The RS-X Archive
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Name: | The RS-X Archive |
Date(s): | 2000-2003 (last update) |
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Founder: | Sofie Werkers and Joanne |
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Fandom: | RPS |
URL: | http://www.femgeeks.net/rs-x/index.html (Wayback) ; earlier version; RS-X (Yahoo! Group) |
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The RS-X Archive is the archive of the RS-X mailing list, which is an offshoot of the RareSlash mailing list.
The RS-X mailing list was founded January 26, 2000, after much discussion on the Rareslashmailing list regarding whether or not RPS should be allowed to be posted to RareSlash.
RS-X was a central pivot point for a lot of Actorfic activity during the early 2000s.
Submission Guidelines
We only accept new stories in fandoms that do not have a specific archive yet. If a fandom has an archive, we will only accept stories with rare pairings. (The definition of "rare" pairings can be found here.)
Stories that were submitted before a fandom aqcuired [sic] an archive or a pairing became officially non-rare will stay archived, unless they are also archived at the fandom archive. Said archive will then of course be linked from this site.
Stories will only be accepted when submitted in the body of an email. Attachments will not be accepted, even if they are a .txt file.
Stories will only be accepted with the following header:
- Title:
- Author:
- Fandom: (Full name! No abbreviations, please.)
- Pairing: (Please use the full name, both first and last names.)
- Rating:
- Summary:
- Archive: (Either "Yes to RS-X," or "Yes to list archives." If I have to ask for permission, it doesn't get archived.)
- Email: (Your email will not be put on your story unless it is in the email body!)
- Disclaimer: (This should say something to the likes of "I'm not claiming this really happened. It's all pure fiction." This must be there, or I will not archive your story.)
- Warnings: (See below.)
Warnings are compulsory for rape/non-con and underage sex. If you don't want to spoil your story, use a general "disturbing themes" warning.
Please make sure the story looks okay in the email -- i.e. no strange formatting, no "smart quotes" turned into odd characters, no stories in one big paragraph, no indents (use blank lines to seperate [sic] paragraphs, please), etc.
If you've done all that, send the story to [email protected]. [1]
The Site's Definition of Rare Pairings
- A RealPeopleSlash fandom or pairing is no longer considered rare if more than three writers are writing the fandom/pairing and there are more than ten stories for them. If you're not sure if your story is considered rare or not, please ask onlist, and we'll be glad to vote on it. :)[2]
Archives Linked from The RS-X Archive
- DASA - Matt Damon/Ben Affleck slash.
- Dirty Dream Designers - Orgy slash, with artwork.
- The Lovely Blue Planet of There - Duran Duran slash.
- Men on the Net - Assorted celebrity smut.
- metslash archive - Metallica slash
- Nifty.org - Assorted celebrity smut.
- RPFic Directory - RPS Linker
- Tallific - Metallica slash.
- The Valley of the Goons - Hockey player slash.
- The WhoseLineSlash Archive - Whose Line is it Anyway? slash.
Other Sites Linked
- Babealicious: Bartleby's site. Nsync, Backstreet Boys, O-Town Wade Robeson slash.
- The Bag-End Inn and Discount Souvenir Shoppe: Ms Allegro's site. Lord of the Rings RPS and FPS.
- Infamy: Jezebel's site. Bill Gates/Steve Jobs.
- Love Set Fire: Ang's site. The Cure, Duran Duran, Savage Garden, and Pirates of Silicon Valley.
- Perfumed Kiss: Colleen's site. Sex Pistols, Cure, and Blur slash.
- Rock Is Dead: Bartleby's site. Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, and U2 slash.
- Savage Dreams: Fisky's site. Savage Garden slash.
- Taylor Jameson Presents...Slash!: Tay's site. Whose Line, assorted FPS, and an exclusive Matt/Trey fic.
- U2Bubblegum: A list for U2 slash writers and readers. Email Boa to request a subscription.
- You've Got to Hide Your Love Away: An RPF Supporters' clique.
References
- ^ How to submit your story, via Wayback: 12 August 2002. (Accessed 08 January 2012)
- ^ The definition of "rare" pairings, via Wayback: 12 August 2002. (Accessed 08 January 2012)