Fannish

For the record, I do not support the "outing" of people who participate in fannish or other online activities under a pseudonym. ❋ Batwrangler (2009)

We've attended over 200 of them, including some that have gone down in fannish history for their ineptitude, such as the 1968 Baycon, the 1988 Nolacon II, and the 1993 ConFrancisco (forever known as ConFiasco). ❋ Lou Anders (2008)

In summary, Terror Firma is probably the best of these in fannish terms, Thicker Than Water probably the most approachable for the non-fan. ❋ Nwhyte (2008)

If you're a pro, do you avoid "fannish" activities (like, dressing up in costumes, or writing for amateur magazines)? ❋ Frankwu (2008)

Supporting characters with their own solid fan base is a bit of a scifi phenomena and Atlantis is the poster child for this kind of fannish behavior. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I was super happy to see the Fantastic-car make its appearance (I actually recognized it under the canopy in Reed's lab), and of course, Doom getting his face back and being incideously "helpful" worked really well for those of us who are generally fans of von Doom (and, any time we see Latvaria, I laugh with a kind of fannish squee.) ❋ Lyda222 (2007)

In Part 4, Jonah Weiland even notes that these are going to be some of the more "fannish" questions, and as is the case for most "fannish" questions, they're mostly anal-retentive continuity wanking. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Something along the lines of a combination the enthusiasm and exuberance of the "fannish" reviews and the esoteric critical dissection we find in the scholarly journals and reference books. ❋ Unknown (2003)

(ABC 1967-68) neither Irwin Allen 1960s SF tv series has the overtly "fannish" attraction and appeal that in large part accounts for the popularities of ❋ Mark Collins (2010)

But my fellow Denverites were so visibly excited to be a few rows from Harris that it was pretty infectious, and the informal event really turned into something quite "fannish," as people were eagerly shouting questions from the audience. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Over the years, fandom has developed a jargon and idiom of its own, which has been partially coopted by other "fannish" groups such as Trekkies, wargamers. ❋ Unknown (1980)

Blogging (not everyone here uses their journal [i.e., their LiveJournal account], or uses it for fannish purposes) ❋ Unknown (2009)

The short version: if your fanfiction page is on GeoCities, which is going down for good on October 26, they'll give you an AO3 account (beta!); if you have other kinds of fannish pages there, they'll help you document those pages in Fanlore. ❋ Rebecca Tushnet (2009)

when miss.j asked [hector], the 8th generation [spaniard] [by default], what his cultural background was he replied 'i am half spanish/half filipino'. 'indeed fannish' miss.j thought. ❋ Dcbornes (2007)

A [creative nonfiction] writer [outted] the Queen of [Gargoyle] Fanfiction as a fannish fabulist in 2008 when she covered for a known debacle. ❋ Illinoishorrorman (2018)