Difference between revisions of "WikiMoonWeb:Genvid"
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| Webmaster = Yosenex Orengo, Andrew Floyd, Dr. Xadium, Jay Navok, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Mays Jonathan Mays] | | Webmaster = Yosenex Orengo, Andrew Floyd, Dr. Xadium, Jay Navok, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Mays Jonathan Mays] | ||
| Language = English | | Language = English | ||
− | | Status = | + | | Status = Retired |
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− | '''''Genvid''''', or '''The Sailor Moon Soapbox''', | + | '''''Genvid''''', or '''The Sailor Moon Soapbox''', was a news and editorial site. It was created in 2003 . The forums on the Genvid website hosted active discussions of [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]] while it was airing in [[Japan]] in 2003-2004, and in 2009 combined with the [http://www.sailormoonforum.com Sailor Moon Forum] (These forms are now hosted by [[Suburban Senshi IRC|Suburban Senshi]]. |
− | Jay Navok and Dr. Xadium wrote the book [[Warriors of Legend: Reflections of Japan in Sailor Moon (Unauthorized)|''Warriors of Legend'']], and Genvid | + | Jay Navok and Dr. Xadium wrote the book [[Warriors of Legend: Reflections of Japan in Sailor Moon (Unauthorized)|''Warriors of Legend'']], and Genvid hosted a variety of sites, including [http://www.sailormoon.ws/doujinshi/ The Sailor Moon Doujinshi Database] and [[WikiMoonWeb:Dies Gaudii|Dies Gaudii]]. |
− | [[Main Page|Project WikiMoon]] | + | [[Main Page|Project WikiMoon]] was also hosted and sponsored by Genvid; as of 2019 it is hosted / sponsored by [[Suburban Senshi IRC|Suburban Senshi]] |
[[Category: Fansites]] | [[Category: Fansites]] |
Revision as of 07:18, 6 August 2019
Name: | Genvid |
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Type: | Soapbox |
URL: | http://www.genvid.com/ |
Webmaster(s): | Yosenex Orengo, Andrew Floyd, Dr. Xadium, Jay Navok, Jonathan Mays |
Language: | English |
Status: | Retired |
Genvid, or The Sailor Moon Soapbox, was a news and editorial site. It was created in 2003 . The forums on the Genvid website hosted active discussions of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon while it was airing in Japan in 2003-2004, and in 2009 combined with the Sailor Moon Forum (These forms are now hosted by Suburban Senshi.
Jay Navok and Dr. Xadium wrote the book Warriors of Legend, and Genvid hosted a variety of sites, including The Sailor Moon Doujinshi Database and Dies Gaudii.
Project WikiMoon was also hosted and sponsored by Genvid; as of 2019 it is hosted / sponsored by Suburban Senshi