... it can't just be Steph and me.
I think of myself as "fannish" about media that have something like characters and storylines (text, (web)comic, video, rpg)
My interaction with (at least some) fandoms (even if they're not my primary/not a big deal) includes:
Consuming at least part of the canon
52 (86.7%)
Consuming the entire (or the most available) canon at least once (includes skipping that one bit you've been warned of)51 (85.0%)
Consuming the canon multiple times (includes single-full-or-best & multiple partial)49 (81.7%)
Interacting with other fans55 (91.7%)
... to share squee/good bits51 (85.0%)
... to share general thoughts52 (86.7%)
... to share bad bits/complaints/stuff that could have been better48 (80.0%)
Discussions/essays, with self or others, about "meta" topics39 (65.0%)
Reading or participating in meta discussions started by others44 (73.3%)
Creating fanworks36 (60.0%)
... Creating fanworks intended to be as close to canon as possible21 (35.0%)
... Creating fanworks that deliberately explore transformative aspects (such as relationships not seen in canon, or chunks of shared fanon) but not intended to be an alternate universe33 (55.0%)
... Creating fanworks that differ enough that you would call them an alternate universe27 (45.0%)
... Creating fanworks that are specifically an alternate universe of other fanworks (possibly AUs themselves) rather than fanworks of the original12 (20.0%)
Consuming fanworks51 (85.0%)
... Consuming close-to-canon fanworks54 (90.0%)
... Consuming other non-AU fanworks49 (81.7%)
... Consuming alternate universe fanworks48 (80.0%)
... Consuming fanworks of other fanworks37 (61.7%)
Other fannish activities not mentioned29 (48.3%)
Engaging in fannish activities for a fandom without having consumed its canon33 (55.0%)
Engaging in fannish activities for a fandom that has left its original canon far behind, without having consumed the canon22 (36.7%)
None of the above applies1 (1.7%)
Original private fandoms
At least one of my fandoms involves an original (or serial-numbers-filed-off, or significant AU) fandom that has not been publicly or formally released21 (48.8%)
... it's released now (or will be very soon), BUT I LOVED IT BEFORE THEN! *hipster glasses*8 (18.6%)
... and I am a creator/co-creator11 (25.6%)
... and I interact fannishly as well as with my creator hat on9 (20.9%)
... I/We skipped or have been slacking on canon creation because fanworks are more fun5 (11.6%)
None of the above applies19 (44.2%)
LOL, *really*, Azz?10 (23.3%)
(If anyone academic/etc. feels like playing with results, I would ask that you respect the privacy of the respondents as if their data were anonymized, as this journal is mostly a play-zone, not a study-zone.)