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| − | Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or to perform some act like producing a con. Standing | + | Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or to perform some act like producing a [[con]]. [[Standing Committee|Standing committee]]s are prescribed by the [[constitution]] of a group; others exist for temporary purposes. Committees of [[fan]] [[organizations]] include things like con committees, the ballot committee appointed at election time, [[Laureate]] committees, [[WelCommittee]], ''et autres'' |
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| − | Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or perform some act. Standing | + | Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or perform some act. [[Standing Committee|Standing committee]]s are prescribed in the [[constitution]]; others exist only for a temporary purpose. Committees of [[fan]] organizations include the [[concom|convention committee]], appointed to plan and execute a [[fan gathering]], the ballot committee appointed at election time, [[Laureate]] Committee, [[Plancom]], [[Fincom]], [[Welcommittee|Welcom]], ''et autres''. |
| − | Committees formed by mutual agreement outside the machinery of any organization are characteristic particularly of Leftists in the United States, and the fan groups of this sort have been [[Michelistic]]. These include the [[Science Fiction Committee Against Fascism]], which at the end of 1938 circulated a petition of modified [[Michelism]], and the [[CPASF]]. | + | Committees formed by mutual agreement outside the machinery of any [[organization]] are characteristic particularly of Leftists in the United States, and the [[fan]] groups of this sort have been [[Michelistic]]. These include the [[Science Fiction Committee Against Fascism]], which at the end of 1938 circulated a petition of modified [[Michelism]], and the [[CPASF]]. |
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Latest revision as of 00:13, 17 October 2020
(Did you mean a Convention Committee?)
Fans are continually forming committees for fan projects, especially conventions, which are nearly always run by a convention committee. Any convention with a bidding process has one or more groups forming bid committees.
In addition, there are the various WSFS Committees.
Other committees have included:
- Connie Bailout Committee.
- Committee for the Political Advancement of Science-Fiction.
- Fan Awards Poll Committee.
- N3F Plancom
- N3F Welcommittee.
- WSFS Standing Committee.
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or to perform some act like producing a con. Standing committees are prescribed by the constitution of a group; others exist for temporary purposes. Committees of fan organizations include things like con committees, the ballot committee appointed at election time, Laureate committees, WelCommittee, et autres |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| Groups of people, usually three or five, appointed to render decision or recommendation in some matter, or perform some act. Standing committees are prescribed in the constitution; others exist only for a temporary purpose. Committees of fan organizations include the convention committee, appointed to plan and execute a fan gathering, the ballot committee appointed at election time, Laureate Committee, Plancom, Fincom, Welcom, et autres.
Committees formed by mutual agreement outside the machinery of any organization are characteristic particularly of Leftists in the United States, and the fan groups of this sort have been Michelistic. These include the Science Fiction Committee Against Fascism, which at the end of 1938 circulated a petition of modified Michelism, and the CPASF. |
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