Operation Hammond is an international, non-profit organization, of like-minded individuals within the anime, sci-fi, fantasy, and pop culture convention community. We are dedicated to bringing awareness of first aid, emergency preparedness, and training to people who attend, and staff anime, sci-fi, fantasy, and pop culture conventions. The diversity, and social dimensions of this social scene are unique. We are nerds helping nerds in times of need.
Our members, and senior staff have the equipment, experience, and know-how to effectively deal with medical emergencies, social needs, and the unique requirements of those who attend pop culture events and conventions. We are a social medical organization. This means that we are able to carry out public safety, convention first aid, and first responder duties at pop culture, fan events, and conventions at the American Red Cross First Aid level.
The Homestuck franchise is suffering from canon entropy, ten years later. Websites die, sources go missing, fans leave the fandom and projects are abandoned. The collapse of the MSPA forums led to the complete loss of innumerable fanworks, a cultural impact on the fandom that is still being felt years later. The wider internet is not immune to this problem, and it is likely that a significant number of fandom projects will be lost to time.
Homestuck.net aims to fix that problem and make Andrew Hussie's claim of “handing Homestuck to the fandom” literal by giving fans a safe place to host, show off and archive their projects and websites permanently, as well as offering tools and resources to help them. This project is run by conscientious and invested Homestuck fans with years of experience in archival and web hosting projects, and we'll pay the server costs forever.
An exhaustively documented (and sometimes funny) wiki pertaining to the Transformers media and toy franchises.
Don't tell me there's a web site that tells you everything you could possibly want to know about Get Smart?
Yes, WouldYouBelieve.com, the oldest Get Smart site on the web has an episode guide, show history, FAQ, bios, lists of gadgets, passwords, agents and much more!
I asked you not to tell me that!
Off-World: The Blade Runner Wiki is dedicated to the Blade Runner novel series created by Phillip K. Dick and film series created by Ridley Scott and aims to be the best source of information related to Blade Runner and all things concerning it.
A jeweler who manufactures pieces inspired by (modern) fantasy, such as the Dresden Files and the Lord of the Rings.
A wiki about the Sisters of Mercy, for and by fans.
The only website I've been able to find for one of my favorite television shows of the early 1990's, The Nightmare Cafe.
A community-built and maintained database of science fiction, fantasy, and horror that includes bibliographic data, community reviews, ISBN numbers of as many editions as people can find (of use to amateur librarians such as myself), and links to anthologies.
A fan-constructed wiki for Babylon-5.
Just about everything you might want to know about the television show Twin Peaks (and the movies and books).
Somebody's Robocop fanpage that has a large archive of stuff from behind the scenes.
A utility for turning fanfic from online archives into ebooks to load into a tablet, phone, or reader. Written in python. Consists of a plugin for Calibre, a CLI utility, and a webservice.
Mediaminer is yet another fanfic archive, only this one is dedicated to anime.
A wiki about the Sherlock Holmes canon and mythos.
A tool that archives MSPARP chats.