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Fandom Snowflake Challenge: Day 6
In your own space, pimp recommend three comms or challenges and explain why you love them. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
1)![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
fandom_on_dw & fandomcalendar are both great resources for finding fannish activities. fandom_on_dw focuses on any sort of fannish activity as long as its on Dreamwidth, and fandomcalendar focuses on fannish events (e.g., big bangs and fests) no matter the location. It's fun to see all the different activities and a good way for me to increase the chance of coming across something I find interesting.
2)month_of_meta is a fest in March that seeks to produce and promote fannish meta. I like seeing all the thinky thoughts fellow fanpeople have, so I think month_of_meta is a great idea and would love if more people participated.
3)shakydismount/![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
shakydismount is a comm for fannish, feminist parents (and others) who are concerned about gender representation in the media that their little ones consume. It's not very active and I feel that I have to add the caveat that I don't have any kids myself, but I think it's an important community. I'll probably make more use of it once I'm an aunt and wanting to find things for any nieces and nephews I have.
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fandom_on_dw & fandomcalendar are both great resources for finding fannish activities. fandom_on_dw focuses on any sort of fannish activity as long as its on Dreamwidth, and fandomcalendar focuses on fannish events (e.g., big bangs and fests) no matter the location. It's fun to see all the different activities and a good way for me to increase the chance of coming across something I find interesting.2)
month_of_meta is a fest in March that seeks to produce and promote fannish meta. I like seeing all the thinky thoughts fellow fanpeople have, so I think month_of_meta is a great idea and would love if more people participated.3)
shakydismount/shakydismount is a comm for fannish, feminist parents (and others) who are concerned about gender representation in the media that their little ones consume. It's not very active and I feel that I have to add the caveat that I don't have any kids myself, but I think it's an important community. I'll probably make more use of it once I'm an aunt and wanting to find things for any nieces and nephews I have.