Is the SCA a fandom? I could see it as "fandom by community," but it's got a single canon source ("the middle ages") which isn't described well as "Real People."
Where does bandom go? Is there a "canon type: music" category? Or does that all get blended in to "real people?" (I think of them as every bit as separate as movie & tv, but I'm not in either fandom so I don't know if there's more overlap than that.)
I can think of several more canon types that are so small that I believe it's okay that they're not listed (blogs, artwork, sports--which is not a small fandom, but not well-represented in OTW-ish fandoms).
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Are comic books "Books & Literature?" Potentially add "Graphic novel/comic/manga" category/ies?
Is the SCA a fandom? I could see it as "fandom by community," but it's got a single canon source ("the middle ages") which isn't described well as "Real People."
Where does bandom go? Is there a "canon type: music" category? Or does that all get blended in to "real people?" (I think of them as every bit as separate as movie & tv, but I'm not in either fandom so I don't know if there's more overlap than that.)
I can think of several more canon types that are so small that I believe it's okay that they're not listed (blogs, artwork, sports--which is not a small fandom, but not well-represented in OTW-ish fandoms).