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| − | '''Prosuckers''' are sycophants whose main [[fanac]] revolves around worship of [[professional]] writers, [[editors]], artists, actors, etc., placing them above mere [[fans]] -- the [[stfnal]] equivalent of a groupie. In case it isn't completely obvious, this is not a complimentary term. | + | '''Prosuckers''' are [[Sycofan|sycophants]] whose main [[fanac]] revolves around worship of [[professional]] writers, [[editors]], artists, actors, etc., placing them above mere [[fans]] -- the [[stfnal]] equivalent of a groupie. In case it isn't completely obvious, this is not a complimentary term. |
The [[trufannish]] attitude is that [[pros]] are mostly fellow [[fans]] who have made a wonderful creative contribution to the [[sf community]]. | The [[trufannish]] attitude is that [[pros]] are mostly fellow [[fans]] who have made a wonderful creative contribution to the [[sf community]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 13 August 2020
Prosuckers are sycophants whose main fanac revolves around worship of professional writers, editors, artists, actors, etc., placing them above mere fans -- the stfnal equivalent of a groupie. In case it isn't completely obvious, this is not a complimentary term.
The trufannish attitude is that pros are mostly fellow fans who have made a wonderful creative contribution to the sf community.
The term was coined by Priscilla Olson in the 1980s, and it immediately won out over terms like prodie, pro licker and sycofan.
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