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[[Subzine]] publishers ordinarily announce that they are willing to trade on an even basis (all my issues for all your issues) with other regularly-appearing [[fanzines]]. And many will send each monthly or bimonthly issue faithfully, when the other editor only turns out one or two little ratty issues a year. Complications occur when one [[fan]] publishes more than one good-sized periodical, or when more than one share equally in the work of putting out a [[fanzine]] and each wants a copy of exchanged pubs for his collection. The solution to much of the exchange problem is [[FAPA]]. | [[Subzine]] publishers ordinarily announce that they are willing to trade on an even basis (all my issues for all your issues) with other regularly-appearing [[fanzines]]. And many will send each monthly or bimonthly issue faithfully, when the other editor only turns out one or two little ratty issues a year. Complications occur when one [[fan]] publishes more than one good-sized periodical, or when more than one share equally in the work of putting out a [[fanzine]] and each wants a copy of exchanged pubs for his collection. The solution to much of the exchange problem is [[FAPA]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:49, 24 December 2019
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Subzine publishers ordinarily announce that they are willing to trade on an even basis (all my issues for all your issues) with other regularly-appearing fanzines. And many will send each monthly or bimonthly issue faithfully, when the other editor only turns out one or two little ratty issues a year. Complications occur when one fan publishes more than one good-sized periodical, or when more than one share equally in the work of putting out a fanzine and each wants a copy of exchanged pubs for his collection. The solution to much of the exchange problem is FAPA. |
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