[ SECRET POST #6519 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6519 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What do you consider 'being in fandom'?

[(Anonymous)]

I think it'd have to be a little more than that. Like "wanting" as opposed to "being willing" to talk about the thing you enjoy with other fans, or wanting to see what other people who like the thing have to say about it. The desire has to come from the person, not prompted externally.

I'm certainly willing to talk about some games and shows I've enjoyed well enough if someone else brings it up, but I'm definitely not in the fandom for all of them and wouldn't care what anyone else happened to think about them if nobody asked.

Re: What do you consider 'being in fandom'?

[thewakokid]

See I was thinking "willing to talk about it" was too much. I know some DEEP introverts who dont engage beyond consumption of fanworks and MAYBE leaving a like, but I count them.

Re: What do you consider 'being in fandom'?

[(Anonymous)]

I'd count consumption of fanworks as actively participating and wanting to see what others have to say about it. It's not like fanfic and fanart constantly falls in your lap without you searching for it. Even if they never comment or leave a like on anything, they're seeking out a community and the stuff the community produces.

Meanwhile like, I enjoyed the first Dragon Age game. I have never bothered to look up fic or art for it. So I'm not in the fandom. But if I decided next week to follow a bunch of Dragon Age feeds and start following the series and fanworks for it then now I'm in the fandom, adding to the overall viewcounts, even if I never talk about it.