For this year's Stub September, we have chosen weekly themes to focus on specific types of stubs. However, you are always welcome to work on any stub (or any other article!) at any time.
The first week's theme is fandoms!
There are a number of pages about individual fandoms that need more information. Some of the current stubs include:
and many more! Feel free to browse the stubs, pages that need expansion, and examples wanted categories.
New editor? See the Intro to Fanlore FAQ, Help:Editing pages, and the formatting cheatsheet for the basics of wiki editing.
Please keep in mind that Fanlore is a wiki about fandom, not canon. A very brief overview of the canon is often helpful to give the article some context, but the article should be about how fans engage with or react to the canon. Some ideas to get you started:
See What content should I include in a fandom page? For RPF fandoms, see Help:RPF pages.
For lists of all fandom articles on Fanlore, see Fandoms by Source Text, Category:Fandoms by Canon Type, and Category:Fandoms by Community.
Check back next week for a new theme! If you have any questions, feel free to comment on this post or to email the Fanlore Gardeners.
You are also totally welcome and encouraged to leave comments letting us know about your contributions to the challenge. Happy editing!
The first week's theme is fandoms!
There are a number of pages about individual fandoms that need more information. Some of the current stubs include:
- Assassin's Creed
- Backstreet Boys
- Breaking Bad
- The Incredible Hulk
- Pandora Hearts
- Professor Layton
- Saint Seiya
- Sports RPF
and many more! Feel free to browse the stubs, pages that need expansion, and examples wanted categories.
New editor? See the Intro to Fanlore FAQ, Help:Editing pages, and the formatting cheatsheet for the basics of wiki editing.
Please keep in mind that Fanlore is a wiki about fandom, not canon. A very brief overview of the canon is often helpful to give the article some context, but the article should be about how fans engage with or react to the canon. Some ideas to get you started:
- Where does the fandom hang out? What are popular communities, websites, forums, etc.?
- What kinds of fanworks does the fandom produce?
- Are there any topics, themes, or tropes that frequently appear in fanworks?
- What other kinds of fan activities are common (online and offline)?
- What are the most popular characters and 'ships?
- Are there any notable events, controversies, or wanks?
- How has the fandom changed over time?
See What content should I include in a fandom page? For RPF fandoms, see Help:RPF pages.
For lists of all fandom articles on Fanlore, see Fandoms by Source Text, Category:Fandoms by Canon Type, and Category:Fandoms by Community.
Check back next week for a new theme! If you have any questions, feel free to comment on this post or to email the Fanlore Gardeners.
You are also totally welcome and encouraged to leave comments letting us know about your contributions to the challenge. Happy editing!
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