[ SECRET POST #2268 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2268 ⌋

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Comments

[making_excuses]

I dunno what kind of people you hang out with, but I don't think any of my friends even follow 100 twitters, let alone more than a couple of actors.

I don't analyse tweets? I barely follow any fandomy people on twitter or facebook or anything, not do I analyse scenes or squee over new photos/trailers and so on. Does that mean I don't belong in fandom?

And apparently it wasn't clear enough, but I did mean that all my friends look at fanart, follow actors/creators on twitter and discuss episodes/air dates and so on with me, not just one of those things. Fanfiction is the only thing they don't all have in common so to speak.

[(Anonymous)]

No, I meant that I think twitter activity is a poor indicator of being involved in fandom.

I've never met anyone IRL like at work or school when I went that was into fandom, not even into really discussing show or anything like that. Sometimes someone will mention looking forward to a particular movie, but they're never into things like fanart or even discussion about that stuff once they've seen it beyond general stuff like "It was good," "My favourite scene was this," etc.

It would probably be different to me if I could go to cons or something, but those tend to be fandom gatherings, anyway. In the course of my daily life, I've never met anyone into fandom and I've lived in a lot of different places in both Europe and the US.