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Tue, Jun. 19th, 2007, 01:04 am
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thedeadparrot: I thought I didn't have more to say on this issue, but apparently, I was wrong - Fandom is a giant karaoke bar. -
- cqr: [in thisthingwedo] Female characters in male-slash fiction. - Because in my slashing experience, female characters are regarded as being the natural enemy of blokey-love and/or the author is doing a nasty Mary Sue. Even in femslash, another original female character has a tendency to cause squick. -
- partly_bouncy: [In fanthropology] BandFic history - This is mostly a link to a draft of an essay I've been writing on BandFic history. I've gotten stuck in the 1960s for a variety of reasons. One reason is that I can't find the research I need to complete the 1960s. -
- pfeffermuse: [in life_wo_fanlib] FanLib: Contemporary vs Classic Fandom - One issue I haven't seen raised concerning FanLib -- though I haven't read all the meta, and it's doubtful I could -- is that it offers nothing for fans of classic media. -
- yourlibrarian: I'm sure it happened before Spike - a few posts back subterrain prompted me to talk about how Sam and Dean get written in SPN. And Iâd noticed after a few months of reading SPN fic that I seemed to be seeing the Spike effect all over again. -
- gayalondiel: On fandoms - The lovely thing is, though, I don't leave one behind as I move to the next. I don't know if I will always have a flavour of the month (although I suspect I may) but I don't stop loving something, once I've loved it. -
- sailormac: They're BAAACK! - Seems that everyone's least favorite LJ-disrupting right-wing nutjobs are back, and this time, they're harassing publications who use Google ads to promote their Web sites (in case you don't know, I work for a travel agent publication) -
- wedes: Hey. - I used to think that when Gibbs kissed Abbey on the cheek it was flirtatious. But it's not. He would never kiss Tony on the show, much as I might like for that to happen. And that's just one of a million tiny little things that make up the stew of white m -
- windtear: [in fanficrants] Er... - I'm reading a story where the characters are all OOC and the situation is straight out of a soap opera or teen flick.[...]And yet I am reading and enjoying it, even looking forward to the next cliche-ridden chapter[...]How does one approach this in review -
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metafandombot.livejournal.com: Monday, June 18th 2007