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HJEB (Hugh Jackman Estrogen Brigade). EU, E/U See Extended Universe. Star Wars euchronia To envision a better time, usually in terms of a golden age (versus "eutopia," the envisioning of a better place). Noted here because long-term fans Star Trek tend to do it. A LOT. ;) Refers to any Star Wars information derived from a Extended source other than the films -- books, comics, toy Star Wars Universe boxes, computer games, etc. Often abbreviated to EU or E/U. EZBoard, a free service often used to host ficrelated EZB messageboards. Feature-laden but loaded general with pop-ups. F Nope, that's not a typo -- this is an old term referring to self-referential fiction about fans and/or faanfiction fandom itself, usually in the form of satire laden with old fandom injokes. See Subreality or metafic for more recent face-fault face-plant Factions Falstaff Syndrome Internet equivalents. An expression of shock or surprise -- the character's mouth hangs open, their face sags, and their eyes go huge and blank. Similar to the "jawdrop" of American animation. An expression of shock or surprise -- the character falls down face-first, as if they have literally been knocked over by astonishment. Usually a reaction to monumental stupidity. Divisions among Forever Knight fans, a highly splintered fandom -- ie. those who support particular pairings (slash or het), characters (Knighties, FoD=Friends of Don), traits (Dark Knighties, Dark Perks), icons (Caddywhackers), and even those who refuse to be pigeon-holed (DieHards). See top-heavy. anime/mang a anime/mang a Forever Knight comics Short for "fanatic," the definition of "fan" depends on who you talk to. A mundane on the street will tell you that it means "someone who's really into something," and probably means a sports team or a TV show. However, when we say "fan," we're really fan using a secret wink-wink geek code that means "person who's into something that requires an general operational brain and some creativity," be it sci-fi, fantasy, roleplaying, comics, etc. We're not just fans -- we're fans. And in our own aggressively antiestablishmentarianistic way we're pretty bloody arrogant about it, too. ;) fanac Short for "fan activity" -- attending cons, singing filk, Star Trek writing fanfic, drawing fanart, etc. fanboy See fangirl. general fandom A collective term used to describe all fans and their general 166
activities. Science fiction fandom originates in the 1930s, when the first clubs were created. A community devoted to mocking the arrogant, Fandom pretentious, crazy, and downright stupid throughout Wank, fandom forums online. Widely despised, though not general Fandom_Wan by THIS glossary maintainer. ;) Currently hosted at k JournalFen. Often abbreviated to F_W or FW. Short for "fan fiction" or "fanfiction," also called "fic" -- any story written about an existing TV show, book, movies, comic, etc. without permission from fanfic the original creators or intention of profit. Here's a general really good selection of what various glossaries have to say about this word... NOTE: An older term for fanfic is derivative fiction. Someone who writes fanfic. Also shortened to ficcer fanficcer or more generically called "writers" -- called "Writers" (with a capital W) in Subreality fic and general "bards" in Xena fic. Parody genre in which badfic authors are kidnapped to a university in the fictional universe in fanfiction question and subjected to educational torments by LOTR university canon characters. Inspired by Camilla Sandman's Official Fanfiction University of Middle Earth (OFUM). fan fiction, fanfiction See fanfic. general See fanboy ;) No, okay, seriously, any childish, obsessed, over-the-top fan who makes more mature fans embarrassed to be associated with fangirl them. The kind you see on TV (usually in full general costume) every time the local newsteam decides to go cover a convention. Specifically, in ficdom, a writer whose stories are nothing but badly-written fanon fanservice wish-fulfilment fantasies. Information or characterization that has never been confirmed in canon but is accepted as such by fans, ie. Bobby Drake's orientation, Cordelia Chase's nightmares, or Yoda as Qui-Gon's Master. As a reader on CABS pointed out: "Fanon refers to much more than pairings. Mulder's insomnia, his dead fish, his Armani suits are fanon. Methos tossing bottlecaps behind the fridge is fanon because he did it once on the show [but] fans expanded it to ridiculous proportions." Any character-related eye-candy added just to make the viewers/readers happy -- gratuitous panty shots, shower scenes, etc. Usually geared toward males, but sometimes the gals get theirs too! general anime/mang a fanzine See zine. old fandom fb See feedback. unknown feedback Any comment -- whether it be by e-mail, chat, or live -- from a reader/viewer/listener etc. to a writer/artist/filker about their creative work. Put it general 167
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Table of Contents I. Introduction..
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more stories, and sharing funny tid
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yet understandable enough, to intro
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justifiable, and believable. 1 It i
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well as the act of worship (activel
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This leads Maygra 2 , a prominent f
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the fandoms are well-known. Slash-
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equality and beyond social stereoty
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uses his authorial position to loos
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fandoms, and are 2) people outside
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that writing in and for Anthropolog
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in ethnographic narrative, which ha
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very analytically thereafter. Jenki
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web. In a way the nature of convers
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affected not simply by the object o
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This is emphasized by how they view
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participation: In order to limit se
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order to find an earlier post, one
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academic audience might find such a
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linked, text with the connections o
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consumers: Consumers only passively
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fandoms, and an active member in ot
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proud of her ability to slash every
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accompanying it online, would be to
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Harry Potter fandom, since I find t
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We were talking recently about our
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they had no sense and the plotlines
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the 5 th Harry Potter book. In any
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discussed in the following sections
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These OOC chats in Yuri’s game ar
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nor as an act for the game specific
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discussion of both themes in the ne
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of HP fandom, two significantly. Fi
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will be portrayed as OOC, and a sto
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enough, let's go!” Canon is, with
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use several different ideas of plag
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keeps very busy. Once back at home
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make it have a plot, but it didn’
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just acknowledge that the character
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Though many would answer that “mo
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For both of these fandoms Eiko freq
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and even fewer fans will publish wh
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authors she likes, and then utilize
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who does not participate with other
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of identity as fan, much as an acad
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aggression (and, depending on the d
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found friends through her activitie
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formation. In the same sense that t
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meaning, no climax.” What is inte
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It’s not something that’s immed
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nonetheless. However generally, she
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mood” when she will want to read
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characters, I was afraid that once
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other groups “censoring” or “
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III. Exploration A. Psychology and
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emotionally speaking, I wavered bet
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