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| Science fiction '''fandom''' is a collective term for both the community of | |||
| ] fans and their activities. Some of them published their own ]. | |||
| Many professional ] started their interest in science fiction as fans. | |||
| Fandom includes sub-sets of fans that are principally interested in a single writer or genre: so, for example, one could talk of 'Star Trek fandom' as an entity. (So much so, that they are better known as "]" (or "]") by the rest of fandom). | |||
| Fandom is responsible for a number of inventions, notably ]. | |||
| Notable figures in the history of fandom include: | |||
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| External resources: | |||
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| * by Rob Hansen | |||
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