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i feel stupid for asking this but what do you have to do to consider yourself part of a fandom? like, is it enough to like the band/show/whatever and reblog pictures of it every now and then?
Whatever you want. If you want to say you're part of the fandom, then go ahead.
I have ideas for some of the fandoms you marked, whats the best way to get those ideas to you?
The submit box works pretty well
Which ask box am I supposed to send requests to? Both fandom-mused and fandom-mused-fandom-games say to send requests to their ask boxes...
Either. Trying to regulate one would be too hard. I just look through my entire inbox anyways, so it's all mixed together.
You're so creative! <33 the ideas so far!
Aww! Thank you!
I feel like a lot of the things you're doing don't actually have fandoms? They have fans but fans =/= fandom. Like for example Spider-Man, everyone loves Spider-Man, no argument there, but it doesn't really have a fandom per se. Wouldn't generalizing it in to like, a Marvel category be better? Same thing could be said about many others, like Invader Zim? There is really no fandom there. get separating the Avengers from Marvel because it has a huge fandom though.
I've actually been getting this argument and the "My fandom is bigger than DDR! Why don't you include it!" argument a lot, so thank you for sending it to a blog where I can answer.
I have a process with picking the fandoms. I read through as many asks as possible, and if a fandom shows up 2-3 times, I add it to the list of ones to be done. If it shows up 10-20 times, I put it on the list in bold. And then I just go down the list, trying to do the ones in bold first. I got at least 3 requests for a Spider-Man fandom poster, so I made a Spider-Man fandom poster. With the new movie, a lot of new fans came and made a fandom. I got at least 3 requests for DDR, so I made a DDR fandom poster. The fandom may be tiny, but they wanted a poster bad, so a lot of them sent in asks. I don't decide "Hey I think this fandom's big enough" because many of these I've never even heard of before, but there are apparently a lot of people in the fandom. I have rules to make things fair, and I follow them. That's it.
I don't think you should have cut moon moon out of the project. It's a great representation as it shows the sense of humor and many people relate to it. Plus its your thing you don't have to listen to anyone really if they don't like it they can make their own flag
But that kind of defeats the purpose. The whole point of this is to make as many people happy as possible, whether it's just their fandom being acknowledged, or just seeing everybody together. I don't want to hurt anybody with this, so I'm definitely not going to include something that I know hurts people.
Yes, I do agree that the brony fandom has become less than it should be, however there are still bronies, myself (I hope) and my friends included who still try to follow the "Love and Tolerate" idea, not just because of the fandom but because that is the core of my beliefs. While I agree the brony fandom has done some very regrettable things, I also wish to point out that the worst members of a fandom tend to be the loudest, and in many cases cast a bad light on even the best members.
Although I agree with that, I've also personally seen the better members of the fandom degrading on a personal level rather than a fandom-wide one. I haven't had anybody complain that bronies are included so far though, so I think it'll be okay.
In regards to possibly removing the My Little Pony fandom because at some point someone might say "Ew Bronies", wouldn't removing it be exactly against what bronies stand for? Wouldn't bronies, in response to just such a statement, respectfully reply that they are entitled to their own opinions, then take the higher road and continue as they were, not falling to those who try to drag them down? I'd hate to see a perfectly respectable fandom fall to the petty hate of others...
That would be true if bronies actually acted like how they said they did. Unfortunately I was a brony long enough to know that the whole idea of taking the high road is complete bull shit and bronies get offended just as easily - if not more easily - than everybody else.
