The Domain
Studio-Revolution.net was registered April 14, 2008, at Arvixe. Its space is provided by camisado.co.uk, hosted by the lovely Camisado.
The site comes as a long line of tried and failed collectives and fansites created by Jax Malcolm since 1999. Many of these sites are not worth mentioning with the exception of Keeper, whose content has actually survived since its first incarnation as *Forgotten*Lights* back on Geocities in 2000. In the meantime, the collective itself has been neglected, revamped, and moved from one server to another since around 2001, and many of these incarnations have been deleted or lost to hosts' domains suddenly falling through.
Finally, in spring of 2008, Jax bought a domain, teamed up with Camisado for hosting, and settled down at the current domain with the goal of not only giving her own work a home but also to provide something new and different for the fandom. You know. Something other than yet another generic information site. It took awhile of procrastination and real-life worries before Studio-Revolution.net was finally released over a year later, on September 20, 2009.
The Webmaster
The content of the site is managed by Jax Malcolm, alias JX Valentine. She is a twenty-something recently graduated English major with an aspiration to be a copy-editor, an overactive imagination, and delusions of grandeur. Most of her time in the fandom is spent in the fanfiction and roleplaying scenes. Currently, she lives in Texas.
The Mascot
Originally, the mascot was going to be part of the entire joke about Pokémon sites that take themselves seriously and get themselves Pokémon mascots, so we were going to have Bill in a Lopunny suit greet you all. But then, I realized that would make you, the viewer, think we're a bunch of furries, so instead, I opened up the Pokédex and picked one at random. This, by sheer coincidence, ended up being Wynaut. And then, I realized Wynaut is #360 in the National Dex and had a name that fit the theme of the site, and I decided to call it a day after that point because, clearly, this means someone planted hidden cameras in my room and started screwing with my computer.
Contact Us
Due to the high amount of spam we've gotten through both a contact form and putting up our e-mail address and also due to your webmaster's utter failure at coding, it'd be preferable to contact any of the site staff via our forums. It's free and easy to sign up, and there's no post limit on PMs.
