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| − | {{ | + | '''Minac''' is the '''min'''imum '''ac'''tivity requirement for an [[apa]], usually a certain number of original pages which need to be published and distributed through the [[apa]] within a given time period. If you don’t make minac, the [[OE]] may kick you out for [[lacktivity]]. |
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| + | In rotational [[apae]] such as [[The Cult]], this can be even more complex; Active members have publishing requirements – they must publish a [[Cultzine]] when it comes their turn in a 'rotation' – and activity requirements, in that they must comment on at least every other [[Cultzine]] as they are published in rotation. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, 22 July 2020
(Did you mean a fanzine by Ted White and Les Gerber?)
Minac is the minimum activity requirement for an apa, usually a certain number of original pages which need to be published and distributed through the apa within a given time period. If you don’t make minac, the OE may kick you out for lacktivity.
In rotational apae such as The Cult, this can be even more complex; Active members have publishing requirements – they must publish a Cultzine when it comes their turn in a 'rotation' – and activity requirements, in that they must comment on at least every other Cultzine as they are published in rotation.
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