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eal-people slash relationshipp er retcon revenge fic riff Slash written about the actors or creators behind a fandom -- often abbreviated to RPS. Also called actorslash where appropriate. A form of real-people fic. See also lotrips. Originally, a fan/writer who fervently believes that Mulder and Scully "belong together" -- "shipper" for short. This term has now popped up in other ficdoms about other characters -- for the comics explanation, see 'shipping below. Short for "retroactive continuity," a retcon is a plotline wherein the writer or TPTB decide to pretend that an existing plot happened differently than originally portrayed...or simply never existed/happened at all. A retcon is also the name for a plot written to replace and erase the original version. Retcon is also a verb -- to tamper with or wipe out previous ideas/plots is called "retconning." A) A story in which the fictional characters which an author has inflicted misery and suffering upon return the favor on the author. The term is originally from anime, but has also surfaced in other fandoms, including Star Trek and MST3K. B) A story written as a "return volley" at someone whom an author feels insulted them or their work -- basically a flame in story form. Choice B) is the meaning usually meant in comic fanfic. A joke or sarcastic comment made in immediate response to something one is watching, hearing, or reading. Can be said aloud or written down. To continuously riff a story or movie/show is to be riffing. See MSTing. unknown but recent; esp. in LOTR and entertainmen t genres like boyband and wrestling X-Files, migrated to Buffy then beyond comics, others anime, others MST3K riffing See riff. MST3K RL The acronym for Real Life. general ROG "Really Old Guy" -- Methos, the nigh-mythical eldest immortal. Noted here because it's not an immediately apparent acronym. romantic friendship romantic, romantics Another way of saying smarm. See 'shippers. Highlander Xena X-Files round robin A story written in installments by various writers, usually impromptu. Often abbreviated to RR. general RR See round robin. general RPS See real-people slash. slash R.S.T. Resolved Sexual Tension – see U.S.T. X-Files R/T Rape/torture. Be careful -- in some fandoms this can be a common theme in H/C. unknown S SC See Subreality Cafй. Subreality 182
SCA, SCAs schmoop self-infliction self-insertion semi non-con Subreality Cafe Awards. Coined in 2000 by Paradoqz, this vote was a CBFFA counterpart which only catered to Subreality-related stories. No relation to the Society for Creative Anachronism. A story rife with overt romanticism -- flowers, chocolates, candles, cutesy pet names, and little to no plot. Sometimes spelled "shmoop." A parody of the self-insertion genre where the selfinserted author screws things up and/or generally suffers a lot of pain. A fanfic where the author includes him/herself as a character; also a noun referring to the character in question. Sometimes abbreviated to SI, and often a Mary Sue. Story contains shaky consent issues -- one character may not have been interested in a sexual act, but ends up enjoying it (against their will); or, they started off having fun but the experience got frightening or unpleasant. Often also involves psychological torment. Subreality slash anime/mang a general general shmoop Alternate spelling of schmoop. slash shockfic Shadowlands 'ship 'shipping shockfic shota shotacon See darkfic. A genre created by Alicia McKenzie in which the culmination of the X-Men's "Twelve" plotline resulted not in Cyclops' death but in a shattering of the walls between realities, resulting in a deadly patchwork multiverse where anything can happen as the shards of possibilities drift randomly. Mainly a comic-book genre but by its very nature is expanding into others, ie. Buffy and X-Files. Short for "relationship" -- uses to denote which pair of characters are romantically involved in a given story. See 'shipping for more details. short for "relationshipping" -- a 'shipper is someone who believes that a chosen pair of characters "belong together," and who diligently reads and/or writes tales to that effect. The term originated in the X-Files fanfic, but has migrated over to comicfic in full force with the advent of the X-Men movie and a subsequent boom in Logan/Rogue 'shipping. See darkfic. See shotacon A romance story (usually, but not always sexual in nature) in which at least one of the participants is a young boy. The age cut-off is about 15 and can overlap territory covered by the term shounen ai, which is generally considered sweeter, less graphic, and more acceptable. Sometimes spelled "shotakon" in correct Romanization, or abbreviated anime/mang a comics general general anime/mang a anime/mang a anime/mang a 183
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Table of Contents I. Introduction..
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more stories, and sharing funny tid
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yet understandable enough, to intro
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justifiable, and believable. 1 It i
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well as the act of worship (activel
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This leads Maygra 2 , a prominent f
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the fandoms are well-known. Slash-
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equality and beyond social stereoty
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uses his authorial position to loos
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fandoms, and are 2) people outside
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that writing in and for Anthropolog
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in ethnographic narrative, which ha
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very analytically thereafter. Jenki
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web. In a way the nature of convers
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affected not simply by the object o
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This is emphasized by how they view
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participation: In order to limit se
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order to find an earlier post, one
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academic audience might find such a
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linked, text with the connections o
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consumers: Consumers only passively
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fandoms, and an active member in ot
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proud of her ability to slash every
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accompanying it online, would be to
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Harry Potter fandom, since I find t
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We were talking recently about our
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they had no sense and the plotlines
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the 5 th Harry Potter book. In any
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discussed in the following sections
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These OOC chats in Yuri’s game ar
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nor as an act for the game specific
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discussion of both themes in the ne
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of HP fandom, two significantly. Fi
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will be portrayed as OOC, and a sto
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enough, let's go!” Canon is, with
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use several different ideas of plag
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keeps very busy. Once back at home
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make it have a plot, but it didn’
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just acknowledge that the character
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Though many would answer that “mo
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For both of these fandoms Eiko freq
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and even fewer fans will publish wh
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authors she likes, and then utilize
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who does not participate with other
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of identity as fan, much as an acad
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aggression (and, depending on the d
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found friends through her activitie
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formation. In the same sense that t
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meaning, no climax.” What is inte
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It’s not something that’s immed
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nonetheless. However generally, she
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mood” when she will want to read
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characters, I was afraid that once
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other groups “censoring” or “
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III. Exploration A. Psychology and
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emotionally speaking, I wavered bet
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it at all, but simply as a regular
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SY: Like a self-insertion? Red: No
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“eeeeuw!” But that was before I
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have that initial reaction to slash
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which Barb has remarked on in the p
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slash fanfic did for Red and me, it
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historical members of the shinsengu
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Rusty to cease, as these dialogues
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