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A term with multiple meanings, one is benign, which gives cover to the more malignant definition. | A term with multiple meanings, one is benign, which gives cover to the more malignant definition. | ||
| − | At its best, "Barcon" is the informal gathering of authors and fans in the hotel bar outside of schedule programming to continue conversations, see friends, and have drinks. | + | At its best, "Barcon" is the informal gathering of authors and fans in the hotel [[bar]] outside of schedule programming to continue conversations, see friends, and have drinks. |
The more negative context is used by those who want to take advantage of a convention's space and the people it brings in, but don't want to pay to attend the con. See, also, [[ghost]]. | The more negative context is used by those who want to take advantage of a convention's space and the people it brings in, but don't want to pay to attend the con. See, also, [[ghost]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 20 July 2020
A term with multiple meanings, one is benign, which gives cover to the more malignant definition.
At its best, "Barcon" is the informal gathering of authors and fans in the hotel bar outside of schedule programming to continue conversations, see friends, and have drinks.
The more negative context is used by those who want to take advantage of a convention's space and the people it brings in, but don't want to pay to attend the con. See, also, ghost.
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