Inner Circle
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(Did you mean a Walter Shedlofsky fanzine?)
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Aside from the distinctions between fans and stfnists, and trufans and confans, the super-active group is sometimes considered separately. Inner Circle fans may be considered as those who subscribe to a significant fraction of all fanzines, including all the leading ones; who correspond with other leading fans; publish one or several fanzines; play politics and perform duties in fan organizations; promote activities such as fan gatherings; and author many pieces published in others' fanzines. They are the ones who at a given time may be considered essential to fandom's continued existence. In fandomwide polls the top ten fans should all come from this group. |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| Aside from the distinctions between fans and scientifictionists, the "real fans" or super-actives are sometimes considered separately. Inner Circle fans may be considered as those who subscribe to most fanzines, all of the leading ones; correspond with other leading fans; publish one or several fanzines; play politics and perform duties in fan organizations; promote activities such as fan gatherings; and author many pieces published in others' fanzines. They are the ones who at a given time may be considered essential to fandom's continued existence. The top ten fans should all come from this group. |
See also: Actifan, Trufan, Crifanac, Smof, Circle.
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