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Megaplex

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{{Infobox convention
| name = Megaplex
| logo = [[File:Megaplex_Logo.jpg|200px]]
| caption = Megaplex logo
| subject = Furry
| location = {{flagdiv|usa|[[wikipedia:Florida|Florida]], [[wikipedia:United States|United States]]}}
| url = http://www.megaplexcon.org/
| status = ongoing
| first = 8-10 March 2002
| final =
| organizer = Pawpet Live Experiences, Inc. (PLEx)
| charity = The CARE Foundation [http://www.megaplexcon.org/charity]
| resources = {{con resources}}
}}
'''Megaplex''' is a furry [[convention]] first held in March 2002 as '''[[Pawpet]] Megaplex'''. The latest edition, [[Megaplex XI]], was held 27-29 July, 2012 in [[Wikipedia:Kissimmee, Florida|Kissimmee]], [[Wikipedia:Florida|Florida]], part of the [[Wikipedia:Orlando, Florida|Orlando]] metropolitan area. '''Megaplex XII''' will be held 26-28 July, 2013.

Megaplex's stated goal is to provide "a celebration of interactive arts and performance, with a primary focus on [[anthropomorphic]]s and fantasy".<ref>[http://www.megaplexcon.org/about About Megaplex] (22 September 2010)</ref> Programming has focused on [[fursuit]]ing, [[puppet]]ry, improvisation, and other types of performance, including musical performances by [[Wikipedia:Toxic_Audio|Toxic Audio]], [http://www.42five.com/ 4:2:Five], [[Hali|Matthew Ebel]] and [[Rhubarb the Bear]], and a performance of the stage musical [[Julie Bunny Must Die!]].

A variety of factors<ref name="candidcomments">''[http://community.livejournal.com/megaplex/24878.html Some Candid Comments on Megaplex, from the Chair]'' - [[Carl Fox]], {{lj-comm|megaplex}} (24 December 2006)</ref><ref>''[http://community.livejournal.com/megaplex/35393.html Goodbye, 2007...Hello, 2008!]'' - [[Carl Fox]], {{lj-comm|megaplex}} (7 March 2007)</ref> has caused Megaplex's attendance to fluctuate over the years. Attendance peaked in 2005 at 387, again in 2009 with 425, and most recently in 2012 at 625.

== History ==
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'''Pawpet Megaplex''' (8-10 March 2002, 126 attending) came into being as a replacement for [[Furry Spring Break]], which was held in 2001. FSB was unable to secure hotel space for a second convention in 2002, and folded. In its stead, Pawpet Live Experiences, Inc. was formed and held the first Pawpet Megaplex at the Ramada Resort and Convention Center in Orlando, FL.

'''Pawpet Megaplex 2''' (21-23 March 2003, 197 attending) moved to the movie-themed Sheraton Studio City Resort, closer to [http://www.universalorlando.com/ Universal Studios Florida]. The convention had its first [[guest of honor]], [[SueDeer|Susan Rankin]]. This was also the first year [[Wikipedia:Toxic_Audio|Toxic Audio]] appeared.

'''Megaplex 3''' (19-21 March 2004, 357 attending) returned to the Sheraton Studio City, with guest of honor [[Wikipedia:Trace Beaulieu|Trace Beaulieu]], of [[Wikipedia:Mystery Science Theater 3000|MST3K]] fame (Dr. Clayton Forrester, Crow T. Robot). The convention's theme played heavily on the fact the name of the con could be abbreviated to "[[Wikipedia:MP3|MP3]]"; this was seen in promotional materials, as well as on-site artwork and the con book. The convention officially dropped the "Pawpet" from the name this year; however, the official web site remained ''ppmp.info'' until 2009.

'''Megaplex 4''' (11-16 March 2005, 387 attending) moved into larger quarters at the Sheraton World Resort, right next door to the [http://www.seaworld.com/ SeaWorld Orlando] theme park. The guest of honor was professional puppeteer [[Wikipedia:John_Kennedy_(puppeteer)|John Kennedy]]. As part of the convention, Orlando's Potpourri of Puppets was hosted on Sunday night. The convention's theme, taking into account the fact Interstate 4 goes through Orlando, was a "road trip."

'''Megaplex 5''' (17-19 March 2006, 257 attending) was held at the Sheraton World Resort. The fifth anniversary con's theme saluted the B-movies of days gone by, lending MP5 the subtitle of "...Teh Horror!" [sic]. Unfortunately, part of the horror was the hotel, which staff and attendees alike had troubles with{fact}. [[Brian Reynolds]] attended as a guest of honor with his wife, [[Tracy Reynolds|Tracy]].

'''Megaplex 6''' (2-4 March 2007, 185 attending) was held at the Wyndham Jacksonville Riverfront. The primary reason for the move to Jacksonville was cost - hotels in Orlando and [[Wikipedia:Tampa, Florida|Tampa]] wanted two to three times what Megaplex had paid for space in the past, whereas the Wyndham's offer was more in line with past deals. The convention had a game show theme, and its guest of honor was [[Mike Kazaleh]].

'''Megaplex 7''' (28-30 March 2008, 255 attending) returned to the Wyndham Jacksonville Riverfront. The theme (announced at Megaplex 6's [[closing ceremonies]]) was comics, with heroes and villains battling it out in the form of convention mascot MegaPanther, and his arch foe, Baron Von Redtail. [[Adam Wan]] was the guest of honor, and the special musical guest was [[Hali|Matthew Ebel]], who also participated in the traditional live ''Rocky Horror'' event performing as Frank N Furter.

'''Megaplex 8''' (24-26 July, 2009, 425 attending) marked a move away from the traditional March time frame in response to [[Furry Weekend Atlanta|FWA]]'s move into March. The convention also returned to Central Florida, at the Radisson Worldgate Resort Orlando, located in nearby Kissimmee, FL, and a short distance from [[Wikipedia:Walt Disney World|Walt Disney World]]'s main gate. The convention had a "Toyland" theme, with a "Christmas in July" sub-theme, and the guest of honor was [[BigBlueFox]]. Popular events for Megaplex 8 included a reprisal of the "Rocky Horror Picture Show," with Matt Ebel as Frank N Furter, a live performance of the Funday Pawpet Show, The Big Blue Fox "Dance till Dawn," and the return of "Fursuit Deal or Big Deal."

'''Megaplex 9''' (23-25 July, 2010, 410 attending) once again took place at the Radisson Worldgate Resort in Kissimmee, Florida. The convention featured a Mad Science theme with Guest of Honor [[Wikipedia:Paul Zaloom|Paul Zaloom]], the actor behind [[Wikipedia:Beakman|Beakman]] from [[Wikipedia:Beakman's World|Beakman's World]]. The con expanded its meeting space to include a larger Dealer's Den, an Artist Alley, and lounge area dubbed "The Lair." 81 fursuiters were in the Fursuit Parade and the con raised $2,928 for the CARE Foundation.

'''Megaplex 10''' (29-31 July, 2011, 553 attending) returned to the Worldgate Resort (which dropped the Radisson name) for Megaplex 2011: Retro Arcade. This was the 10th Megaplex, with [[Chad Krueger]] as Guest of Honor. 86 Fursuiters walked in the first Fursuit Parade at the con, and 64 walked in the second Late Night Fursuit Parade. Megaplex raised $1,368 for the CARE Foundation this year.

'''Megaplex XI''' was held on 27-29 July, 2012 at the Worldgate Resort once again, with the theme "Steampunk: Turn Back The Gears." The Guests of Honor were Ron Schnieder, also known in Disney circles as EPCOT center's "Dreamfinder" and [[Wikipedia:Noel MacNeal|Noel MacNeal]].

'''Megaplex XII''' will be held at the Marriott Orlando Airport from July 26-28, 2013 in Orlando, Florida. The Guests of Honor will be [[Fox Amoore]] and [[Tirrel]].

== Rating ==

From its origin as a "[[funny animal]] convention" promising "good clean fun"<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090220180942/http://bbs.quickfox.net/msgs/msg.ssjs?msg_sub=furry20&message=224 FUR: New Convention] - fur.conventions (6 January 2002; archived)</ref> -- which has been acknowledged as a PR blunder by the convention<ref name="candidcomments" /> -- Megaplex has had a somewhat prudish reputation. This has been reinforced by its PG-13 rating, which historically extended to both sales and events (with the exception of the ''[[Wikipedia:Rocky Horror Picture Show|Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' since 2006).

In 2007, [[Convention chairman|con chair]] [[Carl Fox]] noted that, at the time, the convention staff felt that Megaplex's event rating was appropriate to the convention's location and audience, and was equivalent to [[Anthrocon]]'s in most areas.<ref name="candidcomments" />

However, for Megaplex 7 (2008), the convention adopted similar dealer's room rules as [[Furry Weekend Atlanta|FWA]]'s, allowing mature work as long as it is not displayed openly.<ref>[http://www.megaplexcon.org/pastweb/mp7/security.php#dealer Megaplex 2008 policy document - Dealer Room]</ref> Also, some of the performances late on Friday and Saturday nights contained more mature language and material (''Rocky Horror'' amongst them), marking a shift away from the strict rating on events.

== Staff and organization ==

Pawpet Live Experiences, Inc. (PLEx) is a class C for-profit corporation operating out of the State of Florida.<ref>''[http://www.sunbiz.org/scripts/cordet.exe?action=DETFIL&inq_doc_number=P02000002192&inq_came_from=NAMFWD&cor_web_names_seq_number=0000&names_name_ind=N&names_cor_number=&names_name_seq=&names_name_ind=&names_comp_name=PAWPET&names_filing_type= Pawpet Live Experiences]'' - Florida Department of State</ref>. PLEx, Inc. was incorporated in January 2002, a mere two months before putting on Pawpet Megaplex 1, and went the faster route of incorporating under the less stringent for-profit statutes. The Board of Directors runs the convention on a not-for-profit basis, and intends to eventually update their incorporation to officially reflect this.{{fact}}

PLEx, Inc.'s current president is [[Yappy Slyfox|Randy "Yappy" Fox]], and the vice president is [[Kuddlepup|John "K.P." Cole]]. Together they currently share the role of [[convention chairman]].

The current Board members are:

* [[Yappy Slyfox|Randy "Yappy" Fox]] - President, Hotel Liaison, Registration Director, A/V Director
* [[Kuddlepup|John "K.P." Cole]] - Vice President
* [[JR|Dan "Jackrabbit" Boatright]] - Programming Director, Secretary
* [[skippyfox|Zachary "skippyfox" Friedrich]] - Promotions Director
* [[Wolfpac|Kyle "Wolfpac" Bergeron]] - Security Director

Other staff members include [[Blitz Wolfang]], [[Brejar HowlynStar]], [[Carl Fox]], [[Dingoroo]], [[EagleBeagle|Eagle Beagle]], [[Fafner]], [[Genesis Whitmore]], [[Lynxcat]], [[Johnmutt]], [[Michel Mephit]], [[Mini Zee]], [[Rasvar|Jim "Rasvar" Mogle]], [[Salen Stormwing]], [[Santa Fox]], [[Sobek Wanikami]], [[Sparky Fox]], [[STiTcH]], [[Takala]], [[Urson]], and [[WildWolf|Wild Wolf]].

The convention actively recruits new staffers through open face-to-face meetings and on-line chats. A more comprehensive listing of Megaplex staff and their roles is visible on the convention's website.

Former staff members include [[Antimon]], [[Arix]], [[Brace Bear]], [[Brent "Acidwolf" Scott]], [[Chilly Mouse]], [[Ford Shepherd]], [[Hino Pup]], [[JadedFox|Josh "Jaded Fox" Strom]], [[Sasta]], Liesl, [[Mike Russell]], [[Mach Stormrunner|Patrick "Mach" Dowden]], [[Ronin Otter]], [[RisuKun]], [[Scott Whitmore]], [[Scott Garron]], [[Tappycat]], [[Terry "Mouse" Sender]] and [[Vector]].

== Innovative Ideas ==

Despite its small size, Megaplex has successfully tried many creative and innovative ideas. Some of these include:

* The giveaway of custom beverage mugs to all full memberships and not just higher paying memberships (as long as supplies last). This has been one of the most popular attributes of Megaplex membership and due to the artwork on them, the mugs have become quite collectible.
* The inception of a very high dollar membership level above supersponsors called the "Megasponsor." Megasponsors were given all the perks of a Supersponsor level, and also received special gifts such as engraved pocketwatches. Megasponsors are credited for funding some of the convention's signature events such as the concerts by [[Wikipedia:Toxic_Audio|Toxic Audio]] and 4:2:Five.
* Introducing new game show concepts such as "Fursuit Deal or Big Deal." Traditionally hosted by [[2 the Ranting Gryphon]], this game allows contestants to be selected from the audience to play and go to the final round. The final round mirrors "Deal or No Deal," but instead of having models, the cases are opened by fursuiters.
* First done in 2005, the convention's main events have been streamed live online.
* Sponsor Lounge. Instead of having a con suite that is open to all attendees, Megaplex offers a well stocked lounge open only to Sponsors and above. The quality of the sponsor lounge has been considered a significant enough perk that many attendees upgrade to the sponsor level just for access to the lounge{fact}. Beginning in 2009, the Sponsor Lounge has provided snow cones to all attendees on Sunday afternoon as a way of saying thanks to the general attendance base.
* Beginning in 2010, the convention offered registration badge number 1 for the 2011 convention in the charity auction. While this badge number is usually reserved for convention chairman, Megaplex opted to let an attendee bid for it in the charity auction. The auctioning of badge number 1 raised over $300 for charity in 2010.
* In 2011, hall prizes called "Achievements" (corresponding with the video game theme of that year) were given out to attendees who accomplished them. Each achievement was kept secret, remaining unrevealed until it was awarded.
* Megaplex is currently the only known furry convention that keeps all of its con books, artwork, badge imagery, and photo/video archives on-line and available for all individuals to view on its web site.

== References ==

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== External links ==

* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/megaplex/ Megaplex] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [http://community.livejournal.com/megaplex/ Megaplex] on [[LiveJournal]]
* [http://twitter.com/megaplex_con Megaplex] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://www.youtube.com/user/Megaplexcon Megaplex] on [[YouTube]]
* {{con resources}}

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Megaplex XII

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| iteration = 12
| location = Radisson WorldGate Resort in West Kissimmee, Florida, United States
| url = http://www.megaplexcon.org
| duration = July 26-28, 2013
| theme = "Rocking at the Hop"
| guests = [[Fox Amoore]]
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'''Megaplex XII''' is to be the twelfth incarnation of the [[Megaplex]] [[furry convention]], scheduled for the weekend of July 26-28, 2013.<ref name="MegaplexLJ">[http://megaplex.livejournal.com/164000.html "Megaplex 2012 Comes to A Close"] - posting by [[Kuddlepup]] on the Megaplex community on [[LiveJournal]]. Dated July 31, 2012. Retrieved August 2, 2012</ref> The theme will be "Rocking at the Hop", with a retro [[Wikipedia:sock hop|sock hop]] feel.<ref name="MegaplexLJ"/>

The [[Guests of Honour]] will be [[musician]] [[Fox Amoore]] and animator and artist [[Tirrel]].<ref name="MegaplexLJ"/>

==References==
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Megaplex XII

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{{Infobox convention event
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|eventlogo =
| iteration = 12
| location = Radisson WorldGate Resort in West Kissimmee, Florida, United States
| url = http://www.megaplexcon.org
| duration = July 26-28, 2013
| theme = "Rocking at the Hop"
| guests = [[Fox Amoore]]
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| revenue =
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{{Megaplex}}
'''Megaplex XII''' is to be the twelfth incarnation of the [[Megaplex]] [[furry convention]], scheduled for the weekend of July 26-28, 2013.<ref name="MegaplexLJ">[http://megaplex.livejournal.com/164000.html "Megaplex 2012 Comes to A Close"] - posting by [[Kuddlepup]] on the Megaplex community on [[LiveJournal]]. Dated July 31, 2012. Retrieved August 2, 2012</ref> The theme will be "Rocking at the Hop", with a retro [[Wikipedia:sock hop|sock hop]] feel.<ref name="MegaplexLJ"/>

The [[Guests of Honour]] will be [[musician]] [[Fox Amoore]] and animator and artist [[Tirrell]].<ref name="MegaplexLJ"/>

==References==
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Further Confusion

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[[Image:Further_Confusion_logo.png|right|Further Confusion]]
{{Further Confusion}}
'''Further Confusion''' (or '''FurCon''', sometimes '''FURther CONfusion''') is an annual [[convention]] celebrating the [[anthropomorphic]]s genre or [[furry fandom]]. It is the [[List of conventions by attendance|3rd largest such convention]] in the world and takes place in the [[Wikipedia:San Francisco Bay Area|Bay Area of California]] each January. It includes charitable benefits, educational seminars, art shows, panels, and general social activities. It was the first event sponsored by [[Anthropomorphic Arts and Education]], Inc. (''FurCon'' is its registered [[Wikipedia:service mark|service mark]]<ref>[http://tarr.uspto.gov/servlet/tarr?regser=serial&entry=78318515 FURCON mark registration] - [[Wikipedia:USPTO|USPTO]] (filed 24 October 2003, registered 12 October 2004)</ref>) and continues to be its largest. It was last held January 12 - 16, 2012, at the San Jose Convention Center in [[Wikipedia:San Jose, California|downtown San Jose]]. [[Further Confusion 2013]] will be held January 17-21th, 2013.

Further Confusion has one of the largest art show of any convention in the fandom with sales routinely exceeding US$50,000. Indeed, one piece alone (''[http://web.archive.org/web/20041101222805/www.goldenwolfen.com/portfolio/eyesofthenight.htm Eyes of the Night]'' by [[Goldenwolf (artist)|Goldenwolf]]) went for $10,000 at Further Confusion 2004, the result of a close, fierce bid battle between [[Flint Otterhall]] and a local appreciator of [[furry art]].<ref>[http://www.livejournal.com/users/normanrafferty/415153.html ''Just a quick update from Further Confusion 2004''] - note about the $10,000 painting</ref>

Significant events of Further Confusion include an [[Iron Artist]] competition, the original Critterlympics and an in-house Television station (FCTV) that broadcasts during the convention.

== History ==
[[Image:FC_Attendance_Through_2011.png|right|thumb|300px|Visitor Statistics]]
Beginning in 1999 with attendance of 691 individuals, it has grown rapidly: in 2012 there were 3016 registered attendees. Since its start, FurCon has donated $100,940 to various local charitable beneficiaries (as of FC 2008).

== Guests of Honor ==

Further Confusion honors several [[Guest of honor|guests of honor]] each year. Previous guests have been:

* [[Ed Kline]], [[Ken Mitchroney]] and [[Michael H. Payne]] (1999)
* [[wikipedia:C. J. Cherryh|C. J. Cherryh]], [[Shawn Keller]], [[John Nunnemacher]], [[Karen Prell]], [[Mike Quinn]] and [[wikipedia:Jane Fancher|Jane Fancher]] (2000)
* [[wikipedia:Diane Duane|Diane Duane]], [[Christina Hanson]], [[wikipedia:Peter Morwood|Peter Morwood]], [[Felorin]] and [[Talzhemir]] (2001)
* [[wikipedia:David Brin|David Brin]] and [[Kevin Palivec]] (2002)
* [[Karen Anderson]] and [[Toby Bluth]] (2003)
* [[Heather Alexander]], [[Grant Freckelton]] and [[wikipedia:Larry Niven|Larry Niven]] (2004)
* [[Alan Dean Foster]] and [[Walter Crane]] (2005)
* [[Eric Elliott]] and [[wikipedia:Jane Lindskold|Jane Lindskold]] (2006)
* [[Wikipedia:Jerry Pournelle|Dr. Jerry Pournelle]] and [[Baron Engel]] with Special Musical Guest [[Sub-Level 03]] (2007)
* [http://www.moirahahn.com Moira Hahn] and [http://www.davebarclay.com Dave Barclay] (2008)
* [http://www.jeffpidgeon.com/ Jeff Pidgeon], Story Artist for Pixar Animation and Anita Coulter, puppeteer [2009]
* [http://www.rathascourage.com/ Clare Bell], Writer of the Ratha Series and Solar Vehicle Engineer [2009]

== Charities ==
Each year, Further Confusion donates money to selected charities. Funds are raised both from its [[charity auction]] and from a direct grant given by the convention itself. The following charities have benefitted since Further Confusion was founded:

* 1999: ($3,500) [[wikipedia:Coyote Point Park|Coyote Point Museum]] and [http://therapypets.org Therapy Pets]
* 2000: ($6,000) [[wikipedia:Cartoon Art Museum|The Cartoon Art Museum]] and [http://seaotters.org Friends of the Sea Otter]
* 2001: ($7,240) [[wikipedia:Oakland Zoo|The Oakland Zoo]] and [http://kirshner.org The Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Foundation]
* 2002: ($5,200) [[wikipedia:Comic Book Legal Defense Fund|The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund]] and [http://tigertouch.org Tiger Touch]
* 2003: ($6,000) [http://www.pawssf.org Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS)] and [http://www2.ucsc.edu/seymourcenter The Seymour Marine Discovery Center]
* 2004: ($10,000) [http://bayareabears.org Bay Area Bears] and [http://cathouse-fcc.org The Exotic Feline Breeding Center]
* 2005: ($10,000) [http://therapypets.org Therapy Pets] and [http://friends-lulu.org Friends of Lulu]
* 2006: ($15,000) [http://www.wildlifecompanions.org/ Wildlife Companions] and the [http://www.cbldf.org/ Comic Book Legal Defense Fund]
* 2007: ($16,000) [http://www.goldengreyhounds.com Golden State Greyhounds] and [http://www.stanislauswildlife.org Stanislaus Wildlife Rehabilitation]
* 2008: ($22,000) [http://www.rabbit.org House Rabbit Society], [http://www.rattieratz.com Rattie Ratz], and [http://www.wildcarebayarea.org/ Wildcare]
* 2009: ($16,000) [http://www.mountainlion.org Mountain Lion Foundation], and [http://www.guidedogs.com Guide Dogs for the Blind]
* 2010: ($18,114) [http://therapypets.org Therapy Pets], [http://www.guidedogs.com Guide Dogs for the Blind], [http://www.narfrescue.org/ NARF Animal Rescue], [http://news.bestfriends.org Best Friends Animal Society (Haiti disaster animal rescue)]

To date, the total amount donated to local charities by Further Confusion stands at $119,054.

== Themes ==
[[Image:FC2010-Keycard.jpg|right|thumb|FC 2010's Keycard]] Like many [[convention|furry conventions]], Further Confusion features a different theme every year. Themes for each year are:

* 1999: Paws Across the Bay
* 2000: FCY2K
* 2001: A Furry Odyssey
* 2002: Further Confusion University
* 2003: Furries in Wonderland
* 2004: The Great Outdoors
* 2005: Furries of the Nile
* 2006: Renfur: A Knight's Tail
* 2007: Fur Your Eyes Only
* 2008: The Fur East <ref>''[http://community.livejournal.com/furcon/152640.html Notes and Numbers from FC2007]'' [[Frysco]], {{lj-comm|furcon}} (25 January 2007)</ref>
* 2009: Surf Safari
* 2010: Gold Rush
* 2011: Southern Crossings: Furries gone wild!
* 2012: The Infurmary
* 2013: The Furbidden Planet

== References ==
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== See also ==
* [[Wikipedia:Further Confusion|Further Confusion]] at [[Wikipedia]]

== External links ==
* [http://www.furtherconfusion.org Further Confusion official website]
* [http://www.furtherconfusion.org/forums/ Further Confusion official forums]
* [http://community.livejournal.com/furcon/ Further Confusion community] at [[LiveJournal]]
* [https://twitter.com/#!/furcon Furcon's Twitter Feed]
* {{con resources}}
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