The DMS has a "Rare Fandoms and General Fiction" division, according to the Complete List of PPC Fiction. I don't think too many agents there are active now, though. *shrug*

Also, I spork because it's fun and, as much as I try to give people the benefit of the doubt, some things just don't belong on the Internet.

A) Others have covered this, but yeah, you're probably looking at either the DMS, Sub-department of Rare Fandoms; the ADP, [Insert Fandom Here] Division; or Floaters. Depends on whether you want to do just Mary Sue missions for a variety of fandoms, a variety of mission types for just one fandom, or a variety of missions for a variety of fandoms.

2) Why wouldn't they? A response center pretty much is a specialized office, albeit one that gets lived in. They're even described as offices in some stories I've read. Also, where do you find that Medical is housed in RCs? That hasn't been my impression based on stories I've read that feature visits to Medical. Anyway, not every room in HQ is a response center. See the Cafeteria, the Nursery, FicPsych, Intel, the various pubs, the auditoriums, the Armory, DoSAT, the laundry room(s), the Courtyard, and so on and so forth.

III) I got into sporking because I really enjoyed reading PPC stories and I wanted in on the fun of making them. Coming from a role-playing background where messing with other people's characters is practically a capital offense, I was a little nervous about assassinations at first, so that's why my first agent team is in the DIC. I got over it, though, because it's not like we're actually going in and changing their story. It's just a form of commentary. They're allowed to write their canon-warping, language-butchering fanfic, and I'm allowed to write my mission to hyperbolically complain about it. Free speech is awesome like that. {= D

~Neshomeh

A) I think you're looking for the All-Purpose Department.

2) Maybe Response Center is a catchall term for the offices/living spaces of the PPC.

III) Catharsis, plain and simple. I see my favorite characters have their personalities mangled, I want to help them, dammit! I'm waiting for an excuse to confirm one of Valon's LOs. I imagine that if Jinx from League of Legends is possessed (or worse, replaced) he'll literally start frothing at the mouth.

Why yes, I do think the blue-haired Joker/Deadpool hybrid is sexy. She's also hilarious, fun to play, cool and terrifying. In my eyes, Jinx represents everything I love about League of Legends. I would not be happy to see her OOC.

First, there are departments and divisions. The former deals with specific types of badfic. The latter deals with anything requiring a more specialized role. For example, there are divisions that deal with specific fandoms, or even a particular type of badfic within the fandom. So you could have one Agent be a part of the DMS, but be able to work in any fandom, because they are not specialized yet.

Second, I would guess that on the subject of RCs, that there is nothing special about them. As in, they were not built with any one function in mind, so they can be easily converted to serve a specific purpose. It would be like building an empty warehouse, and then adding the rooms, wiring, floors, etc. only with more insanity. When you factor in the complete lack of OSHA compliance, it would be easy to knock down and build walls as needed, while adding any tech the inhabitant would need.

There's the Sub-department of Rare Fandoms, if that's what you're asking. It basically covers those rare fandoms not many people know about.

Second question... um, I don't know. Someone else would have to answer that. >_
Thirdly, why do I spork? Well, it's fun. I like sending my agents into fanfics and seeing how they react, what creative ways they (and I) can come up with to kill Sues. It also keeps me on my toes regarding my favorite fandoms. If I do happen to come across something I'm unsure about, I look it up to make sure, and that just increases my own knowledge.

I don't actually use my missions to tell authors what they're doing wrong; that would prove too many unwanted tantrums. If I'm browsing the Pit and come across something that has potential to be a good story, I like to offer suggestions and then pray to god they don't take it the wrong way. I got very lucky with my latest find; the author requested I beta read for them and I agreed, so yay! Unfortunately, nobody likes being told their story needs work, even if it's blatantly obvious they have the grammar skills of a three year-old, never mind their skills at storytelling and characterization.

So, I spork for my own amusement, and try to offer concrit in other areas.