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commodorified) wrote2012-07-10 03:15 pm
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Fannish Content OMG
1) I recall a couple of years back there were some efforts to find a good replacement for "pimping" a fandom, that never really went anywhere because nothing really good turned up.
Now that All The Feels is a thing, may I suggest referring to the process of enticing someone into your fandom be referred to as Putting Out Feelers?
Being enticed could be referred to as Copping A Feel: "Eh, I wasn't really into Avengers and then Cat did that great picspam and I think I accidentally Copped a Feel".
2) I submit for the convenience of the Internetz two acronyms:
CSCT: Can Spell Can't Type. Useful for that little Reason For Edit box.
RTYI/RTMI: Relevant To Your/My Interests. A common and useful phrase which takes a while to type, especially on a smartphone keypad.
Now that All The Feels is a thing, may I suggest referring to the process of enticing someone into your fandom be referred to as Putting Out Feelers?
Being enticed could be referred to as Copping A Feel: "Eh, I wasn't really into Avengers and then Cat did that great picspam and I think I accidentally Copped a Feel".
2) I submit for the convenience of the Internetz two acronyms:
CSCT: Can Spell Can't Type. Useful for that little Reason For Edit box.
RTYI/RTMI: Relevant To Your/My Interests. A common and useful phrase which takes a while to type, especially on a smartphone keypad.
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There is a sense of power dynamic that fandom plays with wrt to enticing people into new fandoms, sort of a consensual kinky non-con vibe where you see people saying they got dragged into that briar patch kicking and screaming, etc etc.
Which I think in and of itself is not unhealthy.
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Thanks for that; I know it's not always the easiest thing to offer that kind of criticism and while I dunno if I agree with you I do know you make important points that need to be seriously thought about.