foreign Zine: ?
* Best Artist (Caricature): ?
* Best Artist (Portraiture/Illustration): ?
* Best Short Story (Comedy): Susan Macdonald for "S.S.C." in Syzygy (Blake's 7/Star Trek: TNG)
* Best Short Story (Drama): ?
* Best Fan Novel: ?
Category:Blake's 7
Category:1989 Awards