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Fandom and Visibility

==See==
* Fandom and the Underground
* Linking to Public Fan Sites
* Fandom as a Safe Space
* Outing
* Violating the Fourth Wall
* The Impact of Blogging on Fandom
* Zines and the Internet: Visibility
* Fandom and the Internet 
* Goodreads
* Acafans
* Fandom and Profit
* TPTB's Involvement with Fandom
==A History of Visibility==
To be seen or not to be seen? Fans have had differing opinions about increased visibility of fandom and fanworks for as long as both have been around.
In March 1976, Paula Smith heralded the publication of a new newsletter, The Final Frontier, as proof that Star Trek: TOS fans and fandom were being taken more seriously in the mainstream world, something she appears to applaud. In an editorial to her zine, Menagerie, Smith wrote: 
==Fannish Activities More Visible to Other Fans==
In November 1995, Sandy Herrold recounted a conversation she'd had with some other fans about fanworks and the "web": 
==Fannish Activities More Visible to Mainstream Culture==
==Fannish Activities More Visible to Journalists==
==The Rise of Acafandom==
==Visibility and Different Platforms: Journaling Communities==
* Newsletters...How Public Are Public Posts? is a September 2005 LiveJournal post by cathexys. It was picked up by Metafandom and excerpted on their roundup of links with this excerpt: 
* "Some recent fandom kerfluffles revolve around the public/private divide, specifically in reference to livejournal. The very useful stargate_weekly newsletter has (quite sadly) ended in anticipation of avoiding future arguments over the role that linking to personal livejournals plays in the public/private divide." by splash the cat (Julie) (September 13, 2005) 
==TPTB: Fandom's Increased Visibility as a Force to Contend With/Harness/Make Money From==
==More Open Conversation About Sexualities==
"...the fact that the actors/directors/authors/etc. seem to be aware of the existence of slash fandom, and in some cases are fairly benevolent towards it, goes a long way in making slash more mainstream, through making it more acceptable, even hip. ;)" comment at British Newspaper on Hobbit Slash, at Fanthropology, Feb. 2nd, 2005 
==Meta/Further Reading==
* The Great Australian 1985 Radio Show Fiasco (1985)
* K/S: Freedom of the Press? (1986)
* Fandom, tradition, net by [E] (1996)
* Internet authors put TV buddies in unusual romances (1998)
* Spock Does Mulder (1999)
* Nut Hatch and Entropy are probably the last fannish presses in the world to go on-line, and the reasons were many... by Jane of Australia (1999)
* Some very well-meaning and good-hearted people have made a mistake. by lanning (2002)
* (2006)
* Sharing fandom/fannish selves (2006)
* Keep it secret, keep it safe (2006)
* Celebrity gossip versus "Real Person Fiction" (2008)
* So Your Fic is Required Reading (2015)
* Fansplaining: Happy Anniversary (2016)
* RPF History: DNP vs DNF by Ruby (March 2022)
==References==
Fandom and the Cult of Personality

Fandom and the Cult of Personality is a 2006 post by zoepaleologa. Initially until 2016 the post had 95 comments on two pages, currently in April 2022 this number has decreased to 85 comments on three pages. Subsequently, zoepaleologa's LiveJournal and post were deleted, possibly before 2023.
It was written in response, in part, to The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle: "There may have been one or two wake up calls over the past few weeks, though, as some of the fans finally dared suggest their empresses were naked."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle
* Harry Potter fandom
* BNFs and their power
* authorial intent, J.K. Rowling as the only "real" writer of Harry Potter
* feedback
* The Shoebox Project
* worshiping fanon over canon
* readers as second-class citizens in fandom
==Excerpts from the Post==
 
==Excerpts from Comments at the Post==
masterofmystery: 
partlybouncy: 
rhiannonmr: 
zoepaleologa: 
rhiannonmr: 
zoepaleologa: 
erikkita: 
onyx noir: 
zoepaleologa: 
aubrem: 
veradee: 
bedpotato: 
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==References==
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fandom as Democracy

Fandom as Democracy is a 2007 essay by Merlin Missy published on Firefox News. It has the subtitle: "This Is Why Many People Prefer Monarchy."
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* everyone has a voice in fandom due to "nature of the 'Net, the availability of free blogging"
* there are no secret cabals
* there are, however, BNFs, and they tend to do the most work
* rules and decisions on the Internet (and Democracy) are made by people who show up to do the work
* if you want more attention and feedback, work harder
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Meta
Fandom as a Safe Space

Safe space is a social justice concept that many fans have adapted to use as a term to discuss what fandom is or should be (or shouldn't be). In a safe space, people should feel free to express themselves however they choose. Not all fandoms and not all parts of individual fandoms can be considered safe spaces, but there are many that can.
==Origin of "Safe Space"==
Originally, a safe space was a zone in an educational setting that was explicitly designated as not tolerating homophobia or anti-LGBT harassment. The idea spread and was used to create safe spaces for other marginalized groups to discuss their marginalization. In the wider culture, the concept has become diluted and been criticized by free-speech advocates, conservatives, and others (similar to trigger warnings). It has also been appropriated by social conservatives who think that being called bigots makes them persecuted minorities. See Wikipedia:Safe-space.
==What Constitutes a Fan Space==
Some fans feel that LiveJournal is not a safe space for fandom thanks to events like Strikethrough; Dreamwidth is more fan-friendly because one of its founders is a fan.
A fan during Strikethrough had this comment: 
==Yes, Fandom is a Safe Space==
==No, Fandom is Not a Safe Space==
==Fandom is No More, No Less a Safe Space Than Anywhere Else==
==Some Comments about Safe Space==
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===1991===
 
===1998===
===2006===
===2008===
===2009===
===2011===
===2014===
==Further Reading/Meta==
===Further Reading/Related===
* Fandom and the Underground
* Fandom Content on Mainstream Spaces
* Cyberbullying and Fandom
* Slash and the Arrival of the Internet
* Violating the Fourth Wall
* Linking to Public Fan Sites
* The Impact of Blogging on Fandom
* Privacy
* Outing
* Social Justice Warrior
* Strikethrough and Boldthrough
===Meta===
* Fandom is not your safe space (2015)
* I think the general mindset and culture of Tumblr is effecting what people choose to write about in fic (2015)
* I See A Lot Of Posts Going Around (Suppressing Women's Sexuality) (2016)
* Whose “Safe Space” is Fandom Anyway (2018)
==References==
Category:Discussion
Fandom counts

fandom_counts is a LiveJournal community created in response to Strikethrough.
Members did not have posting privleges, but instead joined in order to be counted.
The community had 15,000 members less than six hours after it was open. "Fandom_counts is over 15,000 members now. Seeing as how the community was made less than 6 hours ago, that's pretty damn impressive." -- NEWS: Shota Community, Other LiveJournal Accounts Suspended on Anime News Network, May 30, 2007 
As of December 7, 2011, fandom_counts had 33,601 members. In January 2015, it had 26,457 members. 
==From the Profile Page==
"Livejournal has over 13 million journals created.
How many of those journals belong to members of fandom?
Let's find out.
There is no posting access here; this is only a body count. All you have to do is join, and you will be counted."
==References==
Fandom history (LiveJournal community)

fandom_history is a LiveJournal community for Harry Potter fans to document and discuss their fandom histories.
Subjects included fans' fannish journeys, as well as reposts of early emails and mailing list comments regarding Fiction Alley,
==About==
==Some Sample Posts==
 
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:2002Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Fandom in/as Contact Zone (Fandom Version)

Fandom in/as Contact Zone (Fandom Version) is a tumblr essay written by tea-and-liminality. The essay was partially written in response to emmagrant01's own tumblr post about the difficulty of "being a silent, moderate voice in the Sherlock fandom"archived link. (which was in response to TJLC wank and post-season-3 Sherlock fandom on Tumblr).
The post had 137 notes as of 24 May 2015.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
Some of the reactions excerpted below were not posted directly as part of the orginal essay's reblog loop. They do however, refer to both tea-and-liminality and emmagrant01's tumblr essays and subsequent essays by ivyblossom and acafanmom (NOTE: tea-and-liminality and acafanmom are the same person):
==References==
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2015 Meta
Fandom in Stitches

Fandom in Stitches is a multi-fandom fancraft website for quilters and embroiderers. It hosts free patterns and designs for popular fandoms such Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, Labyrinth, Outlander, The Princess Bride, Star Wars and Star Trek. 
All patterns are designed by fans and can be used for personal and non-profit use. The site regularly hosts community events, such as weekly challenges and multi-month quilt along projects.
==Example Projects==
* The Project of Doom (Harry Potter)
* As You Wish Quilt & Stitch Along (The Princess Bride)
* There and Back Again Block of the Month (The Hobbit)
* A Hocus Pocus Quilt Along
* Land Before Time Quilt Along
* Doctor Who Stitch Along
==Staff/Designers==
Staff and pattern designers as of 13 September 2019Fandom in Stitches: Designers (Accessed 13 September 2019).:
* Jennifer Ofenstein, owner
* Lilja Björk Sigurdórsdóttir
* Michelle Thompson
* Alida (TweLoQ)
* Vanda Chittenden
* Catherine Magraith (hardhatcat)
* Schenley Pilgram
* Jennifer Rowles
* Kim K.
* Aalia Zaman
* Susanne Klemm
* Liza Smith
* Kristen Nelson
* Regina Grewe
* Elizabeth Mosher
* A.E. Clark
* Kaylee Ovel 
* Helen Welsh (StitchyDragon)
* Clare
* Lynne Schwarz 
* Katie Olson
* Elizabeth
* Tanesha (CraftyGardenMom)
* Amber Lowery
* Gretchen Kohlhaas
* Karen Mcguigan
* Daisy Mier Fredericks (VeryLazyDaisy)
* Shae Merritt (shaebay)
* Connie Tessier (owlsea)
* Marissa Nichols (mkissa)
* Mary Groesbeck (queenmlv)
* Jennifer Tanner (hpfan_poa)
* Julie Pyka (jpyka2)
* Frances Larson (ladyoflosttimes)
* pj (craftylilthing)
* Lisa H. (lhaney00)
* Sonja Callahan
* Gaya
* Abby Assetto
* Anna M. Hudson
* Breanne Cremean
* Angela
* Kristel Carnahan
* Jordan Frederick
* Angelica Rodriguez
* Kristy
* Amber G.
* Linda Fishman
* Jessica Blacknall
* MC Simard
* Laurel
* Kerry Dustin
* Jennifer Rose
* Kristi Lehane
* Angela Gross
* Anita M.
* Beth Gough
* Daphne Seymour
* Kylie Pecarina
* Mel Moore
* Michelle Tuller
==References==
Category:CraftsCategory:2010s
Fandom is NOT mostly slash

Fandom is NOT mostly slash is a 2016 tumblr post by olderthannetfic aimed at addressing a widespread notion that fandoms are disproportionately dominated by M/M content and pairings.
It was widely circulated and prompted a number of responses from other fans. As of April 2023, it had more than 2,500 notes.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the assumption that fanfic is predominantly slash
* Kismet, the first published femslash fic, a Uhura/Chapel story
* getting statistics from low-hanging fruit as an erroneous way to make assumptions
==The Post==
==Some Comments==
==Related Meta==
* M/M vs. F/F (2005)
* It’s complicated: possible reasons for the lack of femslash (2013)
* Femslash: Demystifying Fandom’s Gender Disparity (2015)
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Femslash Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
Fandom is for the Young or One Convention Too Many

Fandom is for the Young or One Convention Too Many is by Nana Grasmick and Karen Flanery. 
It is "a non-fiction account of experiences of the early days of Star Trek fandom, being a fan, doing fanzines, attending conventions, getting autographs... For fear of reprisals, this privately published hardcover book carefully omits mentioning by name Star Trek and the actors." Jim and Melody Rondeau's Used Zine Sale Site 
==Contents==
* Foreword (vii)
* Prologue (ix)
* Peeping Through the Knothole in Grampa's Wooden Let to See a Monkey Wrap His Tail Around a Flagpole (1)
* Fandom is for the Young (16)
* What is a Fan? (33)
* The House is a Filing Cabinet! (41)
* The Gathering of the Masses, or You Do What at a Convention? (47)
* And Then There Were the Lines! (55)
* Do You Allow Pets? (63)
* The First Aid Kit (70)
* Who's That Sleeping in My Bed? (76)
* Strange Encounters of the Fourth Kind! (82)
* Will You Sign My Jacket? (86)
* Celebrities are People Too (91)
* Only an Idiot Would Run Out of Gas in the Desert! (100)
* Egg Salad in the Basement, or Dinner on the Town for $1.38 (118)
* Crack-up on the Golden State (128)
* Garbage Stew (143)
* We Used to Be Normal People (155)
==Gallery==
Image:fandomisfortheyoungmimeograph.jpg|working the mimeograph
Image:fandomisfortheyoung1.jpg|our heroines
Image:fandomisfortheyoung3.jpg|"domestic bliss" drives our heroines to something a lot more fun
Image:fandomisfortheyoung2.jpg|the transformation
Image:fandomisfortheyoung4.jpg|having to hide the habit, purchasing science fiction
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Fandom is not your safe space

Fandom is not your safe space is a tumblr essay posted on June 26, 2015. 
The author of the essay is unknown. The tumblr account (fandomisnotyoursafespace) was created specifically to post the essay, and no other identifying information was provided.
As of 27 August 2016, the post has 25,365 notes.
==Some Topics Discussed== 
*the reality of safe spaces
*social justice
*tumblr culture (both fannish and mundane)
*feminism of the 1980s
*Tumblr Savior, XKit, AO3 Savior, and similar Filtering Tools.
*sex-positive feminism 
*David Gaider (Bioware)
*John Green
 
==The Essay==
==Reactions/Reviews==
[olderthannetfic]:
==Further Reading==
*I think the general mindset and culture of Tumblr is effecting what people choose to write about in fic (2015 post)
 
*AO3 & Censorship (2016 post)
*AO3 Content Discussion (2016) (post)
* The Three Laws of Fandom (2016 post)
* every time I see more of the ‘ao3 is evil’ crap circulating I think, ‘well, tumblr is evil too and I don’t see you stop using it’ (2016 post)
* List of Content Banned by Archives
==References==
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Fandom makes you do the wacky

Fandom makes you do the wacky is a 2003 essay by Gwyneth Rhys.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel: The Series, The Professionals
* the then very recent comments made by James Marsters (actor) at a con, Moonlight Rising, and how they upset some fans
* warnings on fic
* fans being disappointed in actors' comments/meeting them in person
* fans' enthusiasm and investment in fandoms, and the detriment it can have on other fannish relationships
* differences in age/how long a fan has been in a fandom, and their lack of history and perspective
* fan discourse as often being demoralizing
* the encyclical nature of fandom and fan events
* showing fanworks to TPTB, fans and visibility, violating the fourth wall
* fandom is not "one big happy family"
* "net newbies" making older, more experienced fans angry: "they believe they invented everything, which kinds of makes us feel negated"
==Excerpts==
==Further Reading==
* transcript of Transcript of James Marsters Q&A at Moonlight Rising
* James Marsters on Life After Buffy: By Karen Butler United Press International
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Meta 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fandom of One

Fandom of One was a community on livejournal (at present also being mirrored on Dreamwidth) to help promote small fandoms. Fans may post 'pitches' to the community to promote their small fandoms.
The community now also includes an (almost) weekly newsletter, listing works for small fandoms that have been posted in multifandom communities. The community has been purged from Livejournal and deleted from Dreamwidth
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Fandom on the Internet (resource zine)

Fandom on the Internet was published in 1995 and contains 24 pages. It is subtitled "A Basic Guide To Newsgroups, Discussions and On-Line Fiction Of Interest To Fans."
From an ad in 1995: 
It was a very basic guide for AOL users on how to use email, how to interact with people on the Usenet and where to find fan fiction on FTP sites. It did not discuss websites because: 
The booklet explained the various components of an email address: "The first part Is the user's name....The second part of the address (after the "@" which is in all Internet addresses) Is the computer system the person's e-mail account is on."
It ends with a listing of the fandom specific Usenet Newsgroups and FTP sites.
==References==
Category:1995 Zines
Fandom on the Rocks

Fandom on the Rocks is a fandom podcast network created by Emily, Mandy, Mav and Bee. Originally starting out with the single podcast, Glee on the Rocks, in 2018 the hosts went on to create podcasts for Supernatural and Teen Wolf, before creating the network Fandom on the Rocks to discuss a wider range of shows and their fandoms.
On 21 January 2024, the official description read:
As of 2024, their collection of podcasts consists of:
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How the podcasts are divided up varies per platform. Some hosting sites have all of the podcast episodes for all the podcasts under a single Fandom on the Rocks page, while others divide them up to varying degrees. Supernatural on the Rocks episodes are separate to the other episodes on most platforms, for example.
===Episode List===
The following episodes are episodes which sit under the Fandom on the Rocks description as opposed to the three fandom-focused podcasts.
====2022 Episodes====
Episodes of Fandom on the Rocks
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish (or fandom adjacent) topics 	Direct Link
1 	February 6, 2022	That's My Ship! Episode 1 - Destiel	Supernatural, Dean Winchester/Castiel 	X
2 	February 6, 2022	That's My Ship! Episode 2 - Phan 	Dan and Phil, Phan (pairing) 	X
3 	February 6, 2022	That's My Ship! Episode 3 - Sterek 	Teen Wolf, Stiles Stilinski/Derek Hale	X
4 	February 6, 2022	That's My Ship! Episode 4 - Scream 	Scream (film series) 	X
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Fandom on the Rocks/Glee on the Rocks

For other Fandom on the Rocks podcasts see:<splist parent="Fandom on the Rocks" showparent="yes" sort="asc" sortby="title" liststyle="bar" showpath="notparent" kidsonly="no" debug="0"></splist>Glee on the Rocks is a Glee podcast created by Emily, Mandy, Mav, and Bee, where they rewatch the six seasons of Glee and discuss the fandom and impact on both the hosts and wider media that the show had.
On 06 September 2023, the official description read:
===Episode List===
====2018 Episodes====
Episodes of Glee on the Rocks
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish (or fandom adjacent) topics	Direct Link
1 	January 13, 2018 	This is Not For Schue 	 	X
2 	January 13, 2018 	Just Some Fake Pregnancy and Some Sadness 	 	X
3 	January 13, 2018 	Allegedy 	 	X
4 	January 13, 2018 	Toxic Masculinity Ruins the Party 	 	X
5 	February 4, 2018 	Leaning Tower of Bad Decisions 	 	X
6 	February 19, 2018 	That's Not How Sudafed Works 	 	X
7 	March 16, 2018 	Double Feature Podcast Show 	 	X
8 	March 31, 2018 	Dancing with Ourselves 	 	X
9 	May 1, 2018 	A Male Duck? 	 	X
10 	May 11, 2018 	Don't Be a Schue 	 	X
11 	May 31, 2018 	The McKinley Home for 3rd Rate Mutants 	 	X
12 	June 5, 2018 	Hello From the Other Side 	 	X
13 	June 16, 2018 	Papa Didn't Preach 	 	X
14 	June 27, 2018 	Who is Carole Hudson 	 	X
15 	July 11, 2018 	Let's Get Physical 	 	X
16 	July 28, 2018 	Kurt Hummel's Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre 	 	X
17 	August 18, 2018 	We Believe We Can Make It Through This Episode 	 	X
18 	September 16, 2018	Rah rah ah-ah-ah! 	 	X
19 	September 30, 2018	Burn Down the Patriarchy 	 	X
20 	October 14, 2018 	We Did It, Kids! 	 	X
21 	November 2, 2018 	Glee's Big Gay Summer 	 	X
22 	November 16, 2018 	It's Glee Against the Music 	 	X
23 	November 27, 2018 	Glee's Very Special Emmy Bait 	 	X
24 	December 11, 2018 	Glee! 'Cause They Sing What They Mean (Special Episode)	Community, Parody Episode 	X
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:Glee Meta
Fandom on the Rocks/Pack Dynamics

For other Fandom on the Rocks podcasts see:<splist parent="Fandom on the Rocks" showparent="yes" sort="asc" sortby="title" liststyle="bar" showpath="notparent" kidsonly="no" debug="0"></splist>
Pack Dynamics is a Teen Wolf fandom podcast created and hosted by Emily and Alison, where they discuss each episode of Teen Wolf, mixing together discussions of the show itself and fanon.
===Episode List===
====2023 Episodes====
Episodes of Pack Dynamics
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish (or fandom adjacent) topics	Direct Link
1 	December 6, 2023 	S1E1 (Wolf Moon) 	 	X
2 	December 6, 2023 	S1E2 (Second Change at First Line)	 	X
3 	December 6, 2023 	S1E3 (Pack Mentality) 	 	X
4 	December 13, 2023	S1E4 (Magic Bullet) 	 	X
5 	December 20, 2023	S1E5 (The Tell) 	 	X
6 	December 27, 2023	S1E6 (Heart Monitor) 	 	X
Episodes of Pack Dynamics
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish (or fandom adjacent) topics	Direct Link
7 	January 3, 2024 	S1E7 (Night School)	 	X
8 	January 10, 2024	S1E8 (Lunatic) 	 	X
9 	January 17, 2024	S1E9 (Wolf's Bane) 	 	X
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2023 Podcasts
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:Teen Wolf
Fandom on the Rocks/Supernatural on the Rocks

For other Fandom on the Rocks podcasts see:<splist parent="Fandom on the Rocks" showparent="yes" sort="asc" sortby="title" liststyle="bar" showpath="notparent" kidsonly="no" debug="0"></splist>Supernatural on the Rocks is a Supernatural fandom podcast created by Emily and Mandy from Fandom on the Rocks, where they discuss Supernatural and the prequel series, The Winchesters and the fandom that formed around the show.
In January 2024, the official description read:
===Episode List===
====2021 Episodes====
Episodes of Supernatural on the Rocks
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish (or fandom adjacent) topics	Direct Link
1 	February 4, 2021 	Season 1 	 	X
2 	May 10, 2021 	Season 2 	Diversity in Media 	X
3 	September 8, 2021	Season 3 - Part 1	Misogyny, The X-Files 	X
4 	September 9, 2021	Season 3 - Part 2	 	X
5 	November 17, 2021	Season 4 - Part 1	Castiel 	X
6 	November 23, 2021	Season 4 - Part 2	Monster of the Week 	X
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:Supernatural Meta
Fandom then/now: an ongoing and participatory research project.

fandom then/now: an ongoing and participatory research project. is an extensive survey done by acafan Katherine Morrissey in 2008. 
==About==
==Content==
* 
* 
** how were/are people participating in fan culture?
** what were people reading then?
** what are people reading now?
** what's changing about engagement today?
** fan taboos? real-people versus fictional characters
* 
** Favorite Stories and Fandoms in 2008
** Charts: Top 20 Fandoms
** Charts: 20 Most Popular Stories
** Charts: Most Popular Stories Within Fandoms
* 
** zones of production
** fan fiction? romance? both?
** generic tendencies
* 
** Ages
** Gender & Sexuality
** Relationship Status
** Are demographics relevant?
 
* 
** Female Protagonists
** Genre Labels and Boundaries
** Talking With Academics 
Category:2008 Academic Commentary
Category:2014 Academic Commentary
Category:Statistics