[ SECRET POST #3378 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3378 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Is fandom and canon pretty interchangeable these days? I've noticed that a lot of people use fandom when they mean canon. (i.e. What scene in your fandom is your favorite?) But there also seem to be contexts where you mean fandom as a separate entity. When people say, "What's your favorite fandom?" do you think they mean, "What's your favorite canon?" or "What fandom experience is the best?"

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, basically. It's just really weird an awkward to say stuff like "fictional work you are in the fandom for" instead of "fandom."

Sometimes people will say "book/movie/show/comic/game" though.

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[(Anonymous)]

It's just really weird an awkward to say stuff like "fictional work you are in the fandom for"
Isn't that what the "canon" is?

Re: New Question

[(Anonymous)]

Not from my experience? I think people that say that are exceptions. At least I personally haven't encountered fandom and canon used interchangeably except very, very rarely, probably by mistake (or from people that I assumed didn't know what "fandom" and "canon" actually mean - not because I think they're stupid or something, but because I think they're not familiar with the terminology or their English isn't very good).
When someone says "what's your fav fandom" I think they mean "best fandom experience".

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[(Anonymous)]

Fandom and canon are not interchangeable.